...Paper*,' p. zvi. ' that the reconsolidation of the bruised glacial mbstsnce into a coherent whole may foe effected by pressure alone acting upon granular snow,...imminent thaw into a condition more plastic than ice at a low temperature, and that the terms " braising and attachment," " incipient fissures reunited...

...theory : — that it also embraces the substitution of the finite sliding of the internally bruised surfaces over one another under the same circumstances,...reunited by time and cohesion,' were equivalent in 1846t to the phrase ' fracture *. " In this case the most extravagant distortion was sought to be produced...

...substitution of the finite sliding of the internally bruised surfaces over one another under the game circumstances, still producing a quasi-fluid character...plastic than ice of low temperature, and that the terras ' bruising and re-attachment,' ' incipient fissures reunited by time and cohesion,' were equivalent...

...any other substance. Secondly, our author requires us to admit, for the establishment of his claim, ' that the reconsolidation of the bruised glacial substance...imminent thaw into a condition more plastic than ice at a low temperature, and that the terms " bruising and attachment," " incipient fissures reunited...

...any other substance. Secondly, our author requires us to admit, for the establishment of his claim, ' that the reconsolidation of the bruised glacial substance...imminent thaw into a condition more plastic than ice at a low temperature, and that the terms " bruising and attachment," " incipient fissures reunited...

...physicist further held that reconsolidation of the bruised glacial substance into a coherent whole might be effected by pressure alone acting upon granular...condition more plastic than ice of low temperature.* At a later date Professor Tyndall proposed a different explanation of the phenomena. The lamented Faraday...

...physicist further held that reconsolidation of the bruised glacial substance into a coherent whole might be effected by pressure alone acting upon granular...condition more, plastic than ice of low temperature.* At a later date Professor Tyndall proposed a different explanation of the phenomena. The lamented Faraday...

...physicist further held that recousolidation of the bruised glacial substance into a coherent whole might be effected by pressure alone acting upon granular...thaw into a condition more plastic than ice of low temperature.2 The physical research of later years has apparently 1 Scrambles amongst the Alps, p....