Organizational maintenance repair parts and special tools lists : mixer, rotary tiller, diesel engine driven, 4 wheel, pneumatic tires, self-propelled, with flat hook tines (Rex Chainbelt, Inc. model HDTM), FSN 3895-987-5536).

"10 February 1970"--Change no. 1.

Operator, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual including repair parts and special tool lists : pump, reciprocating, diaphragm, 100 gpm, less mil std engine (Rex Chainbelt model 4DG), FSN 4320-063-7363.

"December 1968."

Rex Wells, UM Football, 1943

[cropped from team photo]

Speculum boni principis Alphonsus rex Aragoniae : hoc est dicta et facta Alphonsi regis Aragoni, primum IV libris /

Includes Chronologia vitae Alphonsi by David Chytraeus.

De ultimis annis muneris Apostolici a Paulo gesti disquisitio : quam pro summis in theologia honoribus inter solennia publica, quum sacro ritu inaugurarentur rex augustissimus Fredericus Sextus et regina augustissima Maria Sophia Frederica, rite obtinendis /

Includes bibliographical references.

An expert flow system involving in-line prior assay for turbidimetric determination of chloride and sulphate in natural waters

A multi-pumping flow system exploiting prior assay is proposed for sequential turbidimetric determination of sulphate and chloride in natural waters. Both methods are implemented in the same manifold that provides facilities for: in-line sample clean-up with a Bio-Rex 70 mini-column with fluidized beads: addition of low amounts of sulphate or chloride ions to the reaction medium for improving supersaturation; analyte precipitation with Ba(2+) or Ag(+); real-time decision on the need for next assay. The sample is initially run for chloride determination, and the analytical signal is compared with a preset value. If higher, the sample is run again, now for sulphate determination. The strategy may lead to all increased sample throughput. The proposed system is computer-controlled and presents enhanced figures of merit. About 10 samples are run per hour (about 60 measurements) and results are reproducible and Unaffected by the presence of potential interfering ions at concentration levels usually found in natural waters. Accuracy was assessed against ion chromatography. (C) 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Thermal properties and release of Lippia sidoides essential oil from gum arabic/maltodextrin microparticles

Microencapsulation of Lippia sidoides essential oil was carried out by spray drying. Blends of maltodextrin and gum arabic were used as carrier. Spray dried microparticles were characterized using conventional (thermogravimetry, evolved gas analysis) and combined (thermogravimetry-mass spectrometry analysis) thermal analysis techniques in order to evaluate the abilities of carriers with different compositions in retaining and in releasing the core vs. dynamic heating. Thermal analysis was useful to evaluate the physico-chemical interactions between the core and carriers and to determine the protective effect of the carriers on the evaporation of essential oil.

Corryton Gardens, Lyneham North, Canberra

View to flats from exterior.

Corryton Gardens, Lyneham North, Canberra

View along access balcony.

Corryton Gardens, Lyneham North, Canberra

View to flats from exterior.

Corryton Gardens, Lyneham North, Canberra

View of shared carport facility.

Corryton Gardens, Lyneham North, Canberra

View to flats from exterior.

Corryton Gardens, Lyneham North, Canberra

View to flats from exterior.