...earth ; the third, that to which it would have moved onward, tangentially, — then, by drawing lines from the first to the second, and from the first to the third, two sides of a square will be given, and this square only requires for its completion, two other lines,...

...illumination is therefore effected by piercing one of the pivots, and admitting the light of a lamp fixed on the top of one of the standards, as shown...order, as the wires which were the three first, in the former1 position, will now be the three last: if the intervals in the first observations are exactly...

...the telescope being directed to it ; if not quite correct, the operation of reversing and corrrecting half the error, in the same manner, must be gone through...collimation adjustment is correct ; but should the correspending intervals differ, such difference points out the existence of an error, which must be...

...carries. Having thus again bisected the object, reverse the axis as before, and if half the error were correctly estimated, the object will be bisected upon...last : if the intervals in the first observations be exactly the same as the intervals in the second, the collimation adjustment is correct ; but should...

...number of patients considered, the reduction in the number of depressed infants at l and 5 minutes both from the first to the second and from the first to the third period is substantial. When morbidity is measured in terms of duration of hospitalization, a similar...

...umber of patients considered, the reduction in the number of depressed infants 1 1 lad 5 fflimses both from the first to the second and from the first to the third eriod is substantial. Whea moiiidicy Is measured In terms of duration of hospitalization, a I knllar...

...number of patients considered, the reduction In the number of depressed infants at 1 and 5 minutes both from the first to the second and from the first to the third period Is substantial. When morbidity is measured in terms of duration of hospitalizatlon, a •bntlar...