Technical World Magazine, Volume 12Technical World Company, 1909 |
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Page 8
... carried on is a matter for wonder to the layman . SUCCESSFUL BRITISH WAR BALLOON . THE BOSTON . " C. as if on shipboard , and the course of the balloon was as accu- rately charted . One other balloon only in the great race was thus ...
... carried on is a matter for wonder to the layman . SUCCESSFUL BRITISH WAR BALLOON . THE BOSTON . " C. as if on shipboard , and the course of the balloon was as accu- rately charted . One other balloon only in the great race was thus ...
Page 10
... carried would be a recording barometer , a record- ing thermometer , a manometer and a sex- tant . The first two are ... carry ample pro- visions and 5,000 pounds of ballast . The basket of the balloon will be lined with felt and a ...
... carried would be a recording barometer , a record- ing thermometer , a manometer and a sex- tant . The first two are ... carry ample pro- visions and 5,000 pounds of ballast . The basket of the balloon will be lined with felt and a ...
Page 27
... carried into realms undreamed of in the past by calculations of prodigious labor and accuracy . As a familiar instance it is easy to cite the advance in knowledge concern- ing a group of stars familiar to all who have ever gazed at the ...
... carried into realms undreamed of in the past by calculations of prodigious labor and accuracy . As a familiar instance it is easy to cite the advance in knowledge concern- ing a group of stars familiar to all who have ever gazed at the ...
Page 35
... carried from the road but for the air currents developed by the peculiar shape of the body of the car . To gain proofs of the above beliefs and to gather information on which legislation may be wisely based was the purpose of the day ...
... carried from the road but for the air currents developed by the peculiar shape of the body of the car . To gain proofs of the above beliefs and to gather information on which legislation may be wisely based was the purpose of the day ...
Page 40
... of the table stands the second operator . He takes the headless fish and places him tail first . in a trough , where an automatic feed with clamps , carrying points , catches him and carries him to the first set of double. 40.
... of the table stands the second operator . He takes the headless fish and places him tail first . in a trough , where an automatic feed with clamps , carrying points , catches him and carries him to the first set of double. 40.
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