Gordon, Kenneth

The Structure and Bonding of 4/ and 5/ Series Organometallic Compounds Edgar C. Baker, Gordon W. Halstead and Kenneth N. Raymond 23... 

Kenneth A. Pickar, California Institute of Technology Let me just throw another stone on this one, too. Gordon Moore, who predicted that data density would double every 18 months, would be the first to tell you it was not a stroke of genius on his part. Things like the road map are a self-fulfilling prophecy. Creativity may have been stifled, but maybe if you look at how the business has expanded, it s hard to see how it could have been done any better. 

M. S. Gordon, A. Fratis, R. Goldblum, D. Jung, E. Kenneth, K. E. Schwartz, Z. T. Chowhan, In vivo and in vitro evaluation of four different aqueous polymeric dispersions for producing an enteric coated tablet, Int J Pharmaceut 775 29-34 (1995). 

Joe T. Adams Gordon A. Alles H. S Anker Richard Benson B. S. Biggs W. S. Bishop Saul R. Buc R E. Burks, Jr. Barbara K. Campbell Kenneth N. Campbell Henry Chanan E R. Coburn Donald J Cram Homer W. J. Cressman Norman H. Cromwell M. 0. Denekas Marion F. Fegley... 

Figure 1 Group photo taken at the Gordon Research Conference on Computational Chemistry, Donald B. Boyd (Lilly) and Kenneth B. Lipkowitz (lUPUI), Co-Chairmen, August 18-22, 1986, Colby-Sawyer College, New London, New Hampshire. 

Richard A. Christie was born in 1975 in Aberdeen, Scotland. He graduated with a hrst class B.Sc. (Honors) degree in chemistry in 1997 from the Robert Gordon University (Aberdeen, Scotland). In 2004 he earned his Ph.D. in chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh under the guidance of Kenneth D. Jordan. His research has focused on theoretical studies of hydrogen-bonded clusters. 

Percival, Gordon P., Josselyn, Dorothy, Beeson, Kenneth C., Tech. Bull. New Hampshire Agr. Expt. Sta. 93, 3 (1955). 

Drake Gordon W.F., 150 Dreizler Reiner H., 715 Drell Sidney D., 124 Drude Paul, 665 Dunning Thomas H., 914-920 DvofSk Jifi, 227 Dyall Kenneth G., 154... 

ICI had begun laboratory tests on the hydrogenation of bituminous coal early in 1927, under the direction of Kenneth Gordon (1897-1955), after it bought control in February 1927 of the British Bergius Syndicate, the company that Bergius had set up for the hydrogenation of British coal and tar. 

It seems that the e3q)lidtly correlated functions, in spite of serious problems at the integral level, can be generalized in future towards the collective motions of electrons, perhaps on the basis of the renormalization theory of Kenneth Wilson (introduced into chemistry for the first time by Martin Head-Gordon). ... 

Kenneth Geddes Wilson (born 1936), American theoretical physicist. The authorities of Cornell University worried by Wilson s low number of published papers. Pressed by his supervisors, he finally started to publish, and won in 1982 the Nobel prize for the renormalization theory. It is a theory of the mathematical transformations describing a system viewed at various scales (with variable resolution). The renormalization theory, as applied by Head-Gordon to the hydrocarbon molecule, first... 

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Norman P.A. Huner, Kenneth E. Wilson, Ewa Miskiewicz, Denis P. Maxwell, Gordon R. Gray, Marianna Krol, Alexander G. Ivanov... 

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