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Page 352
... core formed first as a result of the accretion of grains of dust and ices into accumulating planetesimals . The heavier elements in the core would have been present in solar proportions , but as the core grew and began to attract more ...
... core formed first as a result of the accretion of grains of dust and ices into accumulating planetesimals . The heavier elements in the core would have been present in solar proportions , but as the core grew and began to attract more ...
Page 967
... core . As the branching process nears the ground , approximately five coulombs of charge have been deposited on the channel , inducing an opposite charge on the ground and increasing the electric field between the leader and the point ...
... core . As the branching process nears the ground , approximately five coulombs of charge have been deposited on the channel , inducing an opposite charge on the ground and increasing the electric field between the leader and the point ...
Page 1275
... core of Merseyside , a metropolitan area containing some 1,500 , - 000 people , the Liverpool of the early 1980s remains an enigma in modern Britain , a unique blend of cosmopolitan- ism and parochialism . Three centuries of far - flung ...
... core of Merseyside , a metropolitan area containing some 1,500 , - 000 people , the Liverpool of the early 1980s remains an enigma in modern Britain , a unique blend of cosmopolitan- ism and parochialism . Three centuries of far - flung ...
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