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  • ...[[Cutter (boat)|cutters]] predominated. Eventually, this rule was modified in 1854 as the Thames Measurement Rule: ...empost to sternpost; and the [[beam (nautical)|beam]] is the maximum beam, in feet. ...
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  • | builddate = 1900 (prototypes) <br/> 1902/03 (production) | pistonstroke = {{convert|660|mm|in|frac=16|abbr=on}} ...
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  • .../> He moved to [[Stockholm]] in 1933 because of the political situation in Germany. While at the [[Stockholm University|university]], he worked on [[mechanics ...ped explain the <math>g=2</math> [[g-factor (physics)|''g''-factor]] value in the electron's [[gyromagnetic ratio]]. ...
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  • ...te models]], differ in that they are too low compared to the actual values in the vineyards. The index does not take into account e.g. thermally favoured ...on the latitude of the location, taking into account the length of the day in northern latitudes; for example: ...
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  • ...ed for applications in mathematics, physics, and engineering, particularly in '''signal processing''', '''image enhancement''', and '''Fourier analysis'' ...Grigoryan''' introduced the '''(2,2)-model''', a new quaternion arithmetic in which multiplication is '''commutative'''. This allows for a unique definit ...
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  • ...;view=1up;seq=425}}</ref> and Bauer's conic sections. He earned a footnote in the history of science as the doctoral advisor (''Doktorvater'') of [[Heinr ...r Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet]]. From 1842 Gustav Bauer continued his studies in [[Paris]] under [[Joseph Liouville]], as well as other mathematicians. ...
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  • ...ldschmidt station at Tuckerton, New Jersey, USA. During World War I it was Germany's main communication channel to the outside world, and was used for diploma [[Image:Goldschmidt alternator at Eilvese Germany 1928.jpg|thumb|upright=1.7|A more powerful 200 kW Goldschmidt machine repla ...
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  • ...(EMW). It is 20,000 pages in length (6 volumes, ''i.e. Bände'', published in 23 separate books <ref name=books>Books 1-1, 1-2, 2-1-1, 2-1-2, 2-2, 2-3-1, ...ia. In 1904 he contributed a preparatory report on the publication venture in which the [[mission statement]] is given. ...
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  • ...), so-called "Crab class"; given in payment for the locomotive ''PEGASUS'' in 1842 ...othwell]] (GB), [[driving wheel]] diameter 1372&nbsp;mm; ''COMET'' rebuilt in 1842 into B1 n2, retired by 1848 ...
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  • ...er at the Realgymnasium (high school) in [[Stargard Szczeciński|Stargard]] in [[Pommern]]. Gerber is known for his controversial work on the [[speed of g ...emann, whereby the [[speed of gravity]] is equal to the [[speed of light]] in his theory.<ref group=A>Levy 1890</ref> However, because the basic laws of ...
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  • {{short description|Concept in political science}} {{about|a trend observed in national legislature sizes relative to the country's population|the scienti ...
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  • ...on some ''common'' spatiotemporal features of traffic congestion observed in measured traffic data. ...through regions associated with two qualitatively different traffic phases in congested traffic: 1. Wide moving jam (red regions). 2. Synchronized flow ( ...
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  • ...st4=Kumari|first4=Tanvi|title=2020 Fourth World Conference on Smart Trends in Systems, Security and Sustainability (WorldS4) |chapter=Electricity storage ...tober 20, 2020 }}</ref> per ton of scrap iron, would cost US$ 70000, which in 2023 already could buy over 500 kWh of lithium-ion battery packs at US$ 139 ...
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  • ...ican Mathematical Society (2009) II.2]], showing how combinations of waves in non-commensurable frequencies cannot repeat their resultant patterns exactl ...on also credited Roberts with calculating the astronomical ratios embodied in the machine, and Légé with design of the drive gear details; Roberts claime ...
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  • ...Deuteronomic compiler in the seventh century BCE, with a supplement added in the sixth century BCE.{{sfn|McKane|1993|p=324}} This chapter belongs to the This chapter was originally written in the [[Biblical Hebrew|Hebrew language]] and since the 16th century [[Chapte ...
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  • ...tivity. Einstein later improved his prediction after finalizing his theory in 1915 and obtaining the solution to his equations by [[Karl Schwarzschild]]. ...s 0.83 seconds of arc for a star that would be just on the limb of the Sun in the absence of gravity. ...
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  • [[Radio wave]]s were first identified in German physicist [[Heinrich Hertz]]'s 1887 series of experiments to prove J ...and were not used for communication but instead as laboratory instruments in scientific experiments and engineering demonstrations. ...
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  • {{Year in various calendars|year={{CURRENTYEAR}}}} ...ption, in that it uses the [[solar Hijri calendar]].}} It went into effect in October 1582 following the [[papal bull]] {{Lang|la|[[Inter gravissimas]]}} ...
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  • {{about|the earthquake magnitude scale introduced by Charles Richter in 1935|a review of earthquake magnitude scales|seismic magnitude scales|the m ...[Charles Richter]] in collaboration with [[Beno Gutenberg]], and presented in Richter's landmark 1935 paper, where he called it the "magnitude scale".<re ...
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  • ...ed the [[Newcomen engine]] with his own [[Watt steam engine|steam engine]] in 1776. Watt's invention was fundamental for the [[Industrial Revolution]]. In terms of [[electromagnetism]], one watt is the rate at which [[electrical w ...
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