956 resultados para PEN
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Pen & Ink; Dr. Norman Thompson, University of Michigan Department of Surgery
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one of the UN Photos? Center front of photo began to be inscribed with a pen - scratched emulsion of print - reads "Steve"
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"Bears internal evidence of being from the pen of ... Taylor the "Water poet".--Pref.
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Original blue gilt cloth.
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Section VI has t.-p.: Ontario as a home for the British tenant farmer ... Issued by authority of the government of Ontario. Hon. Charles Drury, M.P.P., Commissioner of Immigration. David Spence, Secretary Immigration Department. Toronto, Printed by Warwick & Sons, 1888. This section includes Education system for the province of Ontario ... Toronto, 1886.
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Title from colophon
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The fourth part has separate t.-p.: Locomotive sketches, with pen and pencil. From Philadelphia to Pittsburg. (13-192 p.)
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Library copy includes pen notations of prices realized.
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In 3 sections; the first, originally "to a great extent, from the pen of Matthew Paris"; the second, "a compilation by an anonymous hand"; the third, beginning with 1308, "undoubtedly the compilation of Thomas Walsingham". cf. v. 1, p. x.
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Some numbers also published in later editions, with later imprint dates.
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Photocopy.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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marginal notes/ examined by M. Zacharia 8/24/89."
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First edition, Philadelphia, 1852, published under title: Life and times of Daniel Webster.
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The Southern Ocean (SO) plays a key role in modulating atmospheric CO2 via physical and biological processes. However, over much of the SO, biological activity is iron-limited. New in situ data from the Antarctic zone south of Africa in a region centered at -20°E - 25°E reveal a previously overlooked region of high primary production, comparable in size to the northwest African upwelling region. Here, sea ice together with enclosed icebergs is channeled by prevailing winds to the eastern boundary of the Weddell Gyre, where a sharp transition to warmer waters causes melting. This cumulative melting provides a steady source of iron, fuelling an intense phytoplankton bloom that is not fully captured by monthly satellite production estimates. These findings imply that future changes in sea-ice cover and dynamics could have a significant effect on carbon sequestration in the SO.