The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... surface can be skimmed in half a school year with a class meeting at least twice a week . Special emphasis should be laid on local con- ditions . Make the student apply the principles to home conditions . Do not try to cover the earth ...
... surface can be skimmed in half a school year with a class meeting at least twice a week . Special emphasis should be laid on local con- ditions . Make the student apply the principles to home conditions . Do not try to cover the earth ...
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... surface amount to a depth of 40 miles , they must supply heat to the surface as fast as it is lost by radiation into space . The earth there- fore appears not to be growing colder , though losing heat . " 1 One of the best of living ...
... surface amount to a depth of 40 miles , they must supply heat to the surface as fast as it is lost by radiation into space . The earth there- fore appears not to be growing colder , though losing heat . " 1 One of the best of living ...
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... surface . It is known that the mean specific gravity of the earth is about 5.4 or double the density of the lithosphere . Hence , the core must be much heavier and must weigh between 7 and 8 . The probability is that the core is largely ...
... surface . It is known that the mean specific gravity of the earth is about 5.4 or double the density of the lithosphere . Hence , the core must be much heavier and must weigh between 7 and 8 . The probability is that the core is largely ...
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... surface and are first pre- sented to the other atom . Thus , lithium , sodium and potassium , probably behave alike because they all have the same external presentment of electrons ; and so with carbon and silicon , with fluorine and ...
... surface and are first pre- sented to the other atom . Thus , lithium , sodium and potassium , probably behave alike because they all have the same external presentment of electrons ; and so with carbon and silicon , with fluorine and ...
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... surface of the earth the necessary elements , as well as compounds . More and more it becomes clear that the old idea of creation as a past event gives an inadequate picture of the facts . In so far as we can tell , creation is a ...
... surface of the earth the necessary elements , as well as compounds . More and more it becomes clear that the old idea of creation as a past event gives an inadequate picture of the facts . In so far as we can tell , creation is a ...
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