The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 12Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... mean is ab , and their harmonic mean is a + b The arithmetic mean is greater than the geo- metric mean , and the latter is greater than the harmonic mean . In averaging observed results of physical experiments , the mean result may be ...
... mean is ab , and their harmonic mean is a + b The arithmetic mean is greater than the geo- metric mean , and the latter is greater than the harmonic mean . In averaging observed results of physical experiments , the mean result may be ...
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... means that the loss of potential energy of the system producing the acceleration equals the gain of kinetic energy ... means of which a force applied at one point and in a definite direction is made to produce a different force at ...
... means that the loss of potential energy of the system producing the acceleration equals the gain of kinetic energy ... means of which a force applied at one point and in a definite direction is made to produce a different force at ...
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... means of the apprenticeship system , except when a young man possessed sufficient means to go abroad and study in the medical schools of Edinburgh , Lon- don , or the Continent . It has been estimated that at the outset of the War for ...
... means of the apprenticeship system , except when a young man possessed sufficient means to go abroad and study in the medical schools of Edinburgh , Lon- don , or the Continent . It has been estimated that at the outset of the War for ...
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... means fulfilled expectations . It maintained its independence against frequent Spartan attacks until B.C. 222 , when it was sacked by Cleomenes III . Though rebuilt , it never seems to have regained its importance . It was the native ...
... means fulfilled expectations . It maintained its independence against frequent Spartan attacks until B.C. 222 , when it was sacked by Cleomenes III . Though rebuilt , it never seems to have regained its importance . It was the native ...
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... means popular or successful . In July , 1834 , Earl Grey retired and William IV . sent for Melbourne . In November , however , on a slight pretext , the King , who had become entirely alienated from the Whigs and Melbourne , invited Sir ...
... means popular or successful . In July , 1834 , Earl Grey retired and William IV . sent for Melbourne . In November , however , on a slight pretext , the King , who had become entirely alienated from the Whigs and Melbourne , invited Sir ...
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