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... the cir- cumstances in which each occurs in Greek or Latin . 2. Detail , with examples , the treatment of sonant m and in Greek and Latin . 3. State and illustrate the phonetics of ( a ) ANNUAL EXAMINATION , OCT . , 1899 . 25.
... the cir- cumstances in which each occurs in Greek or Latin . 2. Detail , with examples , the treatment of sonant m and in Greek and Latin . 3. State and illustrate the phonetics of ( a ) ANNUAL EXAMINATION , OCT . , 1899 . 25.
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... detail as possible , a method of determining the mean distance of the moon from the earth . MIXED MATHEMATICS . - PART II . SECOND PAPER . The Board of Examiners . 1. Investigate the theory of the centrodes in uniplanar kinematics . One ...
... detail as possible , a method of determining the mean distance of the moon from the earth . MIXED MATHEMATICS . - PART II . SECOND PAPER . The Board of Examiners . 1. Investigate the theory of the centrodes in uniplanar kinematics . One ...
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... detail :-( a ) First antenna , ( b ) First thoracic , ( c ) Third abdominal , ( d ) Sixth abdominal . 2. Describe by sketches the characters of the vertebral column of the frog provided . 3. Dissect the frog provided so as to show the ...
... detail :-( a ) First antenna , ( b ) First thoracic , ( c ) Third abdominal , ( d ) Sixth abdominal . 2. Describe by sketches the characters of the vertebral column of the frog provided . 3. Dissect the frog provided so as to show the ...
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... detail the experimental method for determining index of refraction by means of the formula . 7. Explain the terms -- Stationary vibration , node , wave length , a harmonic , resonance . Shew that theoretically , under ideally simplified ...
... detail the experimental method for determining index of refraction by means of the formula . 7. Explain the terms -- Stationary vibration , node , wave length , a harmonic , resonance . Shew that theoretically , under ideally simplified ...
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... detail . 3. Phrase and comment upon the Introduction to the Eighth Sonata of Beethoven in C minor ( Op . 13 ) . Additional for Honours . 4. There are certain natural laws of expression , the practical application of which is taken for ...
... detail . 3. Phrase and comment upon the Introduction to the Eighth Sonata of Beethoven in C minor ( Op . 13 ) . Additional for Honours . 4. There are certain natural laws of expression , the practical application of which is taken for ...
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