 | 1885 - 912 lehte
...crises with ibe -pots on the sun are supposed to be jesting. So far as I am concerned in the muter, I beg leave to affirm that I never was more in earnest, and that after some farther careful inquiry, I am perfectly convinced that these decennial crises do depend upon meteorological... | |
 | William Stanley Jevons - 1884 - 552 lehte
...small part of what has been put forth on this subject, but so far as I am concerned in the matter, I beg leave to affirm that I never was more in earnest,...of sun-spots, auroras, and magnetic perturbations. I believe that I have, in fact, found the missing link required to complete the first outline of the... | |
 | William Stanley Jevons - 1884 - 524 lehte
...small part of what has been put forth on this subject, but so far as I am concerned in the matter, I beg leave to affirm that I never was more in earnest,...convinced that these decennial crises do depend upon meteoro* Article printed in Nature, April 2ith, 1879, vol. xix. pp. 588-90. Much of the matter of this... | |
 | William Stanley Jevons - 1884 - 522 lehte
...leltors printed in The Tìnta of January 17th, 1879, p. O,/, and of April 19th, 1879, p. 6,/. logical variations of like period, which again depend, in...of sun-spots, auroras, and magnetic perturbations. I believe that I have, in fact, found the missing link required to complete the first outline of the... | |
 | George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood - 1890 - 326 lehte
...and then I treat of the Portuguese Asiatic Empire ; and the " So far as I am concerned in the matter, I beg leave to affirm that I never was more in earnest,...variations, of which we have evidence in the frequency of sun spots, auroras, and magnetic perturbations. I believe that I have, in fact, found the missing liuk... | |
 | Sir George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood - 1891 - 366 lehte
...then I treat of the Portuguese Asiatic Empire ; and the " So far as I ain concerned in the matter, I beg leave to affirm that I never was more in earnest,...period, which again depend, in all probability, upon cosinical variations, of which we have evidence in the frequency of sun spots, auroras, and magnetic... | |
 | Eugen von Bergmann - 1895 - 460 lehte
...Teil improvisiert erscheinen, ist Jevons doch nach seiner eigenen Versicherung vollkommen überzeugt, „that these decennial crises do depend upon meteorological variations of like period" und dass er den Nachweis hierfür erbracht hat. Er hebt jedoch dabei hervor, dass der Umfang der Handelsmanie... | |
 | William Stanley Jevons, Herbert Stanley Jevons - 1909 - 428 lehte
...has been put forth on this subject, but so far as I am concerned in the matter, I beg leave to aff1rm that I never was more in earnest, and that after some...probability, upon cosmical variations of which we havL. evidence in the frequency of sun-spots, auroras, and magnetic perturbations. I believe that I... | |
 | Wesley Clair Mitchell - 1927 - 524 lehte
...almost exactly with the length then assigned to the sun-spot cycle, 10.45 years. Jevons declared himself perfectly convinced that these decennial crises do...in the frequency of sunspots, auroras, and magnetic perturbations.2 Unfortunately for this theory, since 1878 astronomers have revised their computations... | |
 | Roderick Floud, D. N. McCloskey - 1994 - 150 lehte
...demand. Climatic shocks One of the oldest explanations of cycles is the sunspot theory of Jevons (1884): 'after some further careful inquiry, I am perfectly...of sun-spots, auroras, and magnetic perturbations' (Jevons 1884: 235). Modern economists have argued that such an inference is so mistaken as to be not... | |
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I beg leave to affirm that I never was more in earnest, and that after some further careful inquiry, I am perfectly convinced that these decennial crises do depend upon meteorological variations of like period... 