Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Volumen2Metcalf and Company, 1852 Vol. 12 (from May 1876 to May 1877) includes: Researches in telephony / by A. Graham Bell. |
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... letter from Mr. Spencer of Canistota , New York , detailing the history of his attempts at constructing achromatic microscopes , and of the improvements he had effect- ed : referred to the Rumford Committee . - Miss Maria Mitchell of ...
... letter from Mr. Spencer of Canistota , New York , detailing the history of his attempts at constructing achromatic microscopes , and of the improvements he had effect- ed : referred to the Rumford Committee . - Miss Maria Mitchell of ...
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... letters from Messrs . E. S. Dixwell , Henry I. Bowditch , and Edward C. Cabot , accepting the fellowship of the Academy . Also a letter from the Hon . Secretary of the Navy , requesting suggestions from the Acade- my in respect to the ...
... letters from Messrs . E. S. Dixwell , Henry I. Bowditch , and Edward C. Cabot , accepting the fellowship of the Academy . Also a letter from the Hon . Secretary of the Navy , requesting suggestions from the Acade- my in respect to the ...
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... letter is as follows : - " Dear Sir , " Observatory , Cambridge , Sept. 25 , 1848 . " On the evening of the 16th of this month a small star was noticed , situated nearly in the plane of Saturn's ring , and between the satellites Titan ...
... letter is as follows : - " Dear Sir , " Observatory , Cambridge , Sept. 25 , 1848 . " On the evening of the 16th of this month a small star was noticed , situated nearly in the plane of Saturn's ring , and between the satellites Titan ...
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... letters ad- dressed to himself , and which have been already published in the Appendix to the Water - Commissioners ' Report of Au- gust 14th , 1848 . " The decision of this question does not depend upon the presence or absence of a ...
... letters ad- dressed to himself , and which have been already published in the Appendix to the Water - Commissioners ' Report of Au- gust 14th , 1848 . " The decision of this question does not depend upon the presence or absence of a ...
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... letter to the Water - Commissioners , and up- on this experiment , and the known solubility of the nitrate , I ascribed the increased action of water consequent upon the addition of nitrates to a slight double decomposition . It had ...
... letter to the Water - Commissioners , and up- on this experiment , and the known solubility of the nitrate , I ascribed the increased action of water consequent upon the addition of nitrates to a slight double decomposition . It had ...
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Página 135 - August, and from them he infers ' that the changes in the elevation of the waters are entirely too variable to be traced to any regular permanent cause, and that consequently there is no perceptible tide at Green Bay which is the result of observation. And such, it appears to me, is the result of calculation, when the laws that regulate solar and lunar attraction are taken into view.
Página 135 - The phenomena occurred about noon. The day was calm, but cloudy. The water retired suddenly, leaving the bed of the river bare, except for a distance of thirty rods, and remained so for nearly an hour.
Página 137 - Beche, a sudden impulse given to the particles of water, either by suddenly increased or diminished pressure, would cause a perpendicular rise or fall, in the manner of a wave, beyond the height or depth strictly due to the mere weight itself. The difference in the specific gravity of the water of the lakes * American Journal of Science, Vol.