Fisher, Lord

Fisher, John, Pear God and Dread Nought The Correspondence of Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher of Kilverstone, 3 vols., ed. Arthur J. Marder, London Jonathan Cape, 1952-9. 

Willis RA, Bowers WJ, Turner MJ, Fisher TL, Abdul-Alim CS, Howar-d DF, Federoff HJ, Lord EM, Frelinger JG (2001) Deridridc cells d-ansduced widi HSV-1 ampHcons expressing prostate- specific aridgeri generate andtumor immunity in mice. Hum Gene Tlier 12 1867-1879. 

Although Lord Kelvin developed the nation describing the relationship between the vapor pressure of liquids immobilized in pores and pore diameter in the late nineteen hundr, it was not verified until 1979 (2). Fisher verified the Kelvin equation only for pure liquids. It is not clear what effect small capillaries would have on the vapor pressure or solutions, although, some litoature CD suggests that the vapor pressure suppression effect should be synergistically oihanced with the presence of solutes. 

In 1917 there had been rumours that the Germans intended to use gas against the British civilian population, and in the spring of 1918 the War Cabinet had considered the advisability of taking anti-gas precautions on a wide scale.For the next 25 years the threat of aerial gas bombardment was to be a constant preoccupation. In the Cabinet Lord Fisher had voiced fears about the effects of gas attacks on cities. In February 1927 Professor Noel Baker broadcast on the radio a description of a gas attack from the air and asserted that all the experts are agreed that it would be impossible to devise means to protect the civilian population from this form of attack . ... 

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