Registrum epistolarum fratris Johannis Peckham, archiepiscopi cantuariensis.

Mode of access: Internet.

Registra quorundam abbatum monasterii S. Albani, qui sæculo XVmo. floruere ...

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Dramatists of the Restoration

v. 1. Sir Aston Cokayne.--v. 2-5. John Crowne.--v. 6-10. Sir William D'Avenant.--v. 11. John Lacy.--v. 12 Shackerley Marmion.--v. 13. John Tatham.--v. 14. John Wilson.

Report of the proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Missouri bar association

List of members in each volume

Nuclear magnetic resonance: applications to organic chemistry

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Defences to crime. The adjudged cases in the American and English reports wherein the different defenses to crimes are contained. With notes ...

Have also special title pages.

Anatomical investigations : comprising descriptions of various fasciae of the human body : the discoveries of the manner in which the pericardium is formed from the superficial fascia : the capsular ligament of the shoulder joint from the brachial fascia : and the capsular ligament of the hip joint from the fascia lata : to which is added an account of some irregularities of structure and morbid anatomy : with a description of a new anatomical table /

Includes A treatise on the minute anatomy of the bones, by Antonio Scarpa; transl. by J.D. Godman.

Rapid deployment forces : policy and budgetary implications.

Item 1005-C

Green fields and golden apples,

Mode of access: Internet.

Wildlife and America : contributions to an understanding of American wildlife and its conservation /

Cosponsored by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Forest Service, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Agricultural reform in the United States,

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Muskellunge management in Michigan [electronic resource] /

Bibliography: p. 21.

Improving individual productivity

Bibliography: p. 199-204.

Mixing Regimes in the Amundsen Basin of the Arctic Ocean

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Method for determining reaction rate of mild steel containers during melting of magnesium-aluminium alloys and effect of aluminium content on directionally solidified microstructures

A magnesium alloy of eutectic composition (33 wt-'%Al) was directionally solidified in mild steel tubes at two growth rates, 32 and 580 mum s(-1,) in a temperature gradient between 10 and 20 K mm(-1). After directional solidification, the composition of each specimen varied dramatically, from 32'%Al in the region that had remained solid to 18%Al (32 mum s(-1) specimen) and 13%Al (580 mum s(-1) specimen) at the plane that had been quenched from the eutectic temperature. As the aluminium content decreased, the microstructure contained an increasing volume fraction of primary magnesium dendrites and the eutectic morphology gradually changed from lamellar to partially divorced. The reduction in aluminium content was caused by the growth of an Al-Fe phase ahead of the Mg-Al growth front. Most of the growth of the Al-Fe phase occurred during the remelting period before directional solidification. The thickness of the Al-Fe phase increased with increased temperature and time of contact with the molten Mg-Al alloy. (C) 2003 Maney Publishing.