Hunter, Richard

Hunter, Richard S. 2001. The Basics of Color Perception and Measurement. Hunter Associates Laboratory, Inc., Ed., January, 2006. http //www.hunterlab.com/pdf/ color.pdf. 

Hunter, Richard S. The Measurement of Appearance Wiley-Intersci-... 

Hunter ES III, Rogers EH, Schmid JE, Richard A (1996) Comparative effects of haloacetic acids in whole embryo culture. Teratology 54 57-64... 

ELUmo is a measure of the ability of a compound to accept electrons (i.e., to act as an electrophile or undergo reduction). The above correlations show a decrease in ELUMO as the number of chlorines increases. As ELUM0 decreases, the ability of a compound to behave as an electrophile increases however, properties that increase stability increase LUMO energy and decrease reactivity. For example, between two-carbon alkanes and alkenes, r = -0.5104 and r = -0.9948, respectively. These data agree with Richard and Hunter (1996) in regard to the stability of alkanes over alkenes. 

Richard, A.M. and Hunter, E.S. Quantitative structure-activity relationships for the developmental toxicity of haloacetic acids in mammalian whole embryo culture. Teratology, 53, 352-360, 1996. 

Electromagnetic Fields and Waves, Vladimir Rojansky. (63834-0) 8.95 Elementary Mechanics of Fluids, Hunter Rouse. (63699-2) 7.00 The Principles of Statistical Mechanics, Richard C. Tolman. 

The simulated multiplets on p. 9 were produced for us by Jeremy Titman. All the other multiplets and spectra (even the traces in problem 3.9) are authentic. Samples or spectra were donated by Stuart Amor, John Anderson, Mary Baum, Beat Ernst, Richard Ernst, Malcolm Green, Richard Hibbert, Chris Hunter, John Kennedy, Tony Kirby, Antonin Lycka, Gavin Mclnnes, Stephen Matlin, R. Mynott, Clive Pearce, Bill Smith, Tammo Winkler, Victor Wray and tierman Ziffer. 

Although the density of the supercritical extractant is typically lower than that of the polymer, the column could as easily operate upside down, that is, if the density of the supercritical extractant was higher than that of the feed oil, the inlet positions of the respective streams shown in figure 9.2 would be reversed. Later in this chapter some phase and fractionation studies on an acrylate-ethylene copolymer with supercritical chlorodifluoromethane are presented. Over much of its active P-T range, supercritical chlorodifluoromethane is more dense than some of the polymers. Therefore, if that system were to be scaled to continuous operation at the commercial level, the liquid or melted polymer would be fed to the bottom of the extractor and chlorodifluoromethane to the top the subsequent fractions would be removed from the top of each separation vessel instead of from the bottom, as shown in the figure. In the polymers patent section of this book, we describe a process for polymer fractionation via stepwise pressure reduction exactly analogous to the process shown schematically in figure 9.2—the Hunter and Richards 1945 patent. 

L. Hartwell, who was preparing the listings for his book (1982b). She was also able to interview Harvard ethnobotanist Richard E. Schultes, called the Dean of the Plant Hunters, who had spent many years in Amazonia. (Schultes is prominently profiled in Wade Davis book One River, cited elsewhere.)... 

The view that mental symptoms are the manifestations of bodily diseases—in short, that the terms mental illness and bodily illness are synonyms, because all illnesses are physical diseases— was articulated forthrightly by the British psychiatrists Richard Fdunter and Ida Macalpine. When mental patients are investigated by modern methods, wrote Hunter in 1971, mental symptoms are found to be epiphenomena which depend on type, rate of onset, localization and severity on the underlying disease process... the onus of being ill is [thus] entirely lifted off the patient who is the victim not of his mind but of his brain. i7 This is simplistic. We have a measure of responsibility for acquiring certain bodily illnesses, for example venereal diseases and, as a rule, we have a measure of responsibility for recovering from treatable diseases. 

Schreber, D. Memoirs of My Nervous Illness [ 1903]. Translated by Ida Macalpine and Richard Hunter. London William Dawson Sons, 1955. 

Andrew Harper, A Treatise on the Real Cause and Cure of Insanity, in Richard Hunter and Ida Macalpine (Eds.). Three Hundred Years of Psychiatry, iyjy-iS6o, pp. 522-524 p. 524. 

BoUes, Richard Nelson. What Color is your Parachute A Practical Manual for Job Hunters and Career Changers. Berkeley Ten Speed Press, 2001. 

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