The Tudor TranslationsAMS Press, 1967 |
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... charge , row - charge , and line - charge detonations within accumulated experience , the following paragraphs are devoted to exploring relationships that could not be explored with the limited information available pre - shot . The ...
... charge , row - charge , and line - charge detonations within accumulated experience , the following paragraphs are devoted to exploring relationships that could not be explored with the limited information available pre - shot . The ...
الصفحة 30
... charges are the ones that will have the largest impact upon all car- riers and upon all their customers . The Commission defined nontraffic sensitive plant somewhat dif- ferently for purposes of the access charge than it has been ...
... charges are the ones that will have the largest impact upon all car- riers and upon all their customers . The Commission defined nontraffic sensitive plant somewhat dif- ferently for purposes of the access charge than it has been ...
الصفحة 9
... charge distribution thereon would yield different values for their charge capacity per unit 15 weight . Similarly , two beads having identical charge capacities per unit weight might have quite different charge distributions thereon ...
... charge distribution thereon would yield different values for their charge capacity per unit 15 weight . Similarly , two beads having identical charge capacities per unit weight might have quite different charge distributions thereon ...
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