Journal of the Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies, Volume 3The Institute, 1860 - Military art and science |
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... Motion applied to obtain Stability for Astronomical Observations at Sea . By Prof. BADen Powell , M.A. , F.R.S. , & c . 237 . 257 · 271 290 • . 307 314 335330 Page The Acclimation of European Troops for Service in India.
... Motion applied to obtain Stability for Astronomical Observations at Sea . By Prof. BADen Powell , M.A. , F.R.S. , & c . 237 . 257 · 271 290 • . 307 314 335330 Page The Acclimation of European Troops for Service in India.
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... motion more slowly , therefore would leave less room for the igniting powder . Hence the larger the gun the greater the difficulty of getting it to resist the explosion ; hence the utter im- possibility of making guns beyond a certain ...
... motion more slowly , therefore would leave less room for the igniting powder . Hence the larger the gun the greater the difficulty of getting it to resist the explosion ; hence the utter im- possibility of making guns beyond a certain ...
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... motion are seen at the broken part . If there is any doubt , too much care of course is better than too little . While seeking for surgical assistance , if the injury is in the upper extremity , simply slinging the arm in the position ...
... motion are seen at the broken part . If there is any doubt , too much care of course is better than too little . While seeking for surgical assistance , if the injury is in the upper extremity , simply slinging the arm in the position ...
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... motion , and pain , and by a change in the direction of the bone . They happen far more frequently in the shoulder than any other joint , as a person in falling down usually puts out his arms to save his face , and throws the whole ...
... motion , and pain , and by a change in the direction of the bone . They happen far more frequently in the shoulder than any other joint , as a person in falling down usually puts out his arms to save his face , and throws the whole ...
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... of the compass - needle differs from the true geographical north ; the magnetic Dip as the line of inclination to the horizon of a freely sus- pended needle , not limited in motion only to the ON THE MAGNETISM OF SHIPS . 93.
... of the compass - needle differs from the true geographical north ; the magnetic Dip as the line of inclination to the horizon of a freely sus- pended needle , not limited in motion only to the ON THE MAGNETISM OF SHIPS . 93.
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