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Analysis of the spectrum of sodium, including an inquiry into the true place of the lines that have been regarded as satellites. With 2 plates. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1892

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VII, pp. 204-217, March, 1892

Journal Article

162

On the appreciation of ultra-visible quantities, and on a gauge to help us to appreciate them. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1892

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VII, pp. 530-545, October, 1892

Journal Article

163

Why there is no atmosphere on the moon. Abstract of a paper published in the Scientific Transactions, Vol. IV., pt. XIV, p. 703. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1892

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VII, p. 546, October, 1892

Journal Article

164

Suggestion as to a possible source of the energy required for the life of bacilli, and as to the cause of their small size. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1893

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 154-156, April, 1893

Journal Article

165

On the limits of vision: with special reference to the vision of insects. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1894

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 228-243, August, 1894

Journal Article

166

On a mounting for the specula of reflecting telescopes, designed to remove the impediment to their being used for celestial photography and spectroscopy. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1894

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 266-271, August, 1894

Journal Article

167

Of atmospheres upon planets and satellites. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1898

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. VIII, pp. 701-702, August, 1898

Journal Article

168

Survey of that part of the range of nature's operations which man is competent to study. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1899

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. IX, pp. 79-96, October, 1899

Journal Article

169

How to introduce order into the relations between British weights and measures. With 1 plate and draft of a bill to simplify the relations between British Weights and Measures. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Published: 1903

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. X, pp. 6-23, December, 1903

Journal Article

170

On modes of dealing with echoes in rooms. by Stoney, George Johnstone

Published: 1883

Citation: The Scientific proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol. IV, pp. 53-56, 1883

Journal Article

171

On the Penetration of heat across layers of gas. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Citation: The Scientific transactions of the Royal Dublin Society, Vol, I, pp, 13-28, 51-2, Nov., 1877

Journal Article

172

The as and ag isomerides of 2.4.6.3.4' - pentamethoxy diphenyl propane. by Drum, J. J.

Published: 1925 Other Authors: “…O'Reilly, Norah G. J.…”

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Vol. XXXVII, sect. B, pp. 19-26, March, 1925

Journal Article

173

The origins of the house of O Ruairc (now O'Rourke), Princes of Breifne. In documents ... for the history of the O'Rourke family, publ. by Count Edward O'Rourke, Bishop, 1925. by Mac Givney, Joseph Rev

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

174

Review of Mental health in the service of the community. Editors Kenneth Soddy and Robert H. Ahrenfeldt. by Bourke, Geoffrey J.

Published: 1968

Citation: Irish journal of medical science, Series Seventh, Vol. I, No. 2, p. 92, February, 1968

Journal Article

175

Occurrence in Ireland of Fredericella Sultana. by Allman, George James

Published: 1840

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. II, pp. 545-546, 1840-4

Journal Article

176

Two undescribed algae, which clothe the face of the rock over which the water trickles in the "Dripping Well" of Knaresborough. by Allman, George James

Published: 1845

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 67-68, 1845-7

Journal Article

177

Deotis Maritima observed near Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. by Allman, George James

Published: 1845

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. III, p. 184, 1845-7

Journal Article

178

The larva state of Plumatella, and on the anatomy of Polycera quadrilineata. by Allman, George James

Published: 1845

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 218-221, 1845-7

Journal Article

179

On the structure of the fruit and mechanism of dehiscence in some of the hepaticae, and on the probable origin of the organs known by the name of elaters in these plants. by Allman, George James

Published: 1845

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 419-420, 1845-7

Journal Article

180

On the external anatomy of Chelurus, Philippi, a genus of Amphipodous Crustacea, destructive to submarine timber works. by Allman, George James

Published: 1845

Citation: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, Ser. 1, Vol. III, pp. 420-422, 1845-7

Journal Article

Analysis of the spectrum of sodium, including an inquiry into the true place of the lines that have been regarded as satellites. With 2 plates. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

On the appreciation of ultra-visible quantities, and on a gauge to help us to appreciate them. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Why there is no atmosphere on the moon. Abstract of a paper published in the Scientific Transactions, Vol. IV., pt. XIV, p. 703. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Suggestion as to a possible source of the energy required for the life of bacilli, and as to the cause of their small size. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

On the limits of vision: with special reference to the vision of insects. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

On a mounting for the specula of reflecting telescopes, designed to remove the impediment to their being used for celestial photography and spectroscopy. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Of atmospheres upon planets and satellites. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

Survey of that part of the range of nature's operations which man is competent to study. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

How to introduce order into the relations between British weights and measures. With 1 plate and draft of a bill to simplify the relations between British Weights and Measures. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

On modes of dealing with echoes in rooms. by Stoney, George Johnstone

On the Penetration of heat across layers of gas. by Stoney, G. Johnstone

The as and ag isomerides of 2.4.6.3.4' - pentamethoxy diphenyl propane. by Drum, J. J.

The origins of the house of O Ruairc (now O'Rourke), Princes of Breifne. In documents ... for the history of the O'Rourke family, publ. by Count Edward O'Rourke, Bishop, 1925. by Mac Givney, Joseph Rev

Review of Mental health in the service of the community. Editors Kenneth Soddy and Robert H. Ahrenfeldt. by Bourke, Geoffrey J.

Occurrence in Ireland of Fredericella Sultana. by Allman, George James

Two undescribed algae, which clothe the face of the rock over which the water trickles in the "Dripping Well" of Knaresborough. by Allman, George James

Deotis Maritima observed near Dungarvan, Co. Waterford. by Allman, George James

The larva state of Plumatella, and on the anatomy of Polycera quadrilineata. by Allman, George James

On the structure of the fruit and mechanism of dehiscence in some of the hepaticae, and on the probable origin of the organs known by the name of elaters in these plants. by Allman, George James

On the external anatomy of Chelurus, Philippi, a genus of Amphipodous Crustacea, destructive to submarine timber works. by Allman, George James

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