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Jules Louis Gabriel Violle (16
November 1841 – 12
September 1923) was a
French physicist and inventor. He is
notable for
having determined the
solar constant...
- lamp. A
better standard for
luminous intensity was needed. In 1884,
Jules Violle had
proposed a
standard based on the
light emitted by 1 cm2 of platinum...
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obtained a
value of 1.228 kW/m2,
close to the
current estimate. In 1875,
Jules Violle resumed the work of
Pouillet and
offered a
somewhat larger estimate of 1...
- a unit
based on the
output of a
Hefner lamp. In 1881,
Jules Violle proposed the
Violle as a unit of
luminous intensity, and it was
notable as the first...
- Luppé-
Violles (French pronunciation: [lype vjɔl]; Occitan: Lupèr e Viòlas) is a
commune in the Gers
department in
southwestern France.
Communes of the...
- supérieure,
where he
attended the
lectures of
physics professors Jules Violle and
Marcel Brillouin, and the
Faculty of Paris,
where he
studied physics...
-
hypothesis (Cahil et al., 2008) or
phylogenetic limiting similarity hypothesis (
Violle et al., 2011)
interspecific competition is high
among the
species which...
- https://doi.org/10.1163/157006505775008446 Moliner-
Violle,
Michel Francois Auguste, and Michel-F-A. Moliner-
Violle. Précis de géographie
historique de l'Algérie...
- player, composer, and
teacher remembered prin****lly for his Pièces de
Violle en
Musique et en
Tablature (1685), a
valuable source of
information on the...
- Joseph-Philibert
Girault de
Prangey (1804–1892),
photographer and
draughtsman Jules Violle (1841–1923),
physicist and
inventor Guy Fréquelin (born 1945),
rally driver...
