Experiments on the rate of heat transfer from a hot gas to a cooler metallic surface (1916)
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lated as representing ideal conditions. It is, therefore, tobe expected, that an actual plot would show points, some on oneside and some on the other of this ideal curve. If a methodcould be devised to locate the points corresponding to the idealcurve, it would serve as a means for correcting for… … oo o o ocoo o Q O O inoH Jsd Tlla o o o o o o paqjosqv JBSH 46 without hesitation any observer would take an average inthis way and use it. If it was known that the points fell on astraight hne that was inclined to the axis, then the method ofleast squares gives a simple way of determining what…
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