Boyce, James

The larger, the more capital-intensive, and the more centralized the schemes, the greater their appeal in terms of power and patronage. For a critique of flood-control projects and World Bank projects in this context, see James K. Boyce, Birth of a Megaproject Political Economy of Flood Control in Bangladesh, Environmental Management 14, no. 4 (1990) 419-28. 

The second approach, pioneered by Arruda and Boyce [12], involves the generalization of the non-Gaussian model of James and Guth [8], The James and Guth model was essentially one of three mutually perpendicular molecular chains,... 

James F. Boyce is credited with the hydrogenation of vegetable oils prior to Sabatier s seminal work. To our knowledge, the earliest written record of Boyce s work is a patent filed in 1911 Boyce, J Process of producing an edible compound. US1061254 A, May 6, 1913... 

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