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John Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
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sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.deDate:
02 August 2000 08:54Subject: Transalpine
hours
Hi all,
I've come across a reference to transalpine
hours in Heilbron's
Hi all,
I've come across a reference to "transalpine hours" in
Heilbron's excellent "The Sun in the Church" (pg 66). This is a term which
escaped me when I was compiling the BSS Glossary. Can someone supply a
definition, please.
Regards,
John
Gordon Uber wrote:
Mike,
It is a great story, which I still enjoy, but I understand that it arose
concerning different student at Washington University in St. Louis,
Missouri--not Niels Bohr in Copenhagen.
It is indeed an amusing story but the version that I know mentions
neither Bohr
If brass numbers are epoxied to marble stone, will
their different coefficients of thermal expansion
break the bond?
Sorry to be coming in so late on this. Work pressures -
got to go there five days a week and work eight hours (or
more) too. Ridiculous!
This is a transient thermal
