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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 12 (September 1872) (1872)

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slide back and forward in an arm sidered, and found equal to 0 70; that is, if an instan- his safety valves, he should seek information at once. During or reinforce, I (which is keyed rigidly to the shaft, D, and taneous spark be produced at any instant, than, out of 100 the past month, a case was… … above mentioned probability springs. of coincidence, by noting the total number of lines observed The pitman, E, is pivoted to the slide, C, at its lower end cut a brace and driven it between the safety valve lever and from a given number of sparks, and the velocity of rotation, by an eccentric…

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