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1. The terms insisted upon are difficult to fulfil.
2. The laboratory joined by Dr. Adler was then engaged
in space research.
3. Roentgen chanced to observe some rays uninfluenced
by any magnetic field.
4. Recrystallization followed by extraction gave good
results.
5. The method followed by A. G. Webster was accurate.
6. The problem attacked by the laboratory of physical
chemistry in 1981 is solved.
7. Substances attacked by moisture should be kept dry.
8. The data referred to in this paper are quite reliable.
9. The common feature of acids is the acidic hydrogen
already referred to.
10. Let us suppose we have an electron of mass acted
upon by a force, say /, and given thereby an acceleration,
say a..
11. The pattern referred to earlier is due to irregular
distributions of crystals.
12. The specific heat referred to the gram-atom (molheat)
has a value 6 cal/degree, that is common to all.
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1. The substance affected by a magnetic field was a metal.
2. The substance affecting a magnetic field was metallic.
3. Cooling following heating gave good results.
4. Cooling followed by heating gave good results.
5. The procedure followed by this investigator was
proposed by Smith.
6. The scientist following this procedure investigated some
phenomena of radioactivity.
7. The phenomenon influencing the rate of the reaction
was thoroughly investigated.
8. The discovery of unknown rays uninfluenced by a
magnetic field was reported by Roentgen.
9. The paper on heat conduction of gases followed by
the report on diffusion was presented by Dr. Lewes.
10. The paper on heat conduction of gases following the
report on diffusion was presented by Dr. Lewes.
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11. This phenomenon is equally well interpreted by
corpuscular and by wave ideas for example on the lines
followed by Huyghens,
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12. Still other arguments have already been produced in
studies following quite a different line.
13. Here we shall outline the basic approach followed in
each of these formulations.
14. The period following Fresnel's death was characterized
by the gradual triumph of his ideas.
15. The discussion of reversible reactions, involving acids,
hydroxides and salts in aqueous solution is discussed in
subsequent chapters following the study of the nature of
individual particles in such solutions.
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16. Galileo, following Copernicus, believed the Earth to
move round the Sun and rotate round its axis.
17. Young, followed by Fresnel, showed that under these
conditions light does in fact present phenomena of
interference.
18. Following these early discoveries, a great many alloys
have been discovered.
