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ACl manual of concrete inspection. Publication SP-2, American Concrete Institute Proceedings, NDE-CE 97, Liverpool... 

Liverpool T B and Bernardes A T 1995 Monte Carlo simulation of the formation of layered struotures and membranes by amphiphiles J. Physique II 5 1003... 

Flodgkin A L 1971 The Conduction of the Nervous Impulse (Liverpool University Press)... 

B. L. Riley, 2nd Int Conf. on Fibre Reinforced Composites, Proceedings, University of Liverpool, UK, 1986, p. 153. 

Gull, 1990, An Analysis of Nuclear Incidents resulting from Cognitive Error, 11th Advances in Reliability Technology Symposium, University of Liverpool, Elsevier, April... 

Liverpool R. W. Lenz, Amherst, MA E. Marechal, Paris J. Meiliner, Zurich A Nakajima, Kyoto ... 

Water treatment over the past 100 years has grown into a complex science. It is of interest to note that in the 1880s a steamship left the port of Liverpool in the UK with instructions that the boiler water was to be treated with a mixture of cow dung and peat. A short time after leaving Liverpool, the ship s boiler exploded and the ship sank. It was not reported whether the explosion was due to the unusual method of water treatment. 

John Moores University, Liverpool, United Kingdom... 

Eric F. Curd (4, 9, Appendix) Liverpool - John Moores University, West Kirby Wirral L48 8BJ, UK... 

A gas turbine CHP. scheme which operates at Liverpool University, UK, consists of a Centrax 4 MW (nominal) gas turbine with an overall efficiency of about 0.27, exhausting to a WHB. The plant meets a major part of the University s heat load of about 7 MW on a mild winter s day. Supplementary firing of the WHB (to about 15 MW) is possible on a cold day. Provision is al.so made for by-passing the WHB when the heat load is light, in spring and autumn,. so that the plant can operate very flexibly, in three modes viz., power only, recuperative and supplementary firing. 

For a recent review on chain models of amphiphiles, see T. B. Liverpool. In D. Stauffer, ed. Annual Reviews of Computational Physics IV. Singapore World Scientific, 1996, pp. 317-358. 

H. B. N. Hynes, The Biology of Polluted Waters, Liverpool Univ. Press, 4th impression 1973, 202 pp. 

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The son of a surgical dressing manufacturer, Robinson was bom in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England. He received the Ph.D. at the University of Manchester, and his early scientific promise ted to a Professorial appointment at the University of Sydney when he ivas only 26. Three years later, he returned to England as Professor at the University of Liverpool. As his reputation grew, he moved from university to university, until, in 1930, he accepted one of the most coveted academic positions in England—Professor of Chemistry at Oxford. 

Potentita. A smokeless powder, prepd in the 1880 s by the Cotton Powder Co, Ltd of Engl by mixing wet NC (59 5% on a dry basis) with 40.5% K nitrate. It was also called Cotton Powder of Liverpool (Ref 1). Pepin Lehalleur (Ref 2) refers to Potentite as being an NC expl used prior to WW1 in demolition blocks, contg Guncotton 50, K. nitrate 50%... 

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