The Technical World Magazine, Volume 6Technical World Company, 1907 |
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Page 11
... present instruments will be replaced by a great five foot reflector now being con- structed at the observatory shops in Pasadena . This mirror is expected to be the most powerful solar instrument in existence . The other important ...
... present instruments will be replaced by a great five foot reflector now being con- structed at the observatory shops in Pasadena . This mirror is expected to be the most powerful solar instrument in existence . The other important ...
Page 19
... present dust of farm work . This cov- ering removed , the heart of the machine appears , it being a two - cylinder gasoline motor , each cylinder being five and one- half inches in diameter , with a five - inch piston stroke and running ...
... present dust of farm work . This cov- ering removed , the heart of the machine appears , it being a two - cylinder gasoline motor , each cylinder being five and one- half inches in diameter , with a five - inch piston stroke and running ...
Page 20
... present in large quantities . This fact will go far towards forcing the introduction of alcohol as fuel for agricultural motors in this coun- try , the farmers themselves growing the vegetables or grains for its production . In view of ...
... present in large quantities . This fact will go far towards forcing the introduction of alcohol as fuel for agricultural motors in this coun- try , the farmers themselves growing the vegetables or grains for its production . In view of ...
Page 36
... present time it has cost $ 35,000,000 - exactly half of what we have paid for the scarce - begun Panama Canal . There is every reason to suppose that it will be opened for business in the coming autumn , and in all likelihood it will be ...
... present time it has cost $ 35,000,000 - exactly half of what we have paid for the scarce - begun Panama Canal . There is every reason to suppose that it will be opened for business in the coming autumn , and in all likelihood it will be ...
Page 37
... present mountain climb of 7,017 feet by fully 3,000 feet , and thus eliminate many of the present curves and much of the grade . Chief Engi- neer Hood's reports contain some modi- fications of his first series of surveys , made some ...
... present mountain climb of 7,017 feet by fully 3,000 feet , and thus eliminate many of the present curves and much of the grade . Chief Engi- neer Hood's reports contain some modi- fications of his first series of surveys , made some ...
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