Nouveau manuel complet du poêlier-fumiste ou Traité complet de cet art : indiquant les moyens d'empêcher les cheminées de fumer... /

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Manuel du poêlier-fumiste ou Traité complet de cet art : indiquant les moyens d'empêcher les cheminées de fumer... /

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Lettres au peuple français, sur la véritable conspiration du moment

In defense of the Jesuits.

Précis de l'histoire universelle : ou, Tableau historique présentant les vicissitudes des nations, leur agrandissement, leur décadence et leurs catastrophes, depuis le temps où elles ont commencé à être connues jusqu'au moment actuel /

Includes index.

Nouveaux dialogues des morts entre les plus fameux personnages de la révolution française et plusieurs hommes célèbres, anciens et modernes, morts avant la révolution. Suivis de plusieurs autres dialogues entre des personnages vivants, restés en France ou emigrés, et d'autres interlocuteurs de différentes nations sur les divers évènements de notre révolution, jusq'au moment actuel ...

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Précis chronologique, généalogique et anecdotique de l'histoire de France : contenant la généalogie exacte et raisonnée des Souverains de France depuis l'origine de la monarchie et la chronologie de la révolution française jusqu'au moment actuel ... /

Includes index.

Just a minute! : moment readings on Scripture passages, and a few on the great war /

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Uber den Einfluss der Torsion auf das magnetische Moment zirkular magnetisierter Nickel- und Eisendrahte.

Thesis (doctoral)--Georg-Augusts-Universitat, Gottingen.

Untersuchungen uber den Stand des Kindskopfes bei Primi und Multigravidis und seine Eindruckbarkeit in den Beckenkanal als prognostisches Moment der Geburt.

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Faune entomologique française: Lépidoptères; descriptions de tous les papillons qui se trouvent en France, indiquant l'époque de l'éclosion de chaque espèce, les localités qu'elle fréquent, la plante qui nourrit la chenille, le moment ou il convient de la chasser précédées de renseignements sur la chasse, la préparation et la conservation, etc.

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Spatio-temporal scanning and statistical test of the accelerating moment release (AMR) model using Australian earthquake data

The Accelerating Moment Release (AMR) preceding earthquakes with magnitude above 5 in Australia that occurred during the last 20 years was analyzed to test the Critical Point Hypothesis. Twelve earthquakes in the catalog were chosen based on a criterion for the number of nearby events. Results show that seven sequences with numerous events recorded leading up to the main earthquake exhibited accelerating moment release. Two occurred near in time and space to other earthquakes preceded by AM R. The remaining three sequences had very few events in the catalog so the lack of AMR detected in the analysis may be related to catalog incompleteness. Spatio-temporal scanning of AMR parameters shows that 80% of the areas in which AMR occurred experienced large events. In areas of similar background seismicity with no large events, 10 out of 12 cases exhibit no AMR, and two others are false alarms where AMR was observed but no large event followed. The relationship between AMR and Load-Unload Response Ratio (LURR) was studied. Both methods predict similar critical region sizes, however, the critical point time using AMR is slightly earlier than the time of the critical point LURR anomaly.

Adsorption of benzene on graphitized thermal carbon black: Reduction of the quadrupole moment in the adsorbed phase

The performance of intermolecular potential models on the adsorption of benzene on graphitized thermal carbon black at various temperatures is investigated. Two models contain only dispersive sites, whereas the other two models account explicitly for the dispersive and electrostatic sites. Using numerous data in the literature on benzene adsorption on graphitized thermal carbon black at various temperatures, we have found that the effect of surface mediation on interaction between adsorbed benzene molecules must be accounted for to describe correctly the adsorption isotherm as well as the isosteric heat. Among the two models with partial charges tested, the WSKS model of Wick et at. I that has only six dispersive sites and three discrete partial charges is better than the very expensive all-atom model of Jorgensen and Severance.(2) Adsorbed benzene molecules on graphitized thermal carbon black have a complex orientation with respect to distance from the surface and also with respect to loading. At low loadings, they adopt the parallel configuration relative to the graphene surface, whereas at higher loadings (still less than monolayer coverage) some molecules adopt a slant orientation to maximize the fluid-fluid interaction. For loadings in the multilayer region, the orientation of molecules in the first layer is influenced by the presence of molecules in the second layer. The data that are used in this article come from the work of Isirikyan and Kiselev,(3) Pierotti and Smallwood,(4) Pierce and Ewing,(5) Belyakova, Kiselev, and Kovaleva,(6) and Carrott et al.(7)

CFD simulations of hydrocyclones with an air core - Comparison between large eddy simulations and a second moment closure

CFD simulations of the 75 mm, hydrocyclone of Hsieh (1988) have been conducted using Fluent TM. The simulations used 3-dimensional body fitted grids. The simulations were two phase simulations where the air core was resolved using the mixture (Manninen et al., 1996) and VOF (Hirt and Nichols, 1981) models. Velocity predictions from large eddy simulations (LES), using the Smagorinsky-Lilly sub grid scale model (Smagorinsky, 1963; Lilly, 1966) and RANS simulations using the differential Reynolds stress turbulence model (Launder et al., 1975) were compared with Hsieh's experimental velocity data. The LES simulations gave very good agreement with Hsieh's data but required very fine grids to predict the velocities correctly in the bottom of the apex. The DRSM/RANS simulations under predicted tangential velocities, and there was little difference between the velocity predictions using the linear (Launder, 1989) and quadratic (Speziale et al., 1991) pressure strain models. Velocity predictions using the DRSM turbulence model and the linear pressure strain model could be improved by adjusting the pressure strain model constants.