of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be his opiniOn that the most probable mode of accounting for the various observed phenomena of irradiation, is to suppose that, in the case of a night view, the excitement caused by light is propagated... Railway Locomotives and Cars - Page 511843Full view - About this book
| 1842 - 934 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...beyond the limits of the day image of the object, owing to the increased stimulus produced by the contrast of light and darkness; and he also lays it down... | |
| Science - 1842 - 446 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful; examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a night-view, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the day-image... | |
| Charles W. Vincent, James Mason - Science - 1843 - 468 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a nightview, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the day-image... | |
| Charles W. Vincent, James Mason - Science - 1843 - 320 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a nightview, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limito of the day-image... | |
| Alan Stevenson - Lighthouses - 1850 - 404 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a night-view, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the day-image... | |
| Alan Stevenson - Lighthouses - 1850 - 444 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a night-view, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the day-image... | |
| Alan Stevenson - Lighthouses - 1850 - 414 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a night-view, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the day-image... | |
| United States - 1851 - 784 pages
...produced by irradiation. M- Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a night-view, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the dayimage... | |
| United States - 1852 - 820 pages
...produced by irradiation. M. Plateau, in his elaborate essay on this subject, after a careful examination of all the theories of irradiation, states it to be...irradiation is to suppose, that, in the case of a night-view, the excitement caused by light is propagated over the retina beyond the limits of the dayimage... | |
| |