The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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... passing through St. Louis , in which it regularly took thirteen days to move a car seventy- five miles - proof , one would think , of appallingly wasteful methods . I NQUIRY failed to throw any light on his history. Note how the hot ...
... passing through St. Louis , in which it regularly took thirteen days to move a car seventy- five miles - proof , one would think , of appallingly wasteful methods . I NQUIRY failed to throw any light on his history. Note how the hot ...
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... passing his fingers over the unknown's skull , like a phrenologist feeling for bumps , the doctor turned to the others with a jubilant smile , and told them he had discovered something . The group was interested ; a talk was held ...
... passing his fingers over the unknown's skull , like a phrenologist feeling for bumps , the doctor turned to the others with a jubilant smile , and told them he had discovered something . The group was interested ; a talk was held ...
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... pass and which is used for heavier traffic , costs from $ 3,000 to $ 5,000 per mile . Every community which reaches ... passing of macadam con- struction , for many years regarded as the highest type of road . But the advent of the ...
... pass and which is used for heavier traffic , costs from $ 3,000 to $ 5,000 per mile . Every community which reaches ... passing of macadam con- struction , for many years regarded as the highest type of road . But the advent of the ...
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... pass over a telephone wire are audible only within definite limits of frequency . If the vibrations are fewer than sixteen to the second , they transmit no impression to the human ear . On the other hand , if they number more than ...
... pass over a telephone wire are audible only within definite limits of frequency . If the vibrations are fewer than sixteen to the second , they transmit no impression to the human ear . On the other hand , if they number more than ...
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... pass , because all such ground connections are tuned to frequencies far above the human auditory limit . Very essential is the fact that the con- densers used are of a capacity so small as to be measured in terms of thou- sandths of a ...
... pass , because all such ground connections are tuned to frequencies far above the human auditory limit . Very essential is the fact that the con- densers used are of a capacity so small as to be measured in terms of thou- sandths of a ...
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