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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 4 (July 1905) (1905)

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o that when the two standards allotted it will be found particularly useful for any service rials as gold, platinum, iron, or even rock-crystal, for to the United States were received by the govern- where a powerful, compact, and light-weight engine , various reasons, were quite unsuitable.… … steam to and carrying off the exhaust steam from whose constants would be known not only inde- A NOVEL GYRATING STEAM ENGINE. all four cylinders. The gyrating movement of the pendently, but also in terms of the International spider causes this rod (which has a universal joint Prototype Meter.…

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