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Aeroplanes and Atmospheric Gustiness

Nature volume 99, pages 225–226 (1917)Cite this article

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THE invitation of Prof. McAdie to readers of NATURE (April 12, p. 125), to offer suggestions on the above subject, is one to which I, for one, am very glad indeed to respond, although I may not be able to add much of value to what has already been said in previous writings regarding gusts.

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