The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... similar fibres hav- ing nonserrated surfaces . The scaly surface of wool contributes to the ability of this fibre to resist soil and wear , and attempts have been made to create similar surfaces on man - made fibres . One use for such ...
... similar fibres hav- ing nonserrated surfaces . The scaly surface of wool contributes to the ability of this fibre to resist soil and wear , and attempts have been made to create similar surfaces on man - made fibres . One use for such ...
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... similar shell structure , but only benthonic forms , usually with spiral - shaped , planoconvex shells ( Cibicides ) , are included in the group . Typical of the rich Cretaceous faunas are also the coarsely perforate Anomalinidae . A ...
... similar shell structure , but only benthonic forms , usually with spiral - shaped , planoconvex shells ( Cibicides ) , are included in the group . Typical of the rich Cretaceous faunas are also the coarsely perforate Anomalinidae . A ...
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... Similar triangles . In this section only the axioms of betweenness , order , congruence , and parallelism will be assumed . The measure of an interval is the set of all in- tervals congruent to it ; or , alternatively , it can be re ...
... Similar triangles . In this section only the axioms of betweenness , order , congruence , and parallelism will be assumed . The measure of an interval is the set of all in- tervals congruent to it ; or , alternatively , it can be re ...
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