A catalogue of 1625 stars between 39o and 41o South declination for the equinox 1900-0 selected as reference points for the Astrographic catalogue,

T.p. missing.

Astrographic catalogue 1900-0 Oxford section dec. +24⁰ to +32⁰: from photographs taken and measured at the University observatory, Oxford, under the direction of Herbert Hall Turner.

No more published?

Bulletin.

At head of title: Institut de France. Académie des sciences.

Catalogue photographique du ciel. Zone de Helsingfors entre +39⁰ et +47⁰.

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalogue photographique du ciel.

For information about catalogues of other declination degrees of the epoch 1900.0 see entry: Astrographic catalogue 1900.0.

Photographische Himmelskarte. Zone + 31⁰ bis + 40⁰ Declination ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Les etoiles : essai d'astronomie siderale /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Harvard collection of Ismaili literature in Indic languages: a descriptive catalog and finding aid

Ali S. Asani.

Potential of spark ignition and diesel engines, engine catalog and performance analysis. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Office of Research and Development, Washington, D.C.

Catalog and price list of bees, queens, beekeepers' supplies... also embracing lessons in profitable bee-keeping,

Mode of access: Internet.

Training aids catalog and utilization guide.

Cover title: Film catalog ... utilization guide. Motion pictures and film strips for professional and sub-professional groups.

Official catalog and program.

Some issues have State Fairground maps inserted.

The catalog [and] announcement.

Issues for <1936/1937>-1966/1967 include catalog for <53rd annual session (1935/1936)>-82nd annual session (1965/1966) and announcement for <54th annual session (1936/1937)>-83rd annual session (1966/1967); issues for <1968/1969-> include catalog for <85th session (1968/1969)-> and announcement for <86th annual session (1969/1970)->; issues for <1974/1976-> no longer include announcements.

Water, water everywhere: Dehydration in the midst of plenty: An observational study of barriers and enablers to adequate hydration in older hospitalized patients

While dehydration is common in older patients and is associated with poor outcomes, it has been infrequently studied in the hospital setting. Thus, the aim of this study was to identify potential barriers and enablers to the maintenance of adequate hydration in older patients in an acute hospital environment. An observational study, involving patients aged 60 years and older admitted to an acute care hospital in Queensland, Australia, was undertaken. Forty-four patients were observed during mealtimes, and chart and room audits were performed to identify hydration management strategies, weight records and the presence or absence of fluid balance charts. Results revealed a number of system and practice-related barriers including patient difficulties with opening fluid containers and low levels of documentation of hydration management strategies. Addressing these issues is an important first step towards improving the management of hydration in medically ill older hospital patients.

Establishing National Ocean Service Priorities for Estuarine, Coastal, and Ocean Modeling: Capabilities, Gaps, and Preliminary Prioritization Factors

This report was developed to help establish National Ocean Service priorities and chart new directions for research and development of models for estuarine, coastal and ocean ecosystems based on user-driven requirements and supportive of sound coastal management, stewardship, and an ecosystem approach to management. (PDF contains 63 pages)