 | 1903 - 898 páginas
...Since, as shown above, it is entirely improbable that the oil was derived from Beaumont by floating upon the surface of the water, the only other source assignable...jetty and thence westward for a quarter of a mile. It is a fact which may be worthy of note that this locality is intersected by a straight line passing... | |
 | 1906 - 1190 páginas
...Since. MS shown above, It is entirely improbable that the oil was derived from Beaumont by floating upon the surface of the water; the only other source assignable...favorable indications are afforded within the region lying lietween the quarantine station and the outer end of the west jetty and thence westward for a quarter... | |
 | Charles Willard Hayes, William Kennedy - 1903 - 222 páginas
...Since, as shown above, it is entirely improbable that the oil was derived from Beaumont by floating upon the surface of the water, the only other source assignable...jetty and thence westward for a quarter of a mile. It is a fact which may be worthy of note that this locality is intersected by a straight line passing... | |
 | Geological Survey (U.S.) - 1903 - 210 páginas
...Since, as shown above, it is entirely improbable that the oil was derived from Beaumont by floating upon the surface of the water, the only other source assignable...jetty and thence westward for a quarter of a mile. It is a fact which may be worthy of note that this locality is intersected by a straight line passing... | |
 | 1913 - 684 páginas
...investigation; for example, Devonshire butter one year must not be compared with Australian butter the next, but it does not necessarily follow, even if this is the case, that the actual quality of the kinds studied will remain constant. Many examples can be given of changes... | |
 | 1913 - 686 páginas
...investigation; for example, Devonshire butter one year must not be compared with Australian butter the next, but it does not necessarily follow, even if this is the case, that the actual quality of the kinds studied will remain constant. Many examples can be given of changes... | |
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... by, which show no traces of oil." The results of this investigation by Dr. Turner, while not absolutely conclusive, indicate that some other source for this oil must be sought than the diatoms. Since, as shown above, it is entirely improbable that... 