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Fig. 3. Percent absorption (10% per division), a measure of NOz concentration, versus incident laser light intensity (0.254 W per division) for the boundary temperature of 253°K. The light intensity is increased from 0 to 2.5 W and back again to 0 Watt in 2 sec. Note the superposition of the up and down sweep of the laser light intensity. (From Creel and Ross, op. cit.)...

Figure 1.6. R.W. Buss, Watts First Experiment on Steam . Fngraved by James Scott. (Copyright . Reproduced with permission from the Thomas Ross Collection www.rosscollection.co.uk)...

Nesnow, S., Easterling, R. E., Ellis, S., Watts, R., and Ross, J. (1988). Metabolism of benz[/]aceanthrylene (cholanthrylene) and benz[/]aceanthrylene by induced rat liver S9. Cancer Lett 39, 19-27. 

See, for example, Michael J. Barclay, Clifford W. Smith, and Ross L. Watts, The Determinants of Corporate Leverage and Dividend Policies, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance (Winter 1995), pp. 4-19 and Milton Harris and Artur Raviv, The Theory of Capital Structure, Journal of Finance 46 (1991), pp. 297-355. 

Adie, W., Caims, J., Macdiaimid, J., Ross, J., Watt, S., Taylor, C.L. and Osman, L.M. 2005. Safety culture and accident risk control Perceptions of professional divers and offshore workers. Safety Science, 43, 131 5. 

Ross, GI, Watts, J.F., Hill, M.P, Morrissey, P. (2000) Surface modification of poly(vinylidene fluoride) by alkaline treatmentl. The degradation mechanism. Polymer, 41,1685-1696. 

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