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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 24 (1907) (1907)

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fficulty Schlick decided to convert the wheel itself only lengthen the period of rolling, because part of the ship. The vessel steamed slowly at right angles to the into a steam turbine by attaching to its rim rings of energy derived from the waves would be consumed in direction of progression of… … that the amplitude of rolling After the rolling had been would not be affected by the observed and measured for revolving wheel. The addi- several minutes the band- tion of a hydraulic brake makes it possible to check the brake was cast loose. The gyrostat and its case began to which were attached…

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