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Effects of chemical preconditioning on organic acid production from woody biomass. [PDF]

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Milling of agglomerates in an impact mill

International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 2004
Milling of agglomerates is one of the common unit operations during preparation of oral dosage forms like capsules and tablets. In literature the breakage of granules is mostly determined after single impact at an ideally formed granule or of single particles.
Joost J A M, Verheezen   +3 more
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Mills’ syndrome

Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 2022
Mills' syndrome is an idiopathic, slowly progressive ascending spastic hemiparesis. Some authors consider it as a unilateral variant of progressive lateral sclerosis. Due to the rarity of the disease and the slow clinical course, this article presents a clinical case and discusses the diagnostic criteria for the syndrome.
O.E. Turgunkhujaev   +3 more
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On Mill's Ratio

Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1970
AbstractThe inequalities related to Mill's Ratio were conjectured true by Birnbaum (2) and were proved by Murty (4) for sufficiently large x > 0. In the present paper, these are proved for all finite x and have been used to calculate an upper limit for Mill's Ratio over the range x > – 1.
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Mills, millers and mill engineers

Australian Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, 2005
AbstractThis paper covers the history of the Middleton fl our mill located on the Fleurieu Peninsula , which is related to the development of the railway including South Australia’s fi rst public railway between Goolwa and Pt Elliot and SA’s fl our milling growth. Messrs Tuxford of Adelaide supplied the beam engine and the relationship with Tuxford and
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