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Many other interesting facts might be extracted from the papers cited ; but enough
has been said to give an idea of the nature and value of their contents. ... Of
course, the mere fact that capital is subject to such replacements enables us ...
Many other interesting facts might be extracted from the papers cited ; but enough
has been said to give an idea of the nature and value of their contents. ... Of
course, the mere fact that capital is subject to such replacements enables us ...
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... in fact, that what we call the freezing and boiling-points of a body are the
temperatures at which these changes take ... the combustion is perfect, are
powerful fog-producers, a fact which has important bearing on the production of
town fogs.
... in fact, that what we call the freezing and boiling-points of a body are the
temperatures at which these changes take ... the combustion is perfect, are
powerful fog-producers, a fact which has important bearing on the production of
town fogs.
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This view also receives corroboration from the fact that many unprotected
animals render themselves inconspicuous by covering themselves with materials
which resemble their environment. Thus certain Lepidopterous larvae form cases
for ...
This view also receives corroboration from the fact that many unprotected
animals render themselves inconspicuous by covering themselves with materials
which resemble their environment. Thus certain Lepidopterous larvae form cases
for ...
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In various branches of science new and surprising facts have already been
brought to light. Many laws and observations will have to be re-examined and
altered with regard to changes at an extremely low temperature. For instance, a ...
In various branches of science new and surprising facts have already been
brought to light. Many laws and observations will have to be re-examined and
altered with regard to changes at an extremely low temperature. For instance, a ...
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In fact the nitrogen of the nodules was almost exhausted. The peas grown in rich
soil, however, maintained much more vegetative activity at the conclusion, and
showed a very great increase in the number of nodules from the first to the third ...
In fact the nitrogen of the nodules was almost exhausted. The peas grown in rich
soil, however, maintained much more vegetative activity at the conclusion, and
showed a very great increase in the number of nodules from the first to the third ...
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