The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 3National Geographic Society, 1892 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 47
... indicated as being all new . Your Vice - President has elsewhere expressed his opinion that monsoon winds , applying the term by liberal construction to signify winds which recur with returning seasons , cannot with any degree of ...
... indicated as being all new . Your Vice - President has elsewhere expressed his opinion that monsoon winds , applying the term by liberal construction to signify winds which recur with returning seasons , cannot with any degree of ...
Page 49
... indicated velocity of 90 miles the experiments show that the actual velocity is but a fraction over 69 miles per hour . The anemometer formula found to satisfy most closely the entire range of experiments has the following form for ...
... indicated velocity of 90 miles the experiments show that the actual velocity is but a fraction over 69 miles per hour . The anemometer formula found to satisfy most closely the entire range of experiments has the following form for ...
Page 50
... indicated by the great sums annually paid out in the Ohio val- ley and in the trans - Mississippi region for protection against tornadoes , to reopen the subject . Instructions of the most con- servative character were given to ...
... indicated by the great sums annually paid out in the Ohio val- ley and in the trans - Mississippi region for protection against tornadoes , to reopen the subject . Instructions of the most con- servative character were given to ...
Page 52
... indicate the great interest which now obtains in the geography of the air , and which mani- fests itself in the production of meteorological pamphlets and publications too numerous to permit any one charged with im- portant executive ...
... indicate the great interest which now obtains in the geography of the air , and which mani- fests itself in the production of meteorological pamphlets and publications too numerous to permit any one charged with im- portant executive ...
Page 60
... indicated on the map accompanying the report of the voyage , shows that it corresponds with the Yakutat bay of modern maps . Observations made at this time by M. Dagelet , the astronomer of the expedition , determined the elevation of ...
... indicated on the map accompanying the report of the voyage , shows that it corresponds with the Yakutat bay of modern maps . Observations made at this time by M. Dagelet , the astronomer of the expedition , determined the elevation of ...
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