The American Journal of Science and ArtsS. Converse, 1878 |
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... continuously to the Gulf of Mexico . An example of this kind occurred April 7 , 1873 , when the wind at Indianola was fifty- AM . JOUR . SCI . - Third Series , VOL . XV , No. 85. - JAN . , 1878 . four miles per hour , and also November ...
... continuously to the Gulf of Mexico . An example of this kind occurred April 7 , 1873 , when the wind at Indianola was fifty- AM . JOUR . SCI . - Third Series , VOL . XV , No. 85. - JAN . , 1878 . four miles per hour , and also November ...
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... continuously to the Gulf of Mexico . An example of this kind occurred April 7 , 1873 , when the wind at Indianola was fifty- AM . JOUR . SCI . - THIRD SERIES , VOL . XV , No. 85. - JAN . , 1878 . four miles per hour , and also November ...
... continuously to the Gulf of Mexico . An example of this kind occurred April 7 , 1873 , when the wind at Indianola was fifty- AM . JOUR . SCI . - THIRD SERIES , VOL . XV , No. 85. - JAN . , 1878 . four miles per hour , and also November ...
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... continuously felt in some of the southern ports of Peru . Sept. 29. A shock at Campo , Cal . , at 2.30 P. M. , lasting five seconds , with low rumbling .- ( U . S. Sign . Serv . ) Oct. 9. A severe shock at 2.20 A. M. at Lima and Callao ...
... continuously felt in some of the southern ports of Peru . Sept. 29. A shock at Campo , Cal . , at 2.30 P. M. , lasting five seconds , with low rumbling .- ( U . S. Sign . Serv . ) Oct. 9. A severe shock at 2.20 A. M. at Lima and Callao ...
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... continuous throughout the disc , and so these currents must pervade the whole disc . To calculate these currents we have two ways . Either we can consider the electricity at rest and the motion of the disc through it to produce an ...
... continuous throughout the disc , and so these currents must pervade the whole disc . To calculate these currents we have two ways . Either we can consider the electricity at rest and the motion of the disc through it to produce an ...
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... continuous within what is now that part of the continent , from the earliest to the latest of the epochs just named . During the progress of the field work , large and very important collections of fossils were made , which are now ...
... continuous within what is now that part of the continent , from the earliest to the latest of the epochs just named . During the progress of the field work , large and very important collections of fossils were made , which are now ...
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