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It is obvious that in Fig. 136, 2, a pulse will pass from A to B and back in one-third the time required for it to pass from A to B and back in Fig. 136, 1.

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The science of hearing; from the Greek verb, ἀκούειν, "to hear."

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"Organs and Tuning," p. 245.

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The Edison Bell phonograph is here referred to.

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Some of the sibilant or hissing sounds of the voice are computed to be represented by depressions less than a millionth of an inch in depth. Yet these are reproduced very clearly!

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The "Romance of Modern Mechanism," p. 243

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Inventor of the lathe slide-rest.

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Living germs; some varieties the cause of disease.

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