Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 12
... light two of the charges fitted with safety fuzes . He appeared to have some difficulty in lighting the second fuze and when he had retired to a place of safety to watch the explosion of the first charge he mistakenly thought he had ...
... light two of the charges fitted with safety fuzes . He appeared to have some difficulty in lighting the second fuze and when he had retired to a place of safety to watch the explosion of the first charge he mistakenly thought he had ...
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... light of observations received on an earlier draft circulated in June , 1957. Few comments were received by the end of the year . Draft Regulations on Ionising Radiations and Radioactive Substances A second preliminary draft of ...
... light of observations received on an earlier draft circulated in June , 1957. Few comments were received by the end of the year . Draft Regulations on Ionising Radiations and Radioactive Substances A second preliminary draft of ...
Page 13
... light sources because of the lower reflection to be obtained from modern non- skid road surfaces . But the stronger light is liable to be more dazzling unless the glare is cut off . This involves a greater height of lamp - standard ...
... light sources because of the lower reflection to be obtained from modern non- skid road surfaces . But the stronger light is liable to be more dazzling unless the glare is cut off . This involves a greater height of lamp - standard ...
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