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And lastly , in our own time , half a score of methods , each subdivisible into several forms , have been applied to the ... in applying the method to the sun or to any planet consisted in the delicacy of the observations required .
And lastly , in our own time , half a score of methods , each subdivisible into several forms , have been applied to the ... in applying the method to the sun or to any planet consisted in the delicacy of the observations required .
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ould attempt to apply the direct surveying method to determine the n's distance , at least , you haye one of their difficulties strikingly ustrated , though a number of others remain which the illustration oes not indicate .
ould attempt to apply the direct surveying method to determine the n's distance , at least , you haye one of their difficulties strikingly ustrated , though a number of others remain which the illustration oes not indicate .
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Such observations belong to the Delislean method , hich was the subject of so much controversy during two or three ears before the transit took place . Originally it had been supposed nat only observations by that method were available ...
Such observations belong to the Delislean method , hich was the subject of so much controversy during two or three ears before the transit took place . Originally it had been supposed nat only observations by that method were available ...
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