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Mawson's own party, with three sledges and two dog teams, experienced the greatest difficulty.
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Mawson's own party, with three sledges and two dog teams, experienced the greatest difficulty.
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Under normal circumstances, however, Mawson's average wind speed is 27 mph.
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Mawson's windmills, when they're finally up and running in 2003, won't be the first on the continent.
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At present, Mawson's generator burns about 700,000 liters of diesel fuel per year.
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Mawson's energy demand is about 700 kilowatts, split equally between electricity and heating, Magill said.
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The Australian Charles Laseron, Mawson's assistant biologist on the 1911-14 expedition, recorded in his rumbustious account of the experience, South with Mawson, that when the ship arrived news from the outside world was conveyed to them in the following order.
Terra Incognita Wheeler, Sarah 1996
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It is clear from Mawson's diary that Edgeworth David's habits drove him almost mad.
Terra Incognita Wheeler, Sarah 1996
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Charles Laseron, Mawson's assistant biologist, put it like this.
Terra Incognita Wheeler, Sarah 1996
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Australians tend to speak in awed tones about meeting members of Mawson's family, and a Mawson research industry has fueled the legend.
Terra Incognita Wheeler, Sarah 1996
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