The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 15. kötetWerner Company, 1896 |
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253. oldal
... increased , since the increase of magnetization does not keep up with the increase of the current , the action of the coil prevails , and the needle deviates accordingly . The most extensive and important of the earlier mann's ...
... increased , since the increase of magnetization does not keep up with the increase of the current , the action of the coil prevails , and the needle deviates accordingly . The most extensive and important of the earlier mann's ...
269. oldal
... increase , the application of the traction will cause permanent magnetism , but he found that the permanent increase if the intensity of magnetization is not beyond magnetization due to a current 1088 was reversed from - 1.3 a certain ...
... increase , the application of the traction will cause permanent magnetism , but he found that the permanent increase if the intensity of magnetization is not beyond magnetization due to a current 1088 was reversed from - 1.3 a certain ...
344. oldal
... increase faster than the means of subsistence . His father was struck by the weight and originality of his views , asked him to put them in writing , and then recommended the publication of the manuscript . It was in this way the Essay ...
... increase faster than the means of subsistence . His father was struck by the weight and originality of his views , asked him to put them in writing , and then recommended the publication of the manuscript . It was in this way the Essay ...
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LOOMEM | 25 |
LUBRICANTS Prof R H SMITH Birmingham | 51 |
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