10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WEDGEWISE»
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Mathematical Methods in Electro-Magneto-Elasticity
Thus, the solution of the homogeneous problem of Dirihlet for wedgewise −α ≤ θ
≤−α is represented in the form of an infinite series φ(r, θ)= ∑ An r πn 2α cos ( π
2α nθ ) + ∑ Bn r πn 2α sin ( π 2α nθ ) n=±1,±3,... n=±2,±4,... (1.134) In the above
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Demosthenis I. Bardzokas, Michael L. Filshtinsky, Leonid A. Filshtinsky, 2007
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Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
The combination of a casing comprising a separable cover, a resilient liner
therein having flanged ends, the casing providing seatings for said ends, and
rigid rings b' liind the flanges having Inclined rear faces cooperating wedgewise
with ...
United States. Patent Office, 1912
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
... and beveled faces of the cover for wedgewise securing the anchor to the cover
and the cover to the frame. 1 962 882 PROCESS FOR FINISHING AND
CONDITIONING PAPER John S. G. Shotwell, Paulsboro, N. J. Application May 29
, 1930, ...
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The Scottish Chronicle: Or, A Complete History & Description ...
... arraied in certeing wards, broad behind, narrow be» The Sam and Pic}:
promise to iidthc BriIain: S.gainst the Saxons'. Coma»//r Gcncrall of the Scots.
Lotlz king of the'Picrs fore, wedgewise. The Scot: also and Pitt: bare downe both
1 8'3.
5
The History and Antiquities of the Tower of London, with ...
proves to be composed of comparitively small flat stones fixed wedgewise in a
deep bed of cement, composed of similar materials to that already noticed as
used in the masonry of the exterior. The frame-work, or centering on which the
roof ...
John Whitcomb Bayley, 1830
... as suggested to me by Dr. Falconer, bears evidence of having been split by the
introduction of a chisel-shaped tool, it being impressed with such a marking as
would be made by an instrument of this kind driven wedgewise into the bone.
Anthropological Society of London, 1864
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Methods and Applications in Reservoir Geophysics
These static shifts can be applied “wedgewise,” varying from 0 to a maximum
number of milliseconds. As a third option, we may use results from the flow
simulator to compute synthetic data sets for the years Figure 4. The seismic
change over ...
8
The American Angler's Guide: Being a Compilation from the ...
... being more strongly accoutred. Mitchill has the following remarks on this fish: "
Black Drum — (Sciama fusca) — Length when full grown, thirty-eight or forty
inches; depth, fourteen or sixteen. Spreads from the back wedgewise towards the
...
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The Scottish chronicle or, a complete history and ...
... sore troubled the Saxons, in persing their battels, with their men arraied in
certeine wards, broad behind, narrow bc- 1 *"" * □ fore, wedgewise. The Sects
also and Picts bare doWne both tie had in hand against the enemies of Christ
and ...
10
The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay
Inside the town gate they took up close order, wedgewise, linked and riveted; a
shield before, shields beside, Richard with his double-axe for the wedge's beak.
They took the steep street at a brisk pace, turning neither right nor left, but
heading ...
Maurice Henry Hewlett, 2012
