15 Result(s)

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Aerodynamic Capture of Particles

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1960)

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[Book Reviews]

Acoustique Musicale

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1959)

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Music and Electronic Computors

Experimental Music

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1959)

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International Congress on Acoustics

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1959)

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[Book Reviews]

Physical Acoustics and the Properties of Solids

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1959)

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Musical Acoustics

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1959)

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[Book Reviews]

Der Ultraschall

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1955)

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Engineering Aspects of Acoustics

Musical Engineering

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1953)

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Ultrasonics in Fluids

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1951)

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[Book Reviews]

Ultrasonics

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1950)

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Applied Acoustics

Traité de prise de son

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1950)

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Ultrasonics in Fluids

DURING the recent meeting of the British Association at Newcastle upon Tyne, Section A (Mathematics and Physics) held a symposium on ultrasonics in fluids. Most of the papers read at this symposium, concerned ...

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1949)

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Institute for Research in Ultra-Acoustics, Rome

THE “O. M. Corbino’ Institute of the Italian National Council for Researoh (C.N.R.) has been newly constituted under its director, Prof. A. Gia-comini, as an inatitirt for research on ultrasonics and the appli...

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1949)

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Adjustable Resonators and Orchestration

THE major difficulty in adopting Prof. Osborne's idea1 of adjustable resonators in orchestral instruments is that it is not easy to make a change of pitch in an instrument without a change of quality. The same...

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1937)

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[Letters to Editor]

IN an interesting letter on a ‘singing tube’ which emits a sound when heated at the sealed end near a constriction, Prof. C. T. Knipp gives reasons “why it was not discovered long before by research workers do...

E. G. RICHARDSON in Nature (1927)