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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 4 (1884) (1884)

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ng it off, it has seemed preferable, in fixed on as a limit; and, if a mean of such deviations be to myself, because it was reading an early adumbration (so order to expedite the operation and avoid a conversion of to speak) of the actual me- pace measurements into me- thod, by M. Doppler, which… … taken as a base, varies be- giving red light, the narrow- est giving violet light, the tween 1°45 m.and1:8m. As breadths ranging from these the mean height generally extremes through those belonging to the colors red, orange, admitted is 1:665 m., we should, upon taking this as a basis sought, it…

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