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Page 254
... observations have not diminished in importance , partly because a photograph is still the most convenient means of identification , position finding , and study of structure and partly because only a few distances can be found without ...
... observations have not diminished in importance , partly because a photograph is still the most convenient means of identification , position finding , and study of structure and partly because only a few distances can be found without ...
Page 323
... Observations of atmospheric phenomena re- sult in enormous numbers of data , which vary in three - space dimensions and in time . These data are re- duced to tractable order by a number of analytical Graphical techniques . Graphical ...
... Observations of atmospheric phenomena re- sult in enormous numbers of data , which vary in three - space dimensions and in time . These data are re- duced to tractable order by a number of analytical Graphical techniques . Graphical ...
Page 327
... observations in the upper troposphere down to the surface . The atmospheric circulations of Mars and Venus differ markedly because of the fact that Venus rotates only once in 243 days whereas Mars rotates at close to the ro- tation rate ...
... observations in the upper troposphere down to the surface . The atmospheric circulations of Mars and Venus differ markedly because of the fact that Venus rotates only once in 243 days whereas Mars rotates at close to the ro- tation rate ...
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