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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 16 (October 1893) (1893)

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all our pressure gauges and steel belt lacing. Their line of physical and mental activity—by what is it affected ? of them, one alternator and one direct current, are gauges is now one of the most complete ever pro- By light! What is light ? being used by the Committee on Awards in connec- duced,… … and great imaginative power. It is fluorescence of EECOEDING VOLTMETEE.-Fig. 2. EECOEDING VOLTMETEE.-Fig. 1. brain action, as it were. Another fact having a bearing on this subject which the subject of light in general, my object being merely square inch, and adapted to record continuously, day has…

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