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Page 18
... clear air and bright sun , they lan- guished and died before the coast was reached . Northeast of the pampas , on the Atlantic coast , south of the Amazon , is a province bounded on the south by a range of high mountains , where rain is ...
... clear air and bright sun , they lan- guished and died before the coast was reached . Northeast of the pampas , on the Atlantic coast , south of the Amazon , is a province bounded on the south by a range of high mountains , where rain is ...
Page 36
... clearly indicated that deliberations were to be undertaken in good faith . We need not follow the delibera- tions of this body , nor even revert to the many questions dis- cussed . Since the adjournment we are beginning to appreciate ...
... clearly indicated that deliberations were to be undertaken in good faith . We need not follow the delibera- tions of this body , nor even revert to the many questions dis- cussed . Since the adjournment we are beginning to appreciate ...
Page 42
... clear the ground for definite meteorological discussion , it is necessary to determine the exact meaning of the various technical terms employed by the various writers . Whether from looseness of verbiage originally or from the not ...
... clear the ground for definite meteorological discussion , it is necessary to determine the exact meaning of the various technical terms employed by the various writers . Whether from looseness of verbiage originally or from the not ...
Page 43
... clearly the relation of cause and effect ; but until the advance of scientific research modifies the present formula- tion of these laws the convectional theory will be generally ac- cepted as giving the true interpretation of all the ...
... clearly the relation of cause and effect ; but until the advance of scientific research modifies the present formula- tion of these laws the convectional theory will be generally ac- cepted as giving the true interpretation of all the ...
Page 44
... clearly expressing the relations that exist between the mass of the atmosphere and the forces available for the generation and movement of storms . Its tentative application at the Signal Office has anticipated and explained storm ...
... clearly expressing the relations that exist between the mass of the atmosphere and the forces available for the generation and movement of storms . Its tentative application at the Signal Office has anticipated and explained storm ...
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