- Ferry-Porter law
- Fer·ry-Por·ter law (ferґe porґtər) [Ervin Sidney Ferry, American physicist, 1868–1956; Thomas Cunningham Porter, English scientist, late 19th century] see under law.
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Ferry-Porter law
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