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

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rs. a fit subject for actual determination, and the machine illus- sition when fully open. In closing the bridge the same effects Frederick J. Smith has designed the following instrument, trated in the accompanying engravings aims at placing the will be produced, the counterweight accelerating the… … S. As soon as the leaving the pointer to indicate the breaking strain upoa the entrance into the ear is less objectionable, but even this is wheel, G, is set in motion, the spectrum also moves round graduated arc. The peculiar feature of this apparatus is not free from disadvantage. Often the water…

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