Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at Philadelphia for Promoting Useful Knowledge, Том 51American Philosophical Society, 1912 |
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... established . Here then we have 225 helium stars at an average distance of about 540 light - years . For in Lick Observatory Bulletin No. 195 , p . 121 , Campbell finds the 180 class B , or helium , stars to have an average distance of ...
... established . Here then we have 225 helium stars at an average distance of about 540 light - years . For in Lick Observatory Bulletin No. 195 , p . 121 , Campbell finds the 180 class B , or helium , stars to have an average distance of ...
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... established that stars 17 magnitudes fainter than the 225 helium stars , with average magnitude of 4.14 , recently investigated at Lick Observatory , may now be photographed with more than one instrument ; and the value of A = 2,512 ...
... established that stars 17 magnitudes fainter than the 225 helium stars , with average magnitude of 4.14 , recently investigated at Lick Observatory , may now be photographed with more than one instrument ; and the value of A = 2,512 ...
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... established by authority . Maritime states , says Heffter , have adopted , in a common and reciprocal interest , the rule that belligerents have the right to restrict the freedom of neutral commerce so far as concerns contraband of war ...
... established by authority . Maritime states , says Heffter , have adopted , in a common and reciprocal interest , the rule that belligerents have the right to restrict the freedom of neutral commerce so far as concerns contraband of war ...
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... established that blockades in order to be legally valid must be effective , that is to say , maintained by a force sufficient to prevent access to the block- aded port or at least to render such access dangerous . Since the definite and ...
... established that blockades in order to be legally valid must be effective , that is to say , maintained by a force sufficient to prevent access to the block- aded port or at least to render such access dangerous . Since the definite and ...
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... established that , when two nations went to war , those who chose to live in peace retained their natural right to pursue their agriculture , manufactures , and other ordinary vocations , and to carry the produce of their industry , for ...
... established that , when two nations went to war , those who chose to live in peace retained their natural right to pursue their agriculture , manufactures , and other ordinary vocations , and to carry the produce of their industry , for ...
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