Barry Commoner

Commoner, Barry, 10, 42, 82, 165 Conant, James Bryant, 164 Cooke, Morris Llewellyn, 70 Cooper, Daniel I., 154 Cox, Harvey, 60 Crockeg John, Jr., 181... 

Figure 8.8. Mouldability index of some common moulding materials (after Barrie)...

Barry Commoner. Science and Survival. New York Ballantine, 1963. Source for fallout history and power breakdown. 

Flaherty 1H (1998) Psychotherapeutic agents in older adults. Commonly prescribed and over- the-counter remedies causes of confusion. Clin Geriatr Med 14(1) 101-127 Gallagher P, Barry P, O Mahony D (2007) Inappropriate prescribing in the elderly. 1 Clin Pharm Ther32(2) 113-121... 

But if we have yet to discover what a coalition politics on the McWilliams model might look like, still less do we know about the possibilities of another of the common intellectual threads of the era—what today is called the deconstruction of race itself. It is a somewhat perplexing fact of American intellectual history that notions of the cultural construction of race that have begun to receive a hearing in recent years were in fact quite commonplace five decades ago. Writers like Ashley Montagu, Brewton Barry, and George Schuyler, as we have seen, argued that race was but a modern superstition. One routinely encounters the... 

Adamic, Nation of Nations, p. 197 Brewton Barry, A Southerner Learns about Race, Common Ground, Spring 1942, p. 89 George Schuyler, Who Is Negro Who Is White , Common Ground, Autumn 1940, p. 53. 

Branches of the aortic arch. Variation in the pattern of origin, a and b, Common pattern c and d, left common carotid artery from the innominate (long and short stem) e, separate origin of a thyreoidea ima artery / independent origin of a left vertebral. From Barry J. Anson, Atlas of Human Anatomy, p. 197. 

Bram Loupy Majdoub Gutierrez Ruiz-Hitzky Tetrahedron 1990, 46, 5167. See also Barry Bram Decodls Loupy Orange Petit Sansoulet Synthesis 1985, 40 Arrad Sasson J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1988,110, 185 Dakka Sasson Khawaied Bram Loupy J. Chem. Soc., Chem. Common. 1991, 853. 

For the formation of encaustic tiles of a more elaborate pattern, the process is voided from that described, the tile being moulded by band, instoad of receiving pressure under a machine, and it is by this manipulation that all the rich and expensive pavements have been produced. These pavements have baen introduced in Osborne House, the residence of her Majesty and under Sir Charles Barry s direction in the House of Lorde and the House of Commons Cleveland, near Maidenhead, the residence of the Duke of Sutherland and the mansions of most of the nobility, as well as the Senate House, Washington, and St. George s Hall, Liverpool. 

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2001 was awarded to three researchers for their pioneering work in the field of asymmetric catalysis. One of them, K. Barry Sharpless, was honored for the epoxidations named after him (Section 3.4.6). The second reason for the award was his development of the asymmetric dihydroxylation (AD Figure 17.21). The Sharpless reactions that were honored with the Nobel Prize have three things in common first, they are oxidations, second, they are catalytic asymmetric syntheses, and third, they owe their high enan-tiocontrol to the additive control of stereoselectivity. In the introductory passages to... 

The selection of the carrier gas is another important aspect in GC analysis. Helium and hydrogen are the most common choices. Hydrogen necessitates extra caution due to its high flammability, though it has less variability in plate number as linear velocity raises (Barry, 2004). Helium is nonflammable and is commonly used for analysis of phytochemicals (Maatta et ah, 1999 Phillips et ah, 1999 Chu et ah, 2001 Chiou et ah, 2007). 

For a number of years the existence of a porous or polar pathway through the stratum comeum, in parallel with the lipoidal pathway, has been hypothesized. Although there has been some criticism of this concept, it is our belief that the root of the lack of a common consensus among scientists in the field can be attributed largely to the limited number of systematic studies in the literature that directly address the issue of the diffusion of polar and ionic permeants across skin. Based upon recent studies that have focused upon this aspect of transdermal diffusion, the existence of a porous permeation pathway through HEM is clear (Hatanaka et al., 1993, 1994 Peck et al., 1993, 1994, 1995). At this point, we have made no attempt to correlate the findings from our studies with specific structural properties of the HEM. In some cases, authors have implicated shunt routes such as hair follicles and sweat ducts to account for permeation data not consistent with the concept of lipoidal membrane permeation (Cornwell and Barry, 1993 Scheuplein and Blank, 1971). Under ionto-phoretic conditions, such shunt routes have been shown to contribute to current conduction (Cullander and Guy, 1991 Scott et al., 1993). When efforts have been made to estimate the effective Rp of skin samples under iontophoretic conditions (Ruddy and Hadzija, 1992), osmotic conditions (Hatanaka et al.,... 

Barry RE, Ford J. Sodium content and neutrahsing capacity of some commonly used antacids. BMJ 1978 1(6110) 413. 

The following year Barry Commoner s best-selling book. The Closing Circle, helped millions of newly awakened readers understand something about how ecosystems work, and how certain modern technologies are disrupting them with far-reaching consequences for the future of humankind. 

Formulations containing an absorption promoting substance, such as propylene glycol or sodium lauryl sulphate, may increase the permeability of the stratum comeum to water-soluble drugs. Propylene glycol is a commonly used vehicle in topical corticosteroid preparations for veterinary use. Various aprotic solvents, which include dimethylacetamide, dimethylformamide, dimethylsulphoxide, tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol, and 2-pyrrolidone, serve as penetration enhancers of polar drugs (Barry, 1983). Dimethylsulphoxide... 

Jenkins, David J. Marwood, Rachel D. Potter, Barry V. L., Chem. Common. (Cambridge), (5), 449-450 (1997). 

We are indebted to Professor Barry Commoner for making available the testing facilities of the Center for the Study of Biological Systems, Washington University, St Louis, Mo. 

Gas chromatography is often divided into categories based on the type of stationary phase used. Gas-liquid chromatography (GLC) implements a porous, inert solid support that is coated with a viscous, nonvolatile liquid phase. On the other hand, gas-solid chromatography (GSC) uses a solid adsorbent as the stationary phase. Klee offers these general rules-of-thumb for selection of stationary phase materials use solid adsorbents to separate room-temperature gases, liquid stationary phases to separate room-temperature liquid and solid mixtures, polar phases for polar solutes, and nonpolar phases for nonpolar solutes. Table 1 lists common liquid- and solid-stationary phase materials available for use in capillary columns. Barry cross-refers numerous column materials from nine different manufacturers. ... 

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