The Two Cultures and the Scientific RevolutionCambridge University Press, 1959 - 51 pages |
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... capital grant for machinery - the grant was as much as six hundred- pounds ! In 1933 , four years before his death , Ruther- ford said , firmly and explicitly , that he didn't believe the energy of the nucleus would ever be released ...
... capital grant for machinery - the grant was as much as six hundred- pounds ! In 1933 , four years before his death , Ruther- ford said , firmly and explicitly , that he didn't believe the energy of the nucleus would ever be released ...
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... capital could be found . It would then require something like ten thousand to twenty thousand engineers from the U.S. and here to help get the thing going . At present , we couldn't find them . These men , whom we don't yet possess ...
... capital could be found . It would then require something like ten thousand to twenty thousand engineers from the U.S. and here to help get the thing going . At present , we couldn't find them . These men , whom we don't yet possess ...
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... capital investment and the initial foreign help . That is , an educational programme as complete as the Chinese , who appear in ten years to have transformed their universities and built so many new ones that they are now nearly ...
... capital investment and the initial foreign help . That is , an educational programme as complete as the Chinese , who appear in ten years to have transformed their universities and built so many new ones that they are now nearly ...
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