Knox, William

Williams EG, Knox RB. Quantitative analysis of pollen tube growth in Lycopersicon peruvianum. JPalynol 1982 18 65-74. 

Middleton B, Rodgers HC, Camara M, Knox AJ, Williams P, Hardman A (2002) FEMS Microbiol Letts 207 1... 

Following the end of the French and Indian War, disputes over the taxation and treatment of the colonists as well as their political rights eventually boiled over into revolution. In 1777, British colonial undersecretary William Knox proposed that to forestall rebellion. 

Virginia statute, quoted in Stephen P. Halbrook, That Every Man Be Armed, p. 56. William Knox, quoted in Benedict D. LaRosa. Gun Control A Historical Perspective, in Jacob Hornberger and Richard M. Fbeling, The Tyranny of Gun Control. Fairfax, Va. Future of Freedom Foundation, 1997, p. 49. 

British colonial undersecretary William Knox presents a proposal concerning what to do with the colonies if they are subjugated and returned to British control. His proposals include the repeal of the militia laws, the confiscation of all arms held by the people, and the prohibition of the manufacture or importation of guns or powder in America. 

Williams, S. S., French, J. N., Gilbert, M., Rangaswami, A. A., Walleczek, J. and Knox, S. J., 2000, Bcl-2 overexpression results in enhanced capacitative calcium entry and resistance to SKF-96365-induced apoptosis. Cancer lies 60, 4358-61. 

Williams FJ, Vaughan OPH, Knox KJ, Bampos N, Lambert RM (2004) Chem Commun 1688... 

Ellison, R.C., Myers, R.H., Zhang, Y., Djousse, L, Knox, S., Williams, R. R., and Province, M.A. Effects of similarities in lifestyle habits on familial aggregation of high density lipoprotein and low density lipoprotein cholesterol the NHLBl Family Heart Study. Am. J. Epidemiol., 1999, 350, 910-918. 

Johnson, William G. 1980. MORT Safety Assurance Systems. New York Marcel Dekker. Knox, N. W. and Eicher, R. W. 1983. MORT User s Manual. SSDC-4 (Revision 2) Idaho Falls, ID U.S. Department of Energy. 

Using lanthanum fluoride as a carrier, Seaborg isolated a weighable sample of plutonium in August 1942. At the same time, Isadore Perlman and William J. Knox explored the peroxide method of separation John E. Willard studied various materials to determine which best adsorbed plutonium Theodore T. Magel and Daniel K. Koshland, Jr., researched solvent-extraction processes and Harrison S. Brown and Orville F. Hill performed experiments into volatility reactions. 

Some time ago it was proposed to treat simple phosphor systems using a one-dimensional configuration coordinate S37stem. The applicability and limitations of this treatment are discussed by Klick and Schulman as well as by Kamimura and Sugano. Williams and his co-workers have made extensive calculations on the system KCl T1 which predict peak energies in a reasonably quantitative manner. Knox and Dexter have pointed out limitations in the Williams treatment. Nevertheless, it can be used as a basis for a quantitative discussion of many of the pressure effects. 

Li-Qiang Sun, Yong-Jin Wu, die Chen, Huan He, John E. Starrett Jr, Charlie Conway, Christopher G. Boissard, Rick L Pieschl, Valentin K. Ghbkoff, Joanne Natale, Ronald J. Knox, David G. Harden, Mark W. Thompson, William Fitzpatrick, David Weaver, Frederic Machet, and Steven I. Dworetzky, Bristol-Myers Squibb Research and Development, 5 Research Parkway, Wallingford, CT 06492, Fax 203-677-7702... 

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