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Properties of foamed concrete utilizing Fe(II) as foam stabilizer for hydrolyzed pumpkin seed protein. [PDF]
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ACM SIGMICRO Newsletter, 1974
This paper provides a source level description of a compiled microprogramming language for the Microprogrammed Control Unit (MCU) of the Signal Processing Element (AN/UYK-17), currently under development at the Naval Research Laboratory. Its present form is strictly that of a "paper" language; current research at Brown is directed toward the problems ...
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This paper provides a source level description of a compiled microprogramming language for the Microprogrammed Control Unit (MCU) of the Signal Processing Element (AN/UYK-17), currently under development at the Naval Research Laboratory. Its present form is strictly that of a "paper" language; current research at Brown is directed toward the problems ...
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Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2022
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Nursing History Review, 2009
Fat pigs. Speedy horses. Large pumpkins. If plants and animals could be improved by proper breeding techniques, then why wouldn't the same hold true for humans? In 1927, governor of Kansas Arthur Capper explained to the press, "it is as important for Kansas to grow fine men and women as it is to grow fine cattle and hogs." 1 "Better Baby" and "Fitter ...
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Fat pigs. Speedy horses. Large pumpkins. If plants and animals could be improved by proper breeding techniques, then why wouldn't the same hold true for humans? In 1927, governor of Kansas Arthur Capper explained to the press, "it is as important for Kansas to grow fine men and women as it is to grow fine cattle and hogs." 1 "Better Baby" and "Fitter ...
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Phi Delta Kappan, 2005
Ms. Hardman's group of special education students were supposed to be "difficult." But their engagement in a novel interdisciplinary project had a transformative effect -- on them, on their teachers, and even on individuals far beyond their school. OVER AND over again I heard the refrain: "It just ain't fair, Ms.
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Ms. Hardman's group of special education students were supposed to be "difficult." But their engagement in a novel interdisciplinary project had a transformative effect -- on them, on their teachers, and even on individuals far beyond their school. OVER AND over again I heard the refrain: "It just ain't fair, Ms.
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