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It is also important to remark , that the accurate coincidence above spoken of will require two coexisting systems of joints to be at right angles to each other , since such is the law recognised in lines of dislocation .
It is also important to remark , that the accurate coincidence above spoken of will require two coexisting systems of joints to be at right angles to each other , since such is the law recognised in lines of dislocation .
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The Vice - President then observed , that the subject of heat is one so important to man , and so intimately connected with a variety of natural phænomena , that it has not failed to command a great degree of attention in all ages ...
The Vice - President then observed , that the subject of heat is one so important to man , and so intimately connected with a variety of natural phænomena , that it has not failed to command a great degree of attention in all ages ...
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... in this neighbourhood , until an examination of the fossils of Collyhurst led me to the conclusion , that the clays and thin limestones there exposed were the representatives of that series , so important in Yorkshire and Durham .
... in this neighbourhood , until an examination of the fossils of Collyhurst led me to the conclusion , that the clays and thin limestones there exposed were the representatives of that series , so important in Yorkshire and Durham .
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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