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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 10 (September 1873) (1873)

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es now known to exist in the valve, C, fastened at one end to segment by a key, 4, the even 15 feet diameter. And it is but reasonable to presume sun, strengthens our belief that these laws, as set forth by other to the valve seat by a key, 2, ana a draw strap, D, put that an application of some of… … When the shaft rotates with the arrow, Fig. 2, the seg- the atmosphere towards either pole. These currents proceed the action of the radial or central force; while the inclina- ment moves to the left, shutting the valve. When it ro- from a part of the earth where they are moving rapidly, tions are…

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