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Fullerton, H. B., Constant Energy Drilling System Well Programming Sii Smith Tool, p. 6, Irvine, (adapted from original work by Hal B. Fullerton, Jr., United Drilling Services). 

Moyes RB, Walker DW, Wells PB, Whan DA, Irvine EA (1992) Special Pub Royal Soc Chem 114 207... 

Irvine, Ian. Alchymist. Volume Three of Well of Echoes.. ... 

Chemical Information, Irvine CA Tripos, Inc. St. Louis MO), similarity searching can be carried out around a well-defined compound class using local descriptors such as atom pairs [46, 47] or topomeric shape [48, 49]. Also, ligand-based pharmacophore searches are able to identify follow-up compounds that are less obvious and more diverse than similarity searches [30, 50-54]. The problem with the latter methods is defining the molecular shape or pharmacophore specifically enough to be useful when there are few hits within a compound class and they cannot be reliably aligned (as is often the case for NMR hits in the absence of detailed structural information). 

Moyes RB, Walker DW, Wells PB, Whan DA, Irvine EA (1992) In Dines TJ, Rochester CH, Thomson J (eds) Catalysis and surface characterisation (special publication), vol 114. Royal Society of Chemistry, London, p 207... 

As with doped ceria, low electronic conductivity is an issue with perovskite anodes as well. Some perovskites show very high electronic conductivities under oxidizing environments, but most of these materials are much less conductive under the reducing environments to which they will be exposed at the anode. For example, the conductivity of Lao.75-Sro.25Cro.5Mno.5O3, a promising material developed by Tao and Irvine, decreases by almost 2 orders of... 

Barbara J. Finlayson-Pitts is Professor of Chemistry at the University of California, Irvine. Her research program focuses on laboratory studies of the kinetics and mechanisms of reactions in the atmosphere, especially those involving gases with liquids or solids of relevance in the troposphere. Reactions of sea salt particles to produce photochemically active halogen compounds and the subsequent fates of halogen atoms in the troposphere are particular areas of interest, as are reactions of oxides of nitrogen at aqueous and solid interfaces. Her research is currently supported by the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy, the California Air Resources Board, the Dreyfus Foundation, and NATO. She has authored or coauthored more than 80 publications in this area, as well as a previous book, Atmospheric Chemistry Fundamentals and Experimental Techniques. 

Increased GM3 content was also observed in another strain of HeLa exposed to butyrate but not in butyrate-treated normal human fibroblasts (experiments in collaboration with E. Stanbridge, University of California at Irvine and R. 0. Brady, NINCDS). Butyrate appeared to have similar effects on GM3 biosynthesis in KB cells, another human carcinoma-derived cell line (20). Butyrate-treated KB cells had 9-fold elevated levels of sialyl transferase activity. In contrast, butyrate as well as dibutyryl-... 

The authors wish to acknowledge with thanks the helpful interest shown in this project by Stephen J. Kennedy as well as the benefit derived from discussions of the theoretical considerations with Allan J. McQuade, Irvin M. Gottlieb, and Ramon Esteve. 

The photo-detector array module disclosed in US-A-4304624 (Irvine Sensors Corporation, USA, 08.12.81) comprises a focal plane array of detectors which is directly mounted, without a separate substrate, on an end of a module formed by a layered structure. Electronic components are mounted in "wells" in the layered structure. The method of fabricating the structure is claimed in the patent and the photo-detector mosaic array module is claimed in USA-4354107 (Irvine Sensors Corporation, USA, 12.10.82). 

Slave craton (Irvine et al, 1999,2003) which have all produced Archean Re-Os model ages. Some model ages range to in excess of 3.5 Ga but most are in the region between 2.7 Ga and 3.2 Ga (Figure 44). Archean ages are obtained from peridotites derived from well into the diamond stability field. 

In the horse, U2 agonists are associated with a decrease in levels of catecholamines (Raekallio et al 1991). This is attributed to decreased sympathetic outflow from the CNS as well as decreased stress response owing to the sedative effects of these drugs (Raekallio et al 1991, 1992). Cortisol levels do not decrease following the administration of U2 agonists even though the release of adrenocorticotropic hormone from the pituitary is depressed (Alexander Irvine 2000, Raekallio et al 1991). However, plasma total cortisol levels may not be an accurate indicator of stress levels in the horse (Alexander Irvine 1998). 

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