The history of Java.

Gives an account of the Dutch East India Company.

Human genome report card.

Description based on: March 1993; title from cover.

Handboek ten dienste van de suikerriet-cultuur en de rietsuikerfabricage op Java. Uitgegeven door de vereenigde Proefstations voor Suikerriet in West- en Oost- Java.

Mode of access: Internet.

The card catalogs of the Library of Congress : a brief description /

Includes index.

Punched card methods in scientific computation,

Mode of access: Internet.

Mededeelingen van het Proefstation voor de Java-Suikerindustrie.

1907-1909, "Overdrukt uit het Archief voor de Java-suikerindustrie"; 1909-1921, "Overdrukt uit het Archief voor de suikerindustrie in Nederlandsch-Indië"; 1922-1934, issued jointly with Archief voor de suikerindustrie in Nederlandsch-Indië.

Comments on S. 214--a bill to enhance the integrity of the Social Security card /

"April 18,1990."

Verslag der Vereeniging; het Proefstation voor de Java-Suikerindustrie over het Jaar

Mode of access: Internet.

Ueber exotische Hepaticae, hauptsächlich aus Java, Amboina und Brasilien, nebst einigen morphologischen und kritischen Bemerkungen über Marchantia,

Extracted from "Nova acta der Kal. Leop.-Carol, Deutschen Akademie der Naturforscher, Bd. LX, Nr. 2."

Stable oxygen isotope record of foraminifera from the Ontong Java Plateau

We provide a reconstruction of atmospheric CO2 from deep-sea sediments, for the past 625000 years (Milankovitch chron). Our database consists of a Milankovitch template of sea-level variation in combination with a unique data set for the deep-sea record for Ontong Java plateau in the western equatorial Pacific. We redate the Vostok ice-core data of Barnola et al. (1987, doi:10.1038/329408a0). To make the reconstructions we employ multiple regression between deep-sea data, on one hand, and ice-core CO2 data in Antarctica, on the other. The patterns of correlation suggest that the main factors controlling atmospheric CO2 can be described as a combination of sea-level state and sea-level change. For best results squared values of state and change are used. The square-of-sea-level rule agrees with the concept that shelf processes are important modulators of atmospheric CO2 (e.g., budgets of shelf organic carbon and shelf carbonate, nitrate reduction). The square-of-change rule implies that, on short timescales, any major disturbance of the system results in a temporary rise in atmospheric CO2.