..., it is worth doing as correctly asis reasonably feasible. The Author appears to have erredin this respect. Firstly, there is thedubietyconcerningtheorigin of thelogarithmicapproximation tothe logarithmic smooth turbulentlaw. It is the latter lawwhich gives the componentof thecompletefunctionwhichresults...

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... above Ordnance Datum. EXTRAPOLATBIYOANLINEAR LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION 5. When presented in the simple form of Fig. 1 it is apparent that in the case of several ports, in particular Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool, the linear character of the plots offers hope of a simple basis for extrapolation...