Technical World Magazine, Volume 18American school of correspondence at Armour Institute of Technology, 1912 |
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Page 13
... saddle on his bay mare . As he turned to lead her out into the pasture lot he heard the noisy troopers entering at the front . A touch on the flank and she had cleared the fence , jumped a wide gully and was away through the woods. 13.
... saddle on his bay mare . As he turned to lead her out into the pasture lot he heard the noisy troopers entering at the front . A touch on the flank and she had cleared the fence , jumped a wide gully and was away through the woods. 13.
Page 57
... LEADS SEWAGE GAS SUMMARILY THE INTERIOR OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT . THE AUTOMATIC. A NY fair , open - minded chemist will admit to you that H , S is simply a scientific , polite or honorary title for a very bad smell . If you open a ...
... LEADS SEWAGE GAS SUMMARILY THE INTERIOR OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT . THE AUTOMATIC. A NY fair , open - minded chemist will admit to you that H , S is simply a scientific , polite or honorary title for a very bad smell . If you open a ...
Page 59
... leads the sewage directly into the execu- tion chamber - a small house containing a motor , a generator , controlling ... lead wires from the generator that supplies a great many hundred amperes of current , but at the surprisingly low ...
... leads the sewage directly into the execu- tion chamber - a small house containing a motor , a generator , controlling ... lead wires from the generator that supplies a great many hundred amperes of current , but at the surprisingly low ...
Page 103
... leads to a curious paradox . As our bal- loon goes up , the thermometer records a more or less steady fall in temperature ; and the higher the stratosphere , the longer this fall continues . Hence the lowest temperatures are reached ...
... leads to a curious paradox . As our bal- loon goes up , the thermometer records a more or less steady fall in temperature ; and the higher the stratosphere , the longer this fall continues . Hence the lowest temperatures are reached ...
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... leads the world in agriculture is because of our great farm area and not because of the methods of culti- vation . WHEAT RYE 49.75 38.55 Bu . 36.69 Bu . Bu . 24.54 23.86 276 31.9 Bu . Bu . 21.4 Bu . 22 224 Bu . Bu . Bu . 13.7 16.3 10.4 ...
... leads the world in agriculture is because of our great farm area and not because of the methods of culti- vation . WHEAT RYE 49.75 38.55 Bu . 36.69 Bu . Bu . 24.54 23.86 276 31.9 Bu . Bu . 21.4 Bu . 22 224 Bu . Bu . Bu . 13.7 16.3 10.4 ...
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