Europe in the fourth dimension,

Mode of access: Internet.

La Campana de Manfredonia : tratado mathematico, en que se resuelven las incognitas proposiciones de la dimension del Circulo en diferentes partes iguales, la triseccion del Angulo ... y otras ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Submanifolds of dimension n-1 in [epsilon]n̳ with normals satisfying a Lipschitz condition.

"Paper written under Contract Nonr. 58304."

Nachweis linearer Mannigfaltigkeiten beliebiger Dimension in unserem Raume; lineare Complexe und Strahlensysteme in denselben.

"Aus den Sitzungsberichten der Kaiserl. Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien. Mathem.-naturw. Classe. Bd. CI, Abt. 2 a. Feb. 1892."

Die fünfte Dimension : Humore der Zeit, des Lebens, der Kunst /

Mode of access: Internet.

Organizational, direct and general support, maintenance repair parts and special tools list : container, service, ward, rigid construction, approximate expanded dimension, 10 ft, 10 3/4 inches long, 12 ft wide, 7 ft, 3 inches high, FSN 5410-809-6634.

Includes index.

Summary of the United States and European Union Seminar on the Social Dimension of Economic Integration.

"April 2000."

The social dimension of economic integration : papers submitted for discussion at a United States and European Union Seminar /

"June 2000."

Representative expenditures : addressing the neglected dimension of fiscal capacity : an information report /

"December 1990."

Lawyers and the third dimension : A Solicitor v Council of the Law Society of New South Wales

Casenote and comment on the High Court case of A Solicitor v Council of the Law Society of New South Wales which dealt with the issue of whether a solicitor, convicted of aggravated indecent assault, should be allowed to continue practicing law.

Physical activity as a dimension of family life for lower primary school children

While questions of children's engagement in physical activity are being widely debated, little is known about how physical activity is valued and managed within families. This paper reports on qualitative data from a multi-method study on lower primary aged children. The focus of the broader study was to determine the relationships between young children's physical activity patterns, skills, and recreational interests, and their families' location, income, commitment to physical activity, and other responsibilities. Drawing on interviews with 12 purposively selected families, it was found that physical activity was highly valued across different family contexts, that children's engagement was shaped by their interests, friendships, and safety, and that issues such as income, family configuration, parental work commitments, and transport were potential barriers to further engagement.

Accelerating precursory activity within a class of earthquake analogue automata

A statistical fractal automaton model is described which displays two modes of dynamical behaviour. The first mode, termed recurrent criticality, is characterised by quasi-periodic, characteristic events that are preceded by accelerating precursory activity. The second mode is more reminiscent of SOC automata in which large events are not preceded by an acceleration in activity. Extending upon previous studies of statistical fractal automata, a redistribution law is introduced which incorporates two model parameters: a dissipation factor and a stress transfer ratio. Results from a parameter space investigation indicate that a straight line through parameter space marks a transition from recurrent criticality to unpredictable dynamics. Recurrent criticality only occurs for models within one corner of the parameter space. The location of the transition displays a simple dependence upon the fractal correlation dimension of the cell strength distribution. Analysis of stress field evolution indicates that recurrent criticality occurs in models with significant long-range stress correlations. A constant rate of activity is associated with a decorrelated stress field.

Fractal effects on the measurement of the specific surface areas of single-walled carbon nanotubes

The specific surface area (SSA) of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) has been measured by different groups. Fujiwara et al. measured the SSA of SWNT bundles by using nitrogen and oxygen as adsorbates, and found that the SSA from O2-adsorption was 6.6% larger than that from N2-adsorption for the same SWNT sample [1]. Also Wei et al. [2] measured the SSA of HiPco SWNTs by using O2, N2 and Ar, and found that, for the same samples, Vm(Ar) > Vm(O2) > Vm(N2), here Vm is the monolayer adsorption capacity at the standard conditions of temperature and pressure (STP). Those research results indicate that, for the same SWNT sample, its measured surface area depends on the employed adsorbate.