The spectroscope and its relation to photography1885 |
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... Waves in Shallow Water 7 - Shoaling Coefficient K 2 versus T / d 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 - S Wind Wave Forecast for ... Wave Periods WAVE FORECASTING RELATIONSHIPS FOR THE GULF OF MEXICO by Charles.
... Waves in Shallow Water 7 - Shoaling Coefficient K 2 versus T / d 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 - S Wind Wave Forecast for ... Wave Periods WAVE FORECASTING RELATIONSHIPS FOR THE GULF OF MEXICO by Charles.
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... waves . From all wave types in nature , here , attention is focused only on waves in solids . Thus , solely mechanical disturbances in contrast to electro - magnetic or acoustic disturbances are considered . In solids , there are two ...
... waves . From all wave types in nature , here , attention is focused only on waves in solids . Thus , solely mechanical disturbances in contrast to electro - magnetic or acoustic disturbances are considered . In solids , there are two ...
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... waves produced by surface forcing and the vector harmonic waves induced by external forcing, (D) the scalar harmonic waves generated by vector internal forcing, and (E) the vector harmonic waves compelled by scalar internal forcing.
... waves produced by surface forcing and the vector harmonic waves induced by external forcing, (D) the scalar harmonic waves generated by vector internal forcing, and (E) the vector harmonic waves compelled by scalar internal forcing.
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... waves . The effect is small for the transverse waves except near res- onances . However , for longitudinal waves the effects of finite temperatures are important since they provide a mechanism for the propagation of the longitudinal ...
... waves . The effect is small for the transverse waves except near res- onances . However , for longitudinal waves the effects of finite temperatures are important since they provide a mechanism for the propagation of the longitudinal ...
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... waves. An introduction to different types of waves in the marine environment would, in our view, be incomplete if it did not also introduce seismic waves. These are produced by earthquakes and can, of course, generate tsunami waves. Two ...
... waves. An introduction to different types of waves in the marine environment would, in our view, be incomplete if it did not also introduce seismic waves. These are produced by earthquakes and can, of course, generate tsunami waves. Two ...
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Page 8 - of the wave which first reaches the medium will be the first retarded by it, the other portions, as they enter the glass, being retarded in succession."*
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