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Harris, P. R. 1967. The densimctric flows caused by the discharge of heated two-dimensional iets beneath a free surface. Ph.D. thesis. University of Bristol, Department of Civil Eng. 

Prof. Balazs L. Gyorffy H. H. Wills Physics Laboratory University of Bristol Tyndal Av. 

Muller AJ (1989) Extensional flow of macromolecules in solution, Ph D Thesis, University of Bristol, Physics Department... 

Fig. 4. An example configuration of a MBF molecule on the no crystal face of polyethylene taken from the simulation data of [76]. Data supplied hy Dr D R Binger and Dr. S Hanna, University of Bristol...

L. J. Hartley, Structure of laminar triple-flames Implications for turbulent non-premixed combustion, PhD thesis. University of Bristol, 1991. 

Originating from Cornwall, Peter Griffiths studied initially at University College, North Wales (1985-88), and subsequently the University of Bristol (PhD, 1991). After post-doctoral positions in Bristol and Stockholm, he moved to a lectureship at Cardiff in 1995. Aged 32, his research interests centre around colloidal systems, in particular polymer/surfactant interactions. 

Gabriel G. Balint-Kurti, School of Chemistry, University of Bristol, Bristol BS8 ITS, UK... 

Department of Earth Sciences Wills Memorial Building University of Bristol Bristol, BS8 IRJ, United Kingdom... 

Richards DA (1995) Pleistocene sea levels and paleoclimate of the Bahamas based on Th-230 ages of speleothems. PhD Dissertation. University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom Richards DA, Smart PL, Edwards RL (1994) Maximtrm sea levels for the last glacial period from U-series ages of submerged speleothems. Nature 367 357-360... 

Many of the views presented here have been informed by valuable discussions with colleagues at the Universities of Bristol, Leeds, Iowa and Minnesota. The list of names is too long to place here, but special mention should be reserved for the contributions of Peter Smart and Larry Edwards. We have drawn upon numerous examples from our own work in this review and acknowledge the support of the Natural Environment Research Council (UK) and the National Science Foundation (USA). We are grateful for the constructive comments of G. Henderson, A. Mangini and two anonymous reviewers. 

Martin, Hubert, and Wain, R. L., University of Bristol, Annual Report, Agricultural and... 

Many doctors and patients have reacted to our meta-analysis with simple disbelief. David Nutt, head of the Psychopharmacology Unit at the University of Bristol, said, Antidepressants work in clinical practice - everybody knows they work. Another critic wrote ... 

Mark E. Viney, School of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol, Woodland Road, Bristol BS8 1UG, UK. Mark.Viney bristol.ac.uk... 

Such a thought-provoking model was naturally subject to criticism Catling (Department of Earth Science, University of Bristol) considered the calculations to be unrealistic, since (for example) the authors had underestimated the temperatures of the upper layers of the atmosphere. The prompt answer of the authors to these criticisms was quite clear Hence, the ancient atmosphere was hydrogen rich (Catling, 2006 Tian et al., 2006). J. F. Kasting and M. Tazewell (2006) have given a detailed account of the climate of the primeval Earth and the composition of its atmosphere. 

School of Chemistry University of Bristol Cantock s Close BS8 ITS Bristol, UK r.musgrave bristol.ac.uk... 

Dudd, S. N. (1999) Molecular and isotopic characterization of animal fats in archaeological pottery. PhD Thesis, University of Bristol. 

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