...the polari/ed state ; whilst conductors are those whose particles cannot be permanently polarized." And in regard to long circuits such as those described,...intensity and quantity which then come into play. The conducting power of the air and water wires are alike for a constant current. This, according to...

...electric discharge is to be ascertained in a given length of wire, the simple circumstances of the lauer being twined round a frame in small space, or spread...quantity which then come into play ; especially in iKe case of short or intermiuing currents, for then static and dynamic are continually passing into...

...the polarized state ; whilst conductors are those whose particles cannot be permanently polarized." And in regard to long circuits, such as those described,...intensity and quantity which then come into play. The conducting power of the air and water wires are alike for a constant current This, according to...

...the polarized state ; whilst conductors are those whose particles cannot be permanently polarized." And in regard to long circuits, such as those described,...intensity and quantity which then come into play. The conducting power of the air and water wires are alike for a constant current. This, according to...

...report, 1850 (translated), p. 168. * Athenœum, 14th January, 1854, p. 04. wire carrying the current. IE the velocity of a brief electric discharge is to be...that the conducting power of the air and water wires is alike for a constant current. This is in perfect accordance with the principles and with the definite...

...carrying the current. If the Telocity of a brief electric discharge is to be ascertained in a giren length of wire, the simple circumstances of the latter...that the conducting power of the air and water wires is alike for a constant current. This is in perfect accordance with the principles and with the definite...

...regard to the long circuits operated within the above experimentfl, the conducting' power of the wires cannot be understood whilst no reference is made to...intermitting currents ; for then static and dynamic are constantly passing into each other. (320) The following striking proof of the variations of the conduction...

...the polarized state ; whilst conductors are those whose particles cannot be permanently polarized." And in regard to long circuits such as those described,...intensity and quantity which then come into play. The conducting power of the air and water wires are alike for a constant current. This, according to...

...the polarized state ; whilst conductors are those whose particles cannot be permanently polarized." And in regard to long circuits such as those described,...intensity and quantity which then come into play. The conducting power of the'air and water wires are alike for a constant current. This, according to...

...regard to the long circuits operated within the above experiments, the conducting power of the wires cannot be understood whilst no reference is made to...case of short or intermitting currents ; for then statio and dynamic are constantly passing into each other. (320) The following striking proof of the...