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S. V. Guptahis Foreword to the English translation, he acknowledged that he had made deliberate reference to Flaubert’s novel: “my amiable little imitations of ., which good readers will not fail to distinguish, represent a deliberate tribute to Flaubert. I remember remembering, in the course of one scene, Emm

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S. V. Guptahis Foreword to the English translation, he acknowledged that he had made deliberate reference to Flaubert’s novel: “my amiable little imitations of ., which good readers will not fail to distinguish, represent a deliberate tribute to Flaubert. I remember remembering, in the course of one scene, Emm

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S. V. Guptahis Foreword to the English translation, he acknowledged that he had made deliberate reference to Flaubert’s novel: “my amiable little imitations of ., which good readers will not fail to distinguish, represent a deliberate tribute to Flaubert. I remember remembering, in the course of one scene, Emm

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his Foreword to the English translation, he acknowledged that he had made deliberate reference to Flaubert’s novel: “my amiable little imitations of ., which good readers will not fail to distinguish, represent a deliberate tribute to Flaubert. I remember remembering, in the course of one scene, Emm

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Unit of Mass and Standards of Mass,matter, and in the second, it is energy. Matter is that which has mass and occupies certain space, while energy is a capacity of doing work. This gave rise to two fundamental laws, namely (1) conservation of mass and (2) conservation of energy. But in higher classes, we were told that Albert Einstei

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Single-Pan Mechanical Balances,he beam is kept the same irrespective of the mass of the object weighed on it. It was a damped balance giving a constant indication in a short period. Because of the ease in getting mass of a body without much calculation, this type of balance became very popular in mid-fifties of twentieth century.