...semi-diurnal wave, whether this wave has a regular progress along the coast independently of the semi-dinrnal wave, as was at first supposed by Mr. Whewell, or...which would result from the superposition of two such waves, having the same or different origins. The mean of the regular double tides about the zero of...

...these single day-tides ; a view which is confirmed by such examinations as I have been able to make of the hourly tidal observations at Fort Morgan, at...which would result from the superposition of two such waves, having the same or different origins. The mean of the regular double tides about the zero of...

...this case would be between the diurnal tide-wave, which represents the diurnal inequality and tl}e ordinary semi-diurnal wave, whether this wave has...which would result from the superposition of two such waves, having the same or different origins. The mean of the regular double tides about the zero of...

...these singleday tides ; a view which is confirmed by such examinations as I have been able to make of the hourly tidal observations at Fort Morgan, at...As a first approximation, I assumed the two waves tobe governed by the law of sines, and then determined the curve which would result from the superposition...

...independently of the semi-diurnal wave, as at first supposed by Mr. Whewell, or whether its phenomena are jcal, as he has since been led, from his investigations, to believe. If ie observed wave is produced by its interference with a semi-diurnal rave, we can only study the phenomena...