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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «POLYZONAL»
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On the Construction and Properties of the Polyzonal Lenses. As the construction
and properties of common lenses are well known, I shall merely give a section of
a common plano-convex lens, and of a double convex lens, made of one solid ...
2
Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh, ...
II. On the Construction and Properties of the Polyzonal Lenses. As the
construction and properties of common lenses are well known, I shall merely give
a section of a common plano-convex lens, and of a double convex lens, made of
one solid ...
3
Progress in Nuclear Energy
This gives a large increase in heat transfer at the expense of a very large
increase in pressure drop and pumping power. The helical polyzonal surface
was developed by Ritz (1958) in an entirely successful attempt to overcome this
difficulty.
M. M. R. Williams, R. Sher, 1980
4
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
All the details of the invention and introduction of polyzonal lenses into
lighthouses will be found in five of the treatises, which are placed in
chronological order at the head of this article. In the year 1811, Dr Brewster
invented a method of ...
Sydney Smith, Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey, Macvey Napier, 1833
5
Handbook of Thin-Layer Chromatography
In polyzonal TLC, it is of particular interest to vary the distance between the
immersion line and the starting point of the mixture. This can be done by applying
the mixture solution several times at different distances from the immersion line.
Joseph Sherma, Bernard Fried, 2003
6
The Edinburgh philosophical journal
adopted in the great burning lens of Parker, 32 inches in dia-r meter ; but in the
polyzonal burning lenses we may avail our selves of the second lens with
peculiar effect, by giving it the form of a meniscus (See Fig. 6.), which, though
bounded ...
7
Cenozoic Climatic and Environmental Changes in Russia
The content of each Cenozoic macrocycle was not the same, especially the
polyzonal forest systems of the intergla- cials. Even in the last Mikulino-
Kazantsevo interglacial epoch, the forest composition was not completely the
same as that of ...
A. A. Velichko, Herbert Edgar Wright, 2005
8
The Physical Geography of Northern Eurasia
During the warm phases, a polyzonal structure, in particular the forest zone, was
restored. Such a regime of alternating polyzonal and cryohyperzonal structures
may be described as a 'transformational' or 'pulsating' type of zonal dynamics.
9
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
adopted in the great burning lens of Parker, 32 inches in dia. meter; but in the
polyzonal burning lenses we may avail our. selves of the second lens with
peculiar effect, by giving it the form of a meniscus (See Fig. 6.), which, though
bounded by ...
Sir David Brewster, Robert Jameson, 1823
10
Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
adopted in the great burning lens of Parker, 32 inches in diameter ; but in the
polyzonal burning lenses we may avail ourselves of the second lens with
peculiar effect, by giving it the form of a meniscus (See Fig. 6.), which, though
bounded by ...
