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Hedges, Killingworth.
Modern lightning conductors; an illustrated supplement to
the Report of the Lightning research committee of 1905,
with notes as to the methods of protection & specifications.
1905 Q537-4 H39
Summarizes the recommendations of the committee and gives numerous
extracts from the data from which it worked. Author has been long
associated with this branch of electrical engineering. Especially important
for architects.
Lakes, Arthur.
Geology of western ore deposits. 1905
557-8 L16
Discusses the principles of mining geology as illustrated in western
America, especially in Colorado.
Latter, Oswald Hawkins.
Natural history of some common animals. 1904. (Cambridge
biological series.)
590 L36
Contents: Earthworms and leeches; British oligochaete worms.—The
crayfish.—The cockroach ; British orthoptera.—Dragonflies; British
dragonflies.—Wasps; British wasps.—The fresh-water mussel; British
fresh-water lamellibranchs.—Snails and slugs; British land and freshwater
gastropods.—Frogs, toads and newts; British amphibia.—Some
common internal parasites of domestic animals.
The animals chosen are those which usually serve as types of animal
structure in elementary courses in zoology and which can be studied
without the assistance of the microscope.
Lovibond, Joseph Williams.
Introduction to the study of colour phenomena; explaining
a new theory of colour based entirely on experimental
facts with applications to scientific and industrial investigations.
1905
^35.6 L94
Gives the author's theory and describes its applications, especially in
pathological work and in the determination of carbon and steel by
means of the Lovibond tintometer.
Low, Albert H.
Technical methods of ore analysis. 1905
543-7 L95
Describes methods of determining the constituents usually present suitable
for commercial and works laboratories.
Milne, William James.
Plane and solid geometry. 1899
513 M71
Nissenson, H.
Arrangement of electrolytic laboratories, with special reference
to the requirements of metallurgical practice;
authorized translation by J. W. Richards. 1905.
(Monographs on applied electrochemistry, v.4.) 542.1 N36
Contains also: The electrochemical laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, by H. M. Goodwin.—Laboratory of applied electrochemistry,
University of Wisconsin, by C. F. Burgess.—Lehigh University,
by T. W. Richards.
Describes in detail the arrangement and equipment of 16 laboratories in
Europe and America.
Orsted, Hans Christian.
Die naturwissenschaft in ihrem verhaltniss zur dichtkunst
und religion; deutsch von K. L. Kannegiesser, mit
einem vorworte von P. L. Moller. 1850
504 O28
Bound with his "Die naturwissenschaft und die geistesbildung."
Poincare, Jules Henri.
Science and hypothesis; with a preface by J. Larmor. 1905.530.1 P74
Contents: Number and magnitude.—Space.—Force.—Nature.
Discussion of the philosophic foundations of science, by an eminent
French physicist.
"Is remarkable for the clear, incisive and succinct fashion in which it
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