125 results on '"W.H. Preece"'
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2. Discussion on 'Earth-boring for telegraph poles'
3. Continuation of the discussion on Mr. H. Benest's paper 'On some repairs to the South Amercian Company's cable off Cape Verde in 1893 and 1895'
4. Continuation of discussion on the two papers on secondary cells
5. The Electrical Congresses of Paris
6. Discussion on 'Recent improvements in professor Bell's telephone'
7. Discussion on Professor G. Forbes's paper on 'Some electric lighting central stations in Europe, and their lessons'
8. Discussion on 'Underground telegraphs—the London street work'
9. Discussion on 'Some points in connection with the Indian telegraphs'
10. Remarks on 'Attraction and repulsion due to sonorous vibrations, comparing the phenomena with those of magnetism'
11. Continuation of discussion on Professor Oliver Lodge's paper 'On lightning, lightning conductors, and lightning protectors'
12. The electric storm of January 31st, 1881
13. Discussion on 'Long-distance telephony'
14. Remarks on 'Observations on currents originating in ordinary aerial telegraph conductors'
15. Discussion on Mr. Crompton's paper on 'Central station lighting: transformers v. accumulators'
16. DISCUSSION. ELECTRICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
17. Remarks on 'The Munich Electrical Exhibition, 1882'
18. Remarks on 'A method of eliminating the effects of polarisation and earth currents from fault tests'
19. Continuation of discussion on 'Central station lighting: transformers v. accumulators'
20. Continuation of discussion on Mr. Preece's paper, 'On some points connected with mains for electric lighting', and Mr. Crompton's paper, 'On the most economical mode of feeding a low-pressure network'
21. Discussion on 'A system of electrical distribution'
22. Continuation of the discussion on 'The telephone trunk line system in Great Britain'
23. Remarks on 'Notes on a train-lighting-experiment'
24. Fire risks and fire office rules
25. Discussion on 'The change of the resistance of high tension fuses at the moment of firing'
26. Discussion on 'On some recent improvements in electric light apparatus'
27. Discussion on ''Selenium,' its electrical qualities and the effect of light thereon'
28. Continuation of discussion on Dr. Lodge's paper, 'Improvements in magnetic space telegraphy', and Mr. S. Evershed's paper, 'Telegraphy by magnetic induction'
29. Discussion on 'Note on some effects produced by the immersion of steel and iron wires in acidulated water'
30. Remarks on 'The working efficiency of secondary cells'
31. Discussion on 'The behaviour and decay of insulating compounds used for dielectric purposes'
32. Discussion on 'The telephone as a receiving instrument in military telegraphy'
33. The Connection between Sound and Electricity
34. Remarks on 'Central station lighting: transformers v. accumulators'
35. Discussion on the relative advantages of alternating and continuous current for a general supply of electricity, especially with regard to interference with other interests
36. Discussion on 'Earth connections of lightning conductors'
37. Discussion on 'Volta-electric induction'
38. Discussion on 'Telephone exchanges and their working'
39. Continuation of discussion on Professor Jamieson's paper 'The insulation resistance of electric light installations'
40. The American Telegraph system
41. The Sanitary Aspects of Electric Lighting
42. Continuation of discussion on Mr. Addenbrooke's paper on 'Electrical engineering in America'
43. Discussion on 'On lightning-guards for telegraphic purposes, and on the protection of cables from lightning'
44. The limiting distance of speech by telephone
45. Discussion of Professor Oliver Lodge's paper 'On lightning, lightning conductors, and lightning protectors'
46. Discussion on 'On army Telegraphs'
47. Daily insulation testing of telegraph lines
48. Notes of a trip to the United States and to Chicago—1893
49. Decay of timber
50. Further discussion on 'Experimental researches on alternate-current transformers'
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