The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... Average yields per acre , 1909-1913 , of seven important crops in four European countries expressed in percentage of average yields in the United States 253 12. Yearly averages of cotton production , consumption , and exports in the ...
... Average yields per acre , 1909-1913 , of seven important crops in four European countries expressed in percentage of average yields in the United States 253 12. Yearly averages of cotton production , consumption , and exports in the ...
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... average man knows is apparent to every one except himself . How much he can know is a matter of uncertainty about which he is not disturbed . That the wisest man knows but little is the conviction of every ignoramus . On one thing all ...
... average man knows is apparent to every one except himself . How much he can know is a matter of uncertainty about which he is not disturbed . That the wisest man knows but little is the conviction of every ignoramus . On one thing all ...
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... average duration of two thousand years , regardless of ex- ternal conditions , with the release of tremendous energy . If the ninety - two elements are arranged in tabular form based on atomic weights , we have what is called the ...
... average duration of two thousand years , regardless of ex- ternal conditions , with the release of tremendous energy . If the ninety - two elements are arranged in tabular form based on atomic weights , we have what is called the ...
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... average positions , just as the parts of an iron bridge quiver when a train goes over it . It is difficult to realize that the atoms and molecules of substances which appear to be perfectly at rest → the table , a piece of paper , the ...
... average positions , just as the parts of an iron bridge quiver when a train goes over it . It is difficult to realize that the atoms and molecules of substances which appear to be perfectly at rest → the table , a piece of paper , the ...
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... average depth of 12,000 feet . The atmosphere stretches up and up , getting rarer and rarer , till at 15 miles above the earth's surface 24/25 of it are left below . Yet there is air suffi- cient to produce white heat in meteors , as ...
... average depth of 12,000 feet . The atmosphere stretches up and up , getting rarer and rarer , till at 15 miles above the earth's surface 24/25 of it are left below . Yet there is air suffi- cient to produce white heat in meteors , as ...
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