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... fraction of 1 per cent . In Table IV . are given the square roots of the frequency differences between some of the more prominent satellites and the respective parent lines . A Moseley plot of these data is shown in figs . 2 Loc . cit ...
... fraction of 1 per cent . In Table IV . are given the square roots of the frequency differences between some of the more prominent satellites and the respective parent lines . A Moseley plot of these data is shown in figs . 2 Loc . cit ...
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... fraction of the eddy - current loss , and so the agreement must be regarded as very satisfactory . In an actual machine there is considerable difficulty in the way of separating the pole - face loss from the other losses . General ...
... fraction of the eddy - current loss , and so the agreement must be regarded as very satisfactory . In an actual machine there is considerable difficulty in the way of separating the pole - face loss from the other losses . General ...
Page 118
... fractions of half the total variation between the maximum and minimum flux - densities . From the smoothness of the wave - form it is expected that all higher harmonics will be negligible . Assuming the effective permeability of the ...
... fractions of half the total variation between the maximum and minimum flux - densities . From the smoothness of the wave - form it is expected that all higher harmonics will be negligible . Assuming the effective permeability of the ...
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... fraction of the total temperature difference between the iron core and the conductors is therefore given by 2 -are sin k1 . π In calculation form , arc sin k1 = 0 ; and is found in degrees , so that the fraction of the total temperature ...
... fraction of the total temperature difference between the iron core and the conductors is therefore given by 2 -are sin k1 . π In calculation form , arc sin k1 = 0 ; and is found in degrees , so that the fraction of the total temperature ...
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... fraction of them , given by the value of the constant K. It has been noted by several workers that , in order to make the equation of Langevin applicable to all atoms , an effective value of n may have to be taken , and hence the ...
... fraction of them , given by the value of the constant K. It has been noted by several workers that , in order to make the equation of Langevin applicable to all atoms , an effective value of n may have to be taken , and hence the ...
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