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named after Bude, Cornwall,
where he lived. As
first developed, the
light worked by
introducing pure
oxygen into the
centre of an
Argand burner. It was claimed...
- the fuel to the
burner.
Bude-Light: a very
bright vegetable oil lamp that
works by
introducing oxygen into the
center of an
Argand burner.
Lewis lamp "Lamp...
- six
types of
burners, but four
burners were
really experimented with.[clarification needed] The
first burner used was the single-jet
burner,
which produced...
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fourth cable,
named Grace Hopper,
connects landing points in New York, US,
Bude, UK and Bilbao, Spain, and is
expected to
become operational in 2022. In...
- York) with the UK (
Bude) and
Spain (Bilbao). It was
announced by
Google in 2020 and
scheduled to go live in 2022. The US to UK (
Bude) leg went live on...
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friends with
Pierre Lamy, a
fellow Franciscan, and
corresponded with
Guillaume Budé, who
observed that he was
already competent in law.
Following Erasmus' commentary...
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electric cell (1841). He is also
remembered for the
development of the
Bunsen burner. JPL · 10361 10364
Tainai 1994 VR1 Tainai-Daira is a
hilly district in Kurokawa...
-
Bude-Light,
though very bright, was very
costly in its gas consumption, and in 1845 it was
replaced with a much
smaller 4-inch five-mantle gas
burner...
- upon Tyne (the
mirrors were
replaced by
prisms in 1850). In 1839 a
novel Bude light was
installed in the low
lighthouse on an
experimental basis, to test...
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hidden from the
Excise Men. In reality, the cave is, in fact, a
charcoal burners' cave and no
tunnel has been
discovered however, it
makes for a romantic...
