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    • Aspect - Nature

      Nature· 20 hours ago

      Every surface has at every point an aspect, which is the direction of a normal at that point. This may be regarded as the first property of surfaces, for if we define a surface ...

    • American Science - Nature

      Nature· 20 hours ago

      —Discussing the question, Is the existence of growth rings in the early exogenous plants proof of alternating seasons? Dr. Warring concludes from observations, that some exogens form ...

    • Scientific Serials - Nature

      Nature· 20 hours ago

      To this end the theta-fuchsian functions of Poincare are introduced, and their expressions in terms of the hyperelliptic theta series deduced.—Concerning the existence of surfaces capable of ...

    • Sky Glows - Nature

      Nature· 20 hours ago

      These clouds were wave-like in form, and evidently at a great elevation, and though they must have received their light from the sun, it was not easy to think so, as upon ...

    • Societies and Academies - Nature

      Nature· 20 hours ago

      Starting with the ammonia compound of zirconium chloride, ZrCl4.4NH3, a rise of temperature gives successively the amide, Zr(NH2)4, the imide (impure), Zr(NH)2, and finally, at about 350° C, ...

    • From the editors - Nature Reviews Genetics

      Nature· 20 hours ago

      Lars Feuk, Andrew Carson and Stephen Scherer discuss how the focus on SNPs as the main source of genetic variation that defines our individuality, which has dominated the ...

    • [Letters to Editor] - Nature

      Nature· 21 hours ago

      IN a collection of sound film registrations I find quite a number of regions that resemble the one reproduced in Fig. 1. Such a region consists of a series of bits of vibration with many peaks ...

    • Iodine as a Base Forming Element - Nature

      Nature· 21 hours ago

      AN important memoir is contributed to the current issue of the Berichte of the German Chemical Society, by Prof. Victor Meyer and Dr. Hartmann. A new substance of a some-what surprising nature ...