10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXPERIMENTIST»
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experimentist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
experimentist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In many instances an experimentist who has made an interesting observation in
one specific area is interpreted as having done something quite different ; thence
for tens of years the unread original work is cited in support of developing ...
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Mechanics of Solids: The experimental foundations of solid ...
In many instances an experimentist who has made an interesting observation in
one specific area is interpreted as having done something quite different ; thence
for tens of years the unread original work is cited in support of developing ...
Clifford Truesdell, James F. Bell, 1984
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Mechanics and Mathematics of Crystals: Selected Papers of J. ...
The experimentist must adopt some operational definition of a second-order
phase transition, and it is pertinent to have some understanding of what it is.
More accurately, I give my interpretation of what is typical. I don't think that I could
phrase ...
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From Newton's Laws to Einstein's Theory of Relativity
At that time the first clock had not yet come into use, not to say a stop-watch. As
the chandelier swings rather fast, by what means can the short period of the
swing be measured? The young experimentist devised a method: he pressed a
finger ...
Lizhi Fang, Yaoquan Chu, 1987
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Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics, Inc
... who introduced edge dislocations. In continuum plasticity his ideas still are
influencing current research. Although he pioneered a much-quoted, primitive
dislocation model, the genius of G.I. Taylor as an experimentist contributed far
more to ...
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The Genealogy of Disjunction
Unfortunately, in much of the literature, the uses of 'or' that actually figure in the
experiments reported lie in more than one of those categories, and frequently the
way in which the use is taken by the experimentist to represent the category is ...
R. E. Jennings Professor of Philosophy Simon Fraser University, 1994
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The Book of Nature: From the Last London Edition, to which ...
The more formidable power of the electric gymnote enables it, upon the authority
of almost every experimentist, to give not only severe shocks, both in the water
and out of the water, when in actual contact with another animal, but to ...
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The General Biographical Dictionary: Containing an ...
... has been candid enough to give him the following character : " He was," says
he, " a person endowed with rare gifts ; he was a noted theo- logist and preacher,
a curious critic in several matters, an excellent mathematician and experimentist,
...
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Photogenic Manipulation: Containing Plain Instructions in ...
It has been the object of the author, in this little work, to lead the experimentist
step by step to the proper understanding of the Photogenic art, — commencing
with its simplest form, and thus preparing the way for its more complex
manipulation.
George Thomas Fisher (Jun.), Francis Peabody, 1843
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The Whistling Ancestors
“Probably the greatest experimentist in vivisection the world has ever known.” “
The Russian you enlisted at Stamboul?” “As you say—enlisted.” The mulatto
smiled at the word. “Though actually he is a Pole—or was until they found what
they ...
Richard E. Goddard, Favin O'Tucker, 2010
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXPERIMENTIST»
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The author who identifies himself as "experimentist" is as obscure as his name, and there is simply no proof provided to verify the blatantly ... «International Business Times, India Edition, Oct 14»
