Abdul Kareem

Sincic and Bailey (1977) relaxed the assumption of only one stable attractor for a given set of operating conditions and showed examples of some possible exotic responses in a CSTR with periodically forced coolant temperature. They also probed the way in which multiple steady states or sustained oscillations in the dynamics of the unforced system affect its response to periodic forcing. Several theoretical and experimental papers have since extended these ideas (Hamer and Cormack, 1978 Cutlip, 1979 Stephanopoulos et al., 1979 Hegedus et al., 1980 Abdul-Kareem et al., 1980 Bennett, 1982 Goodman et al., 1981, 1982 Cutlip et al., 1983 Taylor and Geiseler, 1986 Mankin and Hudson, 1984 Kevrekidis et al., 1984). 

Abdul Kareem, H. K Silveston, P. L. and Hudgins, P. R., 1980, Forced cycling of the catalytic oxidation of CO over a V205 catalyst. I—Concentration cycling. Chem. Engng Sci. 35, 2077-2084 II—Temperature cycling. Chem. Engng Sci. 35, 2085-2088. 

A. J. Abdul-Ghani and S. Abdul-Kareem, J. Photochem. Photobiol.. 

Abdul Kareem, A. Proc. 1st Intern. Neem Conf. 1981, pp. 223-250. 

PEOPLE Edwin Pope, sportswriter Kareem-Abdul Jabbar, student Angelo Dundee, trainer Herbert Muhammad, son of Elijah Muhammad... 

Notice that people are identified by who they were at the time of the story this is an excerpt of a sequence from Eyes on the Prize, in which the storytellers were witnesses to and participants in the stories unfolding. In this sequence, basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is speaking from his perspective at the time, as a student. Angelo Dundee was Ali s trainer in this period. 

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