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Excerpt from The Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, 1864, Vol. 25: Practice With ScienceThe mean high day temperature of the air was 42° in excess in July, 1° in excess in August, and 4° in defect in September, as com pared with the averages of the preceding 22 years.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of ...

The True Story Behind the Major Motion Picture - and one of the greatest daredevil stories in the history of aviationIn 1862, ambitious scientist James Glaisher set out to do the impossible: ascend higher into the skies than ever before. A pioneer of weather forecasting and of photography, and a founding member of the Royal Meteorological Society, he wanted to take ground-breaking research measurements from different altitudes. On 5th Septembe...

Excerpt from Quarterly Journal of the Meteorological Society, 1873, Vol. 1Treating the observations in this general way, we find that the s.w. Appears to have been the prevailing wind on the average in 7 months of each year, being identical in value to that found from the years 1841 to 1860, the Observations being treated in a similar way.In the years 1863, 1867, and 1868 it was the prevalent wind in 8 months, and in the year 1864 and 1866 in ...

Excerpt from Quarterly Journal of the Meteorological Society, 1873, Vol. 1Treating the observations in this general way, we find that the s.w. Appears to have been the prevailing wind on the average in 7 months of each year, being identical in value to that found from the years 1841 to 1860, the Observations being treated in a similar way.In the years 1863, 1867, and 1868 it was the prevalent wind in 8 months, and in the year 1864 and 1866 in ...

Excerpt from The Messenger of Mathematics, Vol. 18: May 1888-April 1889The sixteen functions form one system. It is true that the Zeta functions are not doubly periodic, like the elliptic functions, but they are very nearly so, and, so to speak, they only just miss the property of complete double periodicity. An inspection of any of the systems of series for the sixteen functions shows not only that there exists a resemblance between the serie...

Excerpt from The Messenger of Mathematics, Vol. 18: May 1888-April 1889The sixteen functions form one system. It is true that the Zeta functions are not doubly periodic, like the elliptic functions, but they are very nearly so, and, so to speak, they only just miss the property of complete double periodicity. An inspection of any of the systems of series for the sixteen functions shows not only that there exists a resemblance between the serie...

Travels in the Air is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1871.Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these ...

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Excerpt from Solutions of the Cambridge Senate-House Problems and Riders for the Year 1878Arithmetic, and the elementary parts of Algebra, namely, the rules for the fundamental Operations upon algebraical symbols with their proofs, the solution Of simple and quadratic equations, ratio and propor tion, arithmetical, geometrical and harmonical progression, permutations and combinations, the binomial theorem and logarithms.The elementary parts of...

Excerpt from The Quarterly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 1895, Vol. 27The surface is now a spherical surface with one simple hole, and another hole across which there are n 2 strips and at which there are m l boundary lines. If m 1 is greater than 1, another simple hole may be formed in like manner, and so on until there remains only one boundary line in the region of the strips.There remains then a spherical surface in which there ...

Excerpt from LuftreisenSnawifchen iann burch ein folcheb 3ugeftiinbnif, ber Siuhm ber (erfinber um fo weniger gefchmälert werben, je mehr eo troh ber iinvolifommenheit bec ¿ierfjengß gelungen ift, bie Suftfahrten auo miifsigen Schauftellungen in wiffen: fdjnftliche Grvebitionen an verwanbeln. (56 ift befannt, baf, äiot unb (ganzßuffac, äiirio unb sbarral, (blaifher unb anbete gerieben: gerabe auf biefe qbeife bao (bebiet ber sjieteorologie unb...

Excerpt from Travels in the AirBut no method more simple could have been imagined than that by which the aeronaut ascends, and which leaves the observer entire freedom to note the phenomena by which he is surrounded. With the ease of an ascending vapour he rises into the atmosphere, carried by the imprisoned gas, which responds with the alacrity of a sentient being to every external circumstance, and lends Obedience to the slightest variation ...

Excerpt from Travels in the AirBefore Gay - Lussac solicited the French Government for the use of the balloon in which he ascended to the height. Of feet, M. De Saussure, of Geneva, had alone made observations at a height of feet and upwards a distinction he had won by accomplishing the desire of his life, and ascending to the summit of Mont Blanc.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Fin...

Excerpt from Proceedings of the Meteorological Society, Vol. 5: 1869, November 17, to 1871, June 21In july the heat and drought still persisted with relentless severity. The wind was very light, and principally with an east erly direction, the sky bein remarkably clear and bright. The heat attained its some on t e 23rd, when the shade-temperature rose to being, as far as my knowledge os, the highest ever attained in England. It sunk in the nig...

Excerpt from Proceedings of the Meteorological Society, Vol. 5: 1869, November 17, to 1871, June 21In july the heat and drought still persisted with relentless severity. The wind was very light, and principally with an east erly direction, the sky bein remarkably clear and bright. The heat attained its some on t e 23rd, when the shade-temperature rose to being, as far as my knowledge os, the highest ever attained in England. It sunk in the nig...

Excerpt from Proceedings of the British Meteorological Society, Vol. 3: 1865, November 15, to 1867, June 19The governors of all Eumpean provinces'of Russia are requested to give assistance for the institution of regular Meteorological Observations m the capital of each province, and to publish the results in the provincial papers.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forg...