United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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... means of an envelope of wire , gauze , or similar material fixed on to the tube in a special way . English Patent 5624 , April 16 , 1888 , has been granted C. A. McEvoy for " Improvements in Fuzes , " the object being to form a fuze ...
... means of an envelope of wire , gauze , or similar material fixed on to the tube in a special way . English Patent 5624 , April 16 , 1888 , has been granted C. A. McEvoy for " Improvements in Fuzes , " the object being to form a fuze ...
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... means of the spiral pressure gauge used in guns . Five disks were subjected to a pressure of about 20,000 pounds in each machine , and the mean pressures and turns of the spiral compared . The results were as follows : RIEHLÉ MACHINE ...
... means of the spiral pressure gauge used in guns . Five disks were subjected to a pressure of about 20,000 pounds in each machine , and the mean pressures and turns of the spiral compared . The results were as follows : RIEHLÉ MACHINE ...
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... means taken to receive them . Meanwhile , as the results of such experiments cannot be expected to condemn positively existing means of defense on the one hand , or on the other to develop a perfectly satisfactory defense on the same ...
... means taken to receive them . Meanwhile , as the results of such experiments cannot be expected to condemn positively existing means of defense on the one hand , or on the other to develop a perfectly satisfactory defense on the same ...
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