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126 1909. An annotated bibliography of evaporation. Mon. Wea. Rev., June, September, November, 1908; February, March, April, May, June, 1909.

1902. On some phenomena which suggest a short period of solar and meteorological changes. Proc. Roy. Soc., Vol. 70: 500–503.

. 1905. The flow of the river Thames in relation to British pressure and rainfall changes. Proc. Roy. Soc., Vol. 76: 494–506. 1905.

. 1906. Barometric pressures of long duration over large areas. Proc. Roy. Soc., Vol. 78: 43–60. 1906.

. 19062. Some world weather problems. Science Progress No. 2, October 1906.

. 1908. Monthly rainfall averages for 37 stations. Solar Physics Obsv., South Kensington.

. 1909. Discussion of Australian meteorology. Solar Physics Obsv., South Kensington.

. 1910. Southern hemisphere surface air circulation. Solar Physics Obsv., South Kensington.

19102. The behavior of the short-period atmospheric pressure variation over the earth's surface. Proc. Roy. Soc., Vol. 73: 457–470.

, and 1908. Monthly mean values of barometric pressures for 73 stations. Solar Physics Obsv., South Kensington, 1908. 1909. Notes on cyclones of the Indian Ocean, 1856–67, and their association with solar rotation. Mon. Not. Roy. Ast. Soc., 70, No. 1, November 1909.

. 1913. Distribution of sunspots in heliographic latitude, 1874–1913. Mon. Not. Roy. Ast. Soc., 74: 112. December 1913.

1913. Determination of periodicities by the harmonic analyzer with an application to the sunspot cycle. Astroph. Jour., 38: 268. 1913.

1915. Tree-growth as a measurement of rainfall. Symons's Met. Mag., March 1915: 21–23.

The science of musical sounds.

. 19162. The Henrici harmonic analyzer and devices for extending and facilitating its use. Jour. Franklin Institute, September 1916: 285–322.

1912. See Kimball, H. H. 19123.

1903. Climatology of California. W. B. Bull. L.

, and 1909. Relations of weather to crops and varieties adapted to Arizona conditions. Univ. of Arizona Agr. Exp. Sta. Bull. No. 61. 1910. The influence of forests on climate and on floods. Report to House Com. on Agr.

1903. Periodicity of sunspots and the variations of the mean annual temperatures of the atmosphere. Comptes Rendus. June 1903. Transl. Mon. Wea. Rev., August 1903: 371.

1918. Studies of the yield and reproduction of western yellow pine in Arizona and New Mexico. Jour. of Forestry, March 1918: 273–293.

1914. The shifting of the climatic belts. Scot. Geog. Mag., 30:281, No. 6. June 1914.

1912. The connection between hydrographical and meteorological phenomena. Qtly. Jour. Roy. Met. Soc., 38, No. 163, July 1912.

1910. The orbits of meteorites. Pop. Astr., No. 175: 1–15. . 19102. Two types of comets' tails. Pop. Astr., No. 175.

. 19103. The size of meteors. Astroph. Jour., Vol. XXI, No. 1: 88. January 1910.

1910. Cycles du temps dans l'accroissement des grands arbres. Ciel et Terre. Bull. Soc beige d'Astron., November 5, 1910.

1914. Design and theory of mechanism for illustrating certain systems of lines of force and stream lines. Bull. Mt. Wea. Obsv., 6: 195. August 1914. 1876. Notes on climate of New South Wales. Jour. Roy. Soc. N. S. W., 10: 151.

1914. On Professor Turner's theory of a sunspot swarm of meteors associated with the Leonids. Mon. Not. Roy. Ast. Soc., 75: 82. December 1914.

1917. Larken. Och. dess betydelse for svensk skogshushallning. Skogsvârdsforeningens Tidskrift.

1903. Die Schwankungen der jährlichen Niederschlagshöhen und deren Beziehungen zu den Relativzahlen für die Sonnenflecken. Heft. VII, Das Klima des Kön. Sachsen." [sic] Chemnitz.

1897. On lunar and solar periodicities of earthquakes. Proc. Roy. Soc., Vol. 61: 455–465.

. 1898. On the investigation of hidden periodicities with application to a supposed 26-day iieriod of meteorological phenomena. Ter. Mag., 3, March 1898: 13–41.

. 1899. On the periodogram of magnetic declination at Greenwich. Camb. Philos. Soc. Trans., 18: 107–135.