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Papers on mechanical and physical subjects (1900)

Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912, Brightmore, Arthur William, 1864-, Moorby, William Henry, 1872- · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 309

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2into coincidence with the curves for stucco No. 1, it was necessary to increasethe abscissae of the former by 048 — log 1117 : while the ordinates had to beincreased by •112. The difference in the abscissae, as shown in Art. 28,represents the difference due to the coarseness of the plate; thus… … 0 1 2 Log. Pressure.Fig. 10. = •112 — 048 = 064 = log 116 is the logarithm of the effect of a differenceof temperature, and to produce this effect the temperature of the waterwould have had to be lowered 1-t. There was some difference, from 5° to 7,leaving from 8° to 10° to be expressed as due to…

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