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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 7 (1896) (1896)

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have almost always stress being relatively wide. As the coefficient of earries two divisions corresponding to these two breakage by crushing is about ten times that of trac- two coefficients of crushing, one called the beginning methods of using the instrument. The figures in- tion, the pulling… … vered from the exterior of setting of the solid—a con- the box by a handle. This dition that we believe is real- screw carries along the jaw, corresponds to the breakage of too long an edge, and ized only in this apparatus. M, as well as the lugs, E E. It is through the inter- the other is obtained…

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