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Gonzalez, William J. Proper Layup Procedures for Industrial Boilers and Their Auxiliaries. Industrial Water Treatment, Tall Oaks Publishing, Inc., USA, March/April 1996. 

Reusch, William. Nucleic Acids, Michigan State University Web site. Available online. URL http //www.cem.msu.edu/ reusch/ VirtualText/nucacids.htm. Accessed on March 18, 2008. 

Debus, Allen George and Robert P. Multhauf. Alchemy and chemistry in the seventeenth century papers read by Allen G. Debus and Robert P. Multhauf at a Clark Library seminar, March 12, 1966. Los Angeles William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, University of California, 1966. 52p. 

Westman, Robert S. and J.E. McGuire, eds.Hermeticism and the scientific revolution papers read at a Clark Library Seminar, March 9, 1974. Los Angeles (CA) William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, 1977. 150p. 

Ruddimaan, William F., "How Did Humans First Alter Global Climate " Scientific American, Volume 292, pp. 46-53, March 2005. 

Kemp, William H., The Renewable Energy Handbook, Aztext Press Ontario, Canada, 2005. "The Future of Coal—Options for a Carbon Constrained World," An Interdisciplinary Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Study, Released March 14,2007. http / / web. mit.edu/ coal/... 

Draft report of Committee on the Institute for Drug Research to President William Nichols. March 15, 1919, Abel Papers. 

In his presidential address to the Chemical Society, March 25, 1909, after having brought forward some exceedingly interesting arguments for the possibility of transmutation. Sir William Ramsay described some experiments which he had carried out... 

April 1976 to December 1976), EF Scowen (January 1977 to June 1980), A Goldberg (later Sir Abraham Goldberg, July 1980 to December 1986), AW Asscher (later Sir William Asscher, January 1987 to December 1992), MD Rawlins (later Sir Michael Rawlins, January 1993 to December 1998), AM Breckenridge (later Sir Alasdair Breckenridge, January 1999 to March 2003) and G Duff (April 2003 to date). 

About two years after the log of de Ulloa s voyage had been published, Sir William Watson and Dr. William Brownrigg contributed to the Philosophical Transactions a more detailed description of platinum. William Brownrigg was bom at High Close Hall, Cumberland, on March 24, 1711. He studied medicine in London and later in Leyden under H. Boerhaave, B. S. Albums, and W. J. s Gravesande, and began to practise in Whitehaven (2,63,64). 

A fairly extensive discussion of the procedures used is provided in the Inspector General s report, Use of Volunteers In Chemical Agent Research, prepared by Colonel James R. Taylor and Major William H. Johnson and dated March 1976 (listed In Appendixes C,D). 

In December 1997, Secretary of Defense William Cohen announced a departmentwide anthrax immunization program for high-risk military personnel. Implementation began in March 1998. On May 18, 1998, the Secretary authorized the vaccination of all military forces (Cohen, 1998). Almost 2.5 million troop-equivalent doses of vaccine were required to implement the Secretary s decision, much more than had ever been produced by the licensed manufacturer in its entire history. Prior to Desert Storm, the primary vaccine users had been veterinary, laboratory, and industrial workers at risk of infection, for whom an estimated 60,000 doses of Anthrax Vaccine Absorbed (AVA) were distributed between 1974 and 1989, an average of 4,533 doses per year (foellenbeck et al., 2002). During Desert Storm, approximately 150,000 troops received 300,000 doses of AVA, without accurate recording of recipients or adverse reactions. 

The nature of thermonuclear war was made all too clear in the highly secret report of the Strath Committee in March 1955 on the home defence implications of thermonuclear weapons. William Strath had been seconded from the Treasury s Central Economic Planning Staff to set up the War Plans Secretariat, and his colleagues on the committee included representatives of the Chiefs of Staff, the Ministry of Defence (the Chief Scientist, Sir Frederick Bmndrett, and the Deputy Secretary, Sir Richard Powell), and the Home Office, including the Director-General of... 

Some of Forman s examples date from a period when his casebooks survive, but are not recorded in them. Many of these are for people with whom Forman was particularly friendly, suggesting that for these cases he kept supplementary sets of notes, as, for instance he seems to have done for nativities, maritime questions, and geomantical figures—e.g. the case of William Allen, 22 Mar. 1597, with direction to loke 1597 the 16 March pm at 15 p i fig per infirmata . This is an example in The grounds of arte though it is not recorded in the casebooks Ashm. 1495, fo. 496. 

J.J. Harrison and J. Ruhe, William R., Dispersant polysuccinimides derived from terpolymers, EP Patent 0831104, assigned to Chevron Chem. Co., March 25,1998. 

W.J. Hall and P.T. Williams, Removal of organobromine compounds from the pyrolysis oils of flame retarded plastics using zeolite catalysts, J. Anal. Appl. Pyrolysis, 81(2) 139-147, March 2008. 

Warren. W.S.. Rahi/.. L. und M. Daldeh "Coherent Control of Quantum Dynamics Tlie Dream is Alive." Seienee. 1581 (March 12. I99JE Williams. E.D. and N. C Bartelt- "Thermodynamics of Surface Morphology." Seiertt e. 393 (January 25. 19911... 

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