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The experiments usually involved the deflection of beams of free electrons by
electric and magnetic fields. Many of the experiments required the measurement
of the velocity of the electrons combined with a simultaneous determination of the
...
The experiments usually involved the deflection of beams of free electrons by
electric and magnetic fields. Many of the experiments required the measurement
of the velocity of the electrons combined with a simultaneous determination of the
...
Page 206
This "solar wind" carries with it solar magnetic fields whose lines of force
therefore tend to point radially away from the Sun. Since the Sun rotates, the lines
of force are bent into an Archimedes spiral. Superimposed on this general field ...
This "solar wind" carries with it solar magnetic fields whose lines of force
therefore tend to point radially away from the Sun. Since the Sun rotates, the lines
of force are bent into an Archimedes spiral. Superimposed on this general field ...
Page 647
Such masses of tissue, in which a pattern appears, have been spoken of as "
fields." The ap- This word ... The biological field is a description, but not an
explanation, of the way in which the developing system behaves. The system
develops as ...
Such masses of tissue, in which a pattern appears, have been spoken of as "
fields." The ap- This word ... The biological field is a description, but not an
explanation, of the way in which the developing system behaves. The system
develops as ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 4 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1977 |
| ISBN | 0852293151, 9780852293157 |
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