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Page 445
... centimetres ) for a " baby " grand to a maximum of about 9 feet ( 270 centimetres ) for a " con- cert " grand , although both shorter and longer instru- ments have been constructed . Among upright pianos , the models over 4 feet ( 120 ...
... centimetres ) for a " baby " grand to a maximum of about 9 feet ( 270 centimetres ) for a " con- cert " grand , although both shorter and longer instru- ments have been constructed . Among upright pianos , the models over 4 feet ( 120 ...
Page 611
... centimetres ( two and three feet ) for Lake Ontario ( using different techniques and for different years ) ; about 75 centimetres ( 2.5 feet ) for Lake Mendota , Wisconsin ; over 210 centimetres ( seven feet ) for Lake Mead , Arizona ...
... centimetres ( two and three feet ) for Lake Ontario ( using different techniques and for different years ) ; about 75 centimetres ( 2.5 feet ) for Lake Mendota , Wisconsin ; over 210 centimetres ( seven feet ) for Lake Mead , Arizona ...
Page 612
... centimetres ( one foot ) for Lake Superior and about 45 centimetres ( 1.5 feet ) for Lake Ontario . The pattern varies considerably from year to year , however , and periods of exceptional precipitation and drought are shown in the ...
... centimetres ( one foot ) for Lake Superior and about 45 centimetres ( 1.5 feet ) for Lake Ontario . The pattern varies considerably from year to year , however , and periods of exceptional precipitation and drought are shown in the ...
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