… mean annual temperature at some other region, ar, is decreased by T" C, we can estimate
the changes (AO) in the **O/*O composition of calcite deposited on a speleothem at region ar. …

THE fragmentation of rocks by the crystallization of salts, for convenience termed ‘salt
weathering’, is important in a restricted range of environments and produces distinctive …

… We wish to thank our students and colleagues at Gallaudet and around the world who
have allowed us to partner with them in the pursuit of better ways to conduct evaluations and …

… at 20 mutarotation had ceased and the mixture was poured on 300 g. of ice. When the ice had
melted and the resulting solution had stood at … rates of flow at the center and at the edge of …

SEVERAL workers 1–3 have attempted to retrieve palaeoclimatic information from the 12 C/
13 C ratios in tree rings. Their use of whole wood, however, has been unsatisfactory, in that …

… at least 1 of the 4 reexperiencing symptoms (criterion B), at least 3 of the 7 avoidance/numbing
symptoms (criterion C), and at … of the population was forced at gunpoint to leave Kosovo. …

… white crystals melting at 160. Themelting point of the product was … at 12.3and 13.3 µ,
characteristic of 1,2,4and 1,2-substitution. … The percentage of the total activity in the PGA at zero …

… A container of capillary pipettes and a tube with a few drops of extract at its lip are
conveniently mounted horizontally in plasticine. A capillary pipette is dipped first into the serum …

… The decision to eliminatespecific tasks at various levelsofacuity should be the product ofa
processmutually agreed upon by nurse managers and their staff. The implementation of such …

… Wilson using a photoelectric scanner at the 100 inch (2.5 m) … activity cycle (Wilson 1978).
In 1977, a new photoelectric spectrometer was introduced at the 60 inch ( 1.5 m) telescope by …