hidden shores, 2
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edge at page 565 (rotated 90ºCW, middle third)
within Edward E. Clement, “The Semi-Automatic Method of Handling Telephone Traffic.” Journal of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers 31:1 (1911) : 553-588
NYPL copy, digitized December 13, 2012
striking distances
transmitted over very great distances
in any direction for distances
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distances for small spheres
doubtless the distances
limiting distances
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moist warm air
relative distances and so forth
sparking distances
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doubtless the distances from
these minute distances
short distances
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forming distances
across distances less than
almost regardless of distances
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very great distances
over distances ordinarily several times the limit
distances between surfaces
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distances over which they could operate and the things they could do
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distances phrases (not all), selected in order of appearance in search results, this volume.
tags:
deserts; distances; littoral; fore-edge littoral; telephone traffic
E. E. Clement