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Side 135 - On the USE of ISOBARIC CURVES, and a LINE of GREATEST BAROMETRIC CHANGE in attempting to FORETEL WINDS. Illustrated by Fourteen Diagrams of Gales in January, 1867, and August, 1868, &c.
Side 181 - De la conclusion à laquelle est arrivé un comité de l'Académie des sciences de France, qui prétend que les ouragans sont causés par la chaleur, tandis que...
Side 9 - DISCUSSION of the METEOROLOGY of the PART of the ATLANTIC lying NORTH of 30° N.
Side 162 - Finley (JP). Charts of Relative Storm Frequency for a Portion of the Northern Hemisphere.
Side 143 - Jour. (3), vol. xix, pp. 89109. (With three plates.) (Mean pressure of the atmosphere over the United States at different seasons of the year ; comparison of barometric minima in Europe and America ; barometric minima advancing with unusual velocity. 149. Contributions to meteorology, being results derived from an examination of the observations of the United States Signal Service and from other sources— thirteenth paper.
Side 9 - Des vents et des coups de vent observés dans l'Atlantique nord sur les routes des bâtiments à vapeur allant de la Manche à New-York et vice versa.
Side 181 - OF the Conclusion arrived at by a Committee of the Academy of Sciences of France, agreeably to which tornados are caused by heat ; while agreeably to Peltier's Report to the same body, certain insurers had been obliged to pay for a tornado as an electrical storm...
Side 167 - PIDDINGTON (HENRY). THE SAILORS' HORNBOOK FOR THE LAW OF STORMS. Being a Practical Exposition of the Theory of the Law of Storms, and its uses to Mariners of all Classes in all Parts of the World. Shown by transparent Storm Cards and useful Lessons. 7th Edition.
Side 168 - Guide du marin sur la loi des tempêtes, ou Exposition pratique de la théorie et de la loi des tempêtes et de ses usages, pour les marins de...
Side 1 - R. A discourse concerning the origine and properties of wind. With an historicall account of hurricanes and other tempestuous winds. By R.