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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 16 (1905) (1905)

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say nothing of the many corridors which ramify this operator can tell the exact temperature in the vicinity the sound wave is reflected and returns to the appar- section of the great building. The air from the pas- of each coil, as it is registered on a diai above the but- atus. When this occurs a… … phragm, h. This projects sound waves against Oo The rules are drawn up for the concoursé the bottom of the sea, whence they are thrown of electric cabs which is to be held at Paris next May. sageways is no better than that in the chambers above, back to the vessel and transmitted through the dia-…

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