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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 5 (July 1869) (1869)

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inge, which, in connection with a piece shown at a definite rule determining the proper epicycloidal and hy- (&Mtmw&tm. C, and in detail at the upper left-hajl corner of the engrav- pocycloidal curves of teeth for wheels of different diameters. The Editors are not responsible for the Opinions… … definitely less than 1 R and also r' indefinitely less than r, source for carbolic acid. Rottier found this hypothesis not the horse's neck. The collar can be made lftrger or smaller cab, tooth of wheel R, confirmed. Decomposition set in after the usual period of e ad, tooth of wheel r. by using a…

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