Technical World Magazine, Volume 12Technical World Company, 1909 |
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... surface winds . On the contrary the air above the equator at a height of a hun- dred miles or So , whirls from east to west with vast veloc- ity . This has been proved primarily by volcanic dust which at times of eruption has been known ...
... surface winds . On the contrary the air above the equator at a height of a hun- dred miles or So , whirls from east to west with vast veloc- ity . This has been proved primarily by volcanic dust which at times of eruption has been known ...
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... surface winds blew from southeast toward northwest and seemingly all the aeronauts were bound for Seat- tle . These ... Surface winds vary , indeed , but even these conform in the main to the rule , while at a height of , say ...
... surface winds blew from southeast toward northwest and seemingly all the aeronauts were bound for Seat- tle . These ... Surface winds vary , indeed , but even these conform in the main to the rule , while at a height of , say ...
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... surfaces . Among those who deemed these ex- periments of enough importance to draw them from various states and cities to assist or observe were : Colonel Spencer Cosby , Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds , Washington ; Major Jay ...
... surfaces . Among those who deemed these ex- periments of enough importance to draw them from various states and cities to assist or observe were : Colonel Spencer Cosby , Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds , Washington ; Major Jay ...
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... surface . ANOTHER RACER MAKING FORTY MILES AN HOUR . Its dust. Limoges , and Macadam of Ayrshire , worked was that the constant passing of iron shod horses draw- ing iron tired vehicles would improve rock sur- faced roads , and though ...
... surface . ANOTHER RACER MAKING FORTY MILES AN HOUR . Its dust. Limoges , and Macadam of Ayrshire , worked was that the constant passing of iron shod horses draw- ing iron tired vehicles would improve rock sur- faced roads , and though ...
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... surface and send it . swirling away , while the soft rubber tires . crush no rock to supply that which they strip from the highways . One of the first to discover these new conditions and to appreciate the import- ance of devising a way ...
... surface and send it . swirling away , while the soft rubber tires . crush no rock to supply that which they strip from the highways . One of the first to discover these new conditions and to appreciate the import- ance of devising a way ...
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