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• Caro has found that when pure dry acetylene is led for nine months over sheets or filings of copper, brass containing 63.2 per cent. of copper, red brass containing 73.8 per cent., so-called "alpaca-metal" containing 65.3 per cent., and britannia metal containing 90.2 per cent. of copper, no action whatever takes place at ordinary temperatures; if the gas is moist very small quantities of copper acetylide are produced in six months, whatever metal is tested, but the yield does not increase appreciably afterwards. Acetylene, the Principles of Its Generation and Use
• The second, under PJ Patterson, the former Jamaican prime minister, was far more recent and its terms appreciably more comprehensive. TrinidadExpress Today's News
• The predicted stability limits often differ appreciably in magnitude from those observed in hot firings.
• Some mine waters may be appreciably acid in character and these are more aggressive, especially where they contain iron salts, particularly ferric chloride.
• Even after megastardom hit him, the quality of his work did not decline appreciably.
• By direct observation, under the microscope, of living muscle, some from the frog, some from small mammals, it was comparatively easy to determine that the number of visible capillaries, which is the same as the number of capillaries through which blood flows, was rather small in resting muscle, and only increases very appreciably when the muscle has been active for some seconds. August Krogh - Nobel Lecture
• Investors are likely to become appreciably richer by investing in equities, rather than bonds or cash.
• The index adds appreciably to the usefulness of the book.
• In conclusion, I may say, that the fossil remains of Man hitherto discovered do not seem to me to take us appreciably nearer to that lower pithecoid form, by the modification of which he has, probably, become what he is. Essays
• With this in mind, removing the central rear headrest appreciably improves rearward visibility.