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  • 14Geologic record — The layer cake like appearance of concordant strata laid down over hundreds of thousands of years …

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  • 19National Physical Laboratory of India — National Physical Laboratory Agency overview Formed January 4, 1947 Headquarters New Delhi Agency executive Prof RC Budhani, Director Parent agency Council of Scientific and Industrial Research …

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  • 20Hygrometer — Not to be confused with hydrometer. A hygrometer (UK: /haɪˈɡrɒmɪtə/) is an instrument used for measuring the moisture content in the environmental air, or humidity. Most measurement devices usually rely on measurements of some other quantity …

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