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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 23 (June 1874) (1874)

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light streams on account of ufting too large wheels reach a remarkable result, thus: 30 vibrations per second regularities of the land make it requisite to do so. By di- than from all other causes combined; and we set it down as give a residual sensation of -j^ of a second; but if the real viding… … one half gate, for small wheels requiring seven eighths gates, vibrations,following one other at each -j^j-J^ of a second; but TABLE OP COEPPICIKNTi. results in the use of much lees water for a given effect, and is for notes thus perceived without the intervention of corres- also at variance with…

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