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The author gratefully acknowledges the co-operation and help he has received from the Australian Coal Industry Laboratories (ACIRL), the Melbourne Research Laboratories of the Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. (MRL/BHP), the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), in providing information and data, often unpublished, to assist in the preparation of this paper. In particular, he wishes to thank Dr. N. White (MRL/BHP), Mr. J. Cudmore (ACIRL), and the following former colleagues in CSIRO - Prof. A.V Bradshaw, Dr. D. Jones, Mr. H. Rottendorf,... 

Musro [Murphy ores, CSIRO] Also written Murso. A process for beneficiating ilmenite by a combination of oxidation, reduction, and pressure leaching with hydrochloric acid. Invented in Australia in 1967 and developed jointly by Murphyores Pty and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, but not commercialized then. Further developed in 1992 by Pivot Mining NL, Queensland. 

Sirosmelt [CSIRO smelting] A copper smelting process developed by the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia. Used in Miami, AZ. See Isasmelt. 

Beer T, Morgan G, Lepszewicz 1, Anyon P, Edwards 1, Nelson P, Watson H, Williams D (2001) Comparison of transport fuels life-cycle emission analysis of alternative fuels for heavy vehicles. CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization), Australia... 

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The operating principle of the CSIRO (Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization) King probe (Particle Measuring Systems Inc., Boulder, Colorado) is similar in concept to that of the Johnson-Williams probe. The King probe measures the amount of power necessary to maintain a heated wire at a constant temperature, whereas the Johnson-Williams probe measures the change in resistance due to cooling of the wire by water evaporation. The probe consists of a heated coil of wire that is maintained at a constant temperature. The amount of excess power required to maintain the wire at this temperature when it is impacted by water droplets is measured and is proportional to the cloud liquid water content. The nominal response time of the instrument is 0.05 s, and it has an accuracy of 20%. This instrument uses less power than a Johnson-Williams probe, an important consideration in aircraft applications. 

Multi-divisional program in biosensors at the Food Research Laboratory of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) in Australia, Food Hygiene Department of the Campden Food and Drink Research Association (CFDRA) in the United Kingdom, and the Center of Chemical Sensors/Biosensors at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Switzerland. 

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Fig. 5. (A) Experimental and (B) calculated spectrum of indole (0.051 gm/ml in acetone) at 100 MHz. (From Black and Heffornan,43 by permission of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO).)...

Dr. John Finnigan from Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia in his chapter extends his analysis of the eddy structure of canopy winds to include the effects of complex topography. He shows that there are special features of airflow through forests and over hills that significantly affect the weather and the ecology in these very common situations. 

Colin J. Jackson was born in Hamilton (New Zealand) and received his B.Sc. (Hons) in 2002 from the University of Otago. In 2006 he completed his Ph.D. under the supervision of Professor David Ollis at the Australian National University. He subsequently completed a short postdoctoral fellowship under Dr. John Oakeshott at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO, Australia) before being appointed as a research scientist. He is currently on leave to take up a Marie Curie Research Fellowship at the Institut de Biologie Structurale in Grenoble, France. He is broadly interested in the structural and chemical determinants of enzymatic catalysis and enzyme engineering. 

Carolina, 150 m ), TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority, 28 m ), CSIRO (Commonwealth Seientifie and Industrial Research Organization in Australia, 20 m ), EPA (US Environment Protection Agency, 9 m ), UCR (University of Carolina at Riverside, 3.5-5.S m ), General Motors (0.7 m ) and Wuppertal reactors (0.45 - 0.6 m ). Further research on isoprene was done by Geiger et al. (2002) in EUPHORE and Karl et al. (2004) in SAPHIR. All these studies made contributions to our understanding of the gas-phase chemistry of isoprene. 

Gordon s status as a leading wood chemist was recognized by various administrative appointments, the first as director of the Chemistry Division of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), the equivalent of Canada s National Research Council or Australia s Commonwealth Scientihc and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO). He held this position from 1981 until the dismantling of DSIR in 1992. The Chemistry Division was the largest division in DSIR, with a very diverse range of activities. 

Tropospheric S - C ratios were obtained from international networks such as the NOAA/CMDL Cooperative Flask Sampling Network (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Cli-mate Monitoring and Diagnostics Laboratory) in cooperation with INSTAAR (Stable Isotope Laboratory at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research), the CSIRO network (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization) or the SIO network (Scripps Institution of Oceanography). Within these networks, tropospheric air samples, collected generally in remote areas, are analyzed for [COy] (all sites) and d C ratios (at selected sites Trolier et fl/., 1996). 

NMRP (also called NMP, nitroxide-mediated polymerization) or SFRP (stable free radical polymerization) was first disclosed by Solomon et al. from CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organization) in 1984. Their patent [49] describing a unimolecular process in which an... 

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