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Commission on Classification and Terminology of the International League Against Epilepsy, Epilepsia 22, 289—501 (1981). [Pg.543]

The League of Women Voters Education Eund, The Nuclear Waste Primer A Handbook for Citicyens, Lyons Burford, Pubhshers, New York, 1993. [Pg.233]

Living Conditions. An investigation of the following community quahty-of-life considerations, which are considered important in attracting personnel to relocate, is necessary living conditions, ie, house availabiUty, costs, and safety schools, ie, quaUty, class size, and distance health care, ie, avadabihty of a major hospital and local doctors recreational facihties, ie, types and proximity cultural, ie, musical, plays, and movie theaters and sports, ie. Major or Minor League teams. [Pg.87]

As with the polysulphones, the deactivated aromatic nature of the polymer leads to a high degree of oxidative stability, with an indicated UL Temperature Index in excess of 250°C for PEEKK. The only other melt-processable polymers in the same league are poly(phenylene sulphides) and certain liquid crystal polyesters (see Chapter 25). [Pg.604]

Whilst initial development was primarily in the fields of fibres and rubbers, the presence of polyurethanes at about sixth position in the production league tables is largely due to the widespread use of foam materials. By 1980 global consumption was of the order of 3 X 10 tonnes per annum. [Pg.779]

Another approach to public perception of risk is to simply ask the public. This was the approach of Fischoff ct al., 1977 in which a survey of the League of Women Voters in Eugene, Oregon was taken. Later studies covered 40 college students at the University of Oregon, 25 Eugene businessmen and 15 national experts in risk analysis. [Pg.13]

For the separate determination of the four principal components in the total alkaloids, the method in general use is based on the isolation of quinine and cinchonidine as d-tartrates, of cinchonine as the base in virtue of its sparing solubility in ether, and of quinidine as the hydriodide. Types of this method have been described by Chick, and special modifications designed for use in the analysis of totaquina are given in the British Pharmacopoeia 1932 and in a special report by the Malaria Commission of the League of Nations. Goodson and Henry have critically examined this process and shown that, with care, it gives satisfactory... [Pg.420]

L League, land Appendix A-1. (Continued). Alphabetical Conversion Factors x24 = Furlong... [Pg.561]


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Arab League

Arab States, League

Child Welfare League

Commission of Rapporteurs (League

Gaelic League

International League Against Epilepsy

International League Against Epilepsy, classification

Izaak Walton League

League of Nations

League of Nations, the

League of Technical and Industrial

League tables

Minority Protection in the League of Nations

National Consumer League

National Football League

National Hockey League

National Urban League

Nativism League

Tung Research and Development League

White League

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