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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 5 (1880) (1880)

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that the said plate may fall or be drawn the elastic ring, and the edge of the jar, so as to hold the These angular oscillations, which are transmitted by pro- back again. parts to their place and make a tight joint. per devices, determine the trigonometric law of the recipro- An improved baling… … and the surveyor or superin- retreat laterally. An upper THE PROFILOGRAPH. tendent accompanying the setting tool having the same carriage stops it at every rod or post, notes the lengths invented a lock having a permutation wheel of novel con- lateral motion with the punch is then brought over the…

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