The French law relating to bills of exchange, promissory notes, and cheques,

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalogs of locomotive injectors, lubricators, oil cups, etc. manufactured by this company may be found on the shelves under the above call number.

Not separately listed.

Oil electric locomotives and rail cars.

Mode of access: Internet.

French furniture and decoration in the XVIIIth century,

Appendix: List of artists and workmen leaving Paris for St. Petersburg in 1716.--Spaendonck, G. van. Salons.--Oudry, J. B. Salons.--List of officials at the Gobelins.--Caffieri, J. Chronological list of his work for the crown.--Oeben and Reisener. Detailed agreement for the Bureau du roi.--Gouthière. Entries in the sale catalogue of the duke d'Aumont.--Duplessis. Entries in the livre-journal of Lazare Duvaux.--List of French cabinet-makers.

Parsons handbook of letter headings; an authoritative manual of text matter, principles of arrangement, and standards in styles,

Mounted samples of colored paper on leaf 46.

Hero tales of the American soldier and sailor as told by the heroes themselves and their comrades; the unwritten history of American chivalry.

Preface signed: J. W. Buel.

The Troy & Boston railroad company vs. the Boston, Hoosac tunnel & western railway co. Answer. Prout & Walker, defendant's solicitors and counsel.

At head of title: Circuit court of the United States, district of Vermont. In equity.

Acts of the legislatures of the states of Massachusetts & New Hampshire in relation to the Worcester & Nashua Railroad Company, the Nashua & Rochester Railroad, and other matters conserning said corporations.

Mode of access: Internet.

Physical and operational features of a pulsed continuous countercurrent liquid-solids contactor /

"National Reactor Testing Station"--Cover.

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad company. Report of committee of stockholders, appointed May 12th, 1874, to examine annual reports and management.

Mode of access: Internet.

Development of a motor vehicle materials historical high-volume industrial processing rates cost data bank (3500-4000 pound) full size car /

Mode of access: Internet.

The best books: a reader's guide and literary reference book, being a contribution towards systematic bibliography,

Parts 1, 2, 4 and 5 issued with cover-titles only. Title-pages, with original date, were issued for all volumes with part 6.

Supplement to former paper, entitled, Experimental inquiry into the composition of some of the animals fed and slaughtered as human food. Composition of the ash of the entire animals, and of certain separated parts,

From the Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society--Part III, 1883.

What do students remember? Episodic memory and the development of schematization

Research examining changes in memory and memory awareness during learning suggests that early in the process, students primarily have representations that are episodic in nature and experience, 'remember' awareness during recall. However, as learning continues and schematization occurs, students' knowledge is more likely to be dominated by semantic memory representations and 'just know' awareness is experienced during recall. The greater the amount of remembering experienced early in learning, the more likely it is that the shift to knowing will occur in students. In this study, university students studied either material rich in distinctive features that may serve as cues to episodic memory, or material lacking in these features. Students' knowledge was tested after a 2-day and a 5-wk interval. In contrast to students who studied the material lacking distinctive features, students who studied the distinctively rich material showed a predominance of remember awareness on the first test, and on the follow-up test showed a predominance of know awareness and were able to recall more details of the learning material. Copyright (C) 2004 John Wiley Sons, Ltd.

IS/IT outsourcing practices of small- and medium-sized manufacturers

Firms began outsourcing information system functions soon after the inception of electronic computing. Extant research has concentrated on large organizations and large-valued outsourcing contracts from a variety of different industries. Smaller-sized firms are inherently different from their large counterparts. These differences between small and large firms could lead to different information technology/information system (IT/IS) items being outsourced and different outsourcing agreements governing these arrangements. This research explores and examines the outsourcing practices of very small through to medium-sized manufacturing organizations. The in-depth case studies not only explored the extent to which different firms engaged in outsourcing but also the nuances of their outsourcing arrangements. The results reveal that all six firms tended to outsource the same sorts of functions. Some definite differences existed, however, in the strategies adopted in relation to the functions they outsourced. These differences arose for a variety of reasons, including size, locality, and holding company influences. The very small and small manufacturing firms tended to make outsourcing purchases on an ad hoc basis with little reliance on legal advice. In contrast, the medium-sized firms often used a more planned initiative and sought legal advice more often. Interestingly, not one of the six firms outsourced any of their transaction processing. These findings now give very small, small-, and medium-sized manufacturing firms the opportunity to compare their practices against other firms of similar size.