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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 20 (May 1906) (1906)

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root of its weight, and directly as the were noted, as follows: N. 1, S. 1, E. 2, W. 1, N.E. 4, every possible direction. On leaving the cemetery I b%- square root of its tension. If a wire be stretched N.W. 0, S.E. 2, S.W. 1. All these had been twisted wrote an article for the papers, saying that… … earthquake. Newspaper reports say that from relative to the power of the fundamental vibration, April 18, 5:18:57 A.M., to April 26, 3:15 PJVL, Diagram Showing Effect of the Upper Partials in Modifying constitutes one of the most abstruse problems in thirty-two shocks left their imprint on the…

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