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Marsden, Ben
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Marsden, Ben
(1992)
Engineering science in Glasgow: W.J.M. Rankine and the motive power of air.
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Wright, Thomas
(1992)
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(1992)
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Channell, David F.
(1990)
W.J.M. Rankine and the Scottish roots of engineering science.
In: Beyond history of science: Essays in honor of Robert E. Schofield
(p. 194).
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Channell, David F.
(1989)
The role of Thomas Reid's philosophy in science and technology: The case of W.J.M. Rankine.
In: The philosophy of Thomas Reid
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Channell, David F.
(1982)
The harmony of theory and practice: The engineering science of W. J. M. Rankine.
Technology and Culture
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Hutchison, Keith
(1981)
W. J. M. Rankine and the rise of thermodynamics.
British Journal for the History of Science
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Hutchison, Keith
(1981)
Rankine, atomic vortices, and the entropy function.
Archives Internationales d'Histoire des Sciences
(pp. 72-134).
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Daub, Edward E.
(1978)
Sources for Clausius' entropy concept: Reech and Rankine.
Proceedings of the ... International Congress of the History of Science
(pp. 342-358).
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Channell, David F.
(1977)
Rankine, Aristotle, and potential energy.
Philosophical Journal: Transactions of the Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow
(pp. 111-114).
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Channell, David F.
(1975)
A unitary technology: The engineering science of W.J.M. Rankine.
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Hutchison, Keith
(1974 (pub. 1975))
W. J. M. Rankine and the entropy function.
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Sutherland, Hugh B.
(1973)
Rankine: His life and times. Lecture delivered before the British Geotechnical Society at the University of Glasgow on 13 December 1972 to mark the centenary of the death...of William John Macquorn Rankine.
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