 | 1876 - 862 lehte
...formed," by Prof. Osborne Reynolds, MA, read at the Literary and Philosophical Society, Manchester. so as to form still larger particles which will move...them will add to their size at an increasing rate. Under such circumstances, therefore, the cloud would be converted into rain or hail according as the... | |
 | Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester - 1877 - 898 lehte
...than the others, and will consequently overtake those immediately beneath them, with these they may combine so as to form still larger particles, which...them will add to their size at an increasing rate. Under such circumstances therefore the cloud would be converted into rain or hail according as the... | |
 | 1877 - 804 lehte
...formed," by Prof. Osborne Reynolds, MA, read at the Literary and Philosophical Society, Manchester. so as to form still larger particles which will move...them will add to their size at an increasing rate. Under such circumstances, therefore, the cloud would he converted into rain or hail according as the... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1877 - 634 lehte
...than the others, and will consequently overtake those immediately beneath them ; with these they may combine so as to form still larger particles which...overtaking the particles in front of them will add to 'heir size at an increasing rate. Under such circumstances, therefore, the cloud would FIG. i. -Broken... | |
 | 1878 - 770 lehte
...overtake those immediately beneath them, and, combining with these, form still larger particles, which move with greater velocity, and more quickly overtaking the particles in front of them, add to their size at an increasing rate. He also showed that the shape and structure of ordinary hailstones... | |
 | Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society - 1879 - 308 lehte
...than the others, and will consequently overtake those immediately beneath them; with these they may combine so as to form still larger particles, which...them, will add to their size at an increasing rate. Under such circumstances, therefore, the cloud would be converted into rain or hail, according as the... | |
 | Osborne Reynolds - 1900 - 450 lehte
...than the others, and will consequently overtake those immediately beneath them ; with these they may combine so as to form still larger particles, which...them, will add to their size at an increasing rate. Under such circumstances, therefore, the cloud would be converted into rain or hail, according as the... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1878 - 550 lehte
...overtake those immediately beneath them, and, combining with these, form still larger particles, which move with greater velocity, and more quickly overtaking the particles in front of them, add to their size at an increasing rate. He also showed that the shape and structure of ordinary hailstones... | |
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Under such circumstances therefore the cloud would be converted into rain or hail according as the particles were water or ice. The size of the drops from such a cloud would depend simply on the quantity of water suspended in the space swept through by... 