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,Warme und kalte Winter in der Stratosph?re,ailable. Engineers use essentially the same methods in a rather different form. For example the continuity equation, the force equation and the energy equation, all of which were given in cartesian coordinates and in differential form in Chapter 2 are used in their natural coordinate integrated forms in engineering practice.

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,Die maschinelle Streckenf?rderung,mic effect they have upon the fluid. Machines exist which change the head of the working fluid without employing a dynamic effect, for example reciprocating pumps, and such machines will not be dealt with in this book.

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,Warme und kalte Winter in der Stratosph?re,ailable. Engineers use essentially the same methods in a rather different form. For example the continuity equation, the force equation and the energy equation, all of which were given in cartesian coordinates and in differential form in Chapter 2 are used in their natural coordinate integrated form

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,Die maschinelle Streckenf?rderung,mic effect they have upon the fluid. Machines exist which change the head of the working fluid without employing a dynamic effect, for example reciprocating pumps, and such machines will not be dealt with in this book.