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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 20 (May 19, 1906) (1906)

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l tone produced by a:string, varies inversely as the length of the string, inversely record. It indeed shows that the ground moved in N. 1, S. 1, E. 2, W. 1, N.E. 4, as the square root of its weight, and directly as the every possible direction. On leaving the cemetery I square root of its tension.… … constitutes one of the most abstruse problems in thirty-two shocks left their imprint on the seismo- the Fundamental Tone. the art of pianomaking; for the effect of the sub- graph at Berkeley, and that twenty-six occurred vibrations is added to the effect of the fundamental on the first day, the…

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