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Frank Petrocelli Mark R. Pillarella Matthew J. Quale William B. Retallick David G. R. Short Peter Staffeld Albert Stella Bjorn D. Tyreus Kamesh G. Venugopal Bruce Vrana Andrew Wang Steve Webb John Wismer Jianguo Xu... 

P. Diehl in T. Axenrod and G. Webb, eds. Nuclear Resonance Spectroscopy of Nuclei Other Than Protons, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1974, pp. 275-285. 

Campbell H, Sweatman J. Quality assurance and chnical data management. In Rondel RK, Var-ley SA, Webb CF, eds. Clinical Data Management, 2nd edn. Chichester, UK John WUey 2000 123Mrl. 

Professor John C Tebby. Staffordshire Umverstcy. St-K 4 UK Professor Graham Webb, formerly Unwenrty of Surrey, UK... 

Walstra, P. and Jenness, R. (1984) Dairy Chemistry and Physics, John Wiley Sons, New York. Webb, B.H. and Johnson, A.H. (1965) Fundamentals of Dairy Chemistry, AVI Publishing, Westport, CT. 

Parks, O. W. 1974. The lipids of milk Deterioration, Part II. Autoxidation. In Fundamentals of Dairy Chemistry. B.H. Webb, A. H. Johnson and John A. Alford (Editors). AVI Publishing Co., Westport, Conn., pp. 240-263. 

Besides the development work earned out in Tubingen, Joachim Buddruss in Dortmund, Germany, as well as Harry Dorn in Blacksburg, USA and Charles Wilkins in Riverside, USA, have to be named as the first pioneers of on-line LC-NMR. Major applications employing LC-NMR have been performed by Tony Keller, Manfred Spraul, Ian Wilson, John Lindon, Jeremy Nicholson and Alfred Preiss. The nanoliter approach has been pioneered by Jonathan Swee-dler, Andrew Webb and Timothy Peck. 

Thomson, S. J. Webb, G. Heterogeneous Catalysis, John Wiley Sons New York, NY, 1968 p.118. 

Webb, A.R., Statistical Pattern Recognition, 2nd ed., John Wiley Sons, New York,... 

Vladimir A. Dzuba, Victor V. Flambaum, Michael T. Murphy, and John K. Webb... 

Koutinas AA, Du C, Wang RH, Webb C. Production of chemicals from biomass. In Clark J, Deswarte F, editors. Introduction to chemicals from biomass. Chichester John Wiley Sons 2008. 

Laird RD, Webb M. Psychotic episode during use of St. John s wort. J Herbal Pharmacother 2001 1 81-7. 

Figure 4.4 Groundwater silcrete outcrops. (A) Superposed groundwater silcrete lenses developed within Fontainebleau Sand at Bonnevault Quarry, Paris Basin, France (with Medard Thiry for scale). (B) Ground-water silcrete developed within Red Bluff Sand underlying Newer Volcanics basalt at Taylor Creek, north of Melbourne, Australia (with John Webb for scale). (C) Groundwater silcrete boulder (sarsen) train within a valley floor at Clatford Bottom, Wiltshire, UK.

The authors would like to thank the researchers whose input and discussion over the years has contributed to the development of the ideas included within this chapter. Particular mention must go to Andrew Goudie, John Hepworth, Steve Hill, Laurence Hopkinson, Marty McFarlane, Cliff Ollier, Paul Shaw, Mike Summerfield, Graham Taylor, Medard Thiry, John Webb and Brian Whalley, as well as to all members of the BGRG Terrestrial Geochemical Sediments and Geomorphology Working Group. 

Rondel RK, Varley SA, Webb CF (eds.). 2000. Clinical Data Management. 2nd edition. John Wiley Sons Ftd. Chichester, England (ISBN 0-471-98329-2). 

Individuals Met with April Webb, Branch Manager John Jump, Permit Review Section Supervisor Bill Buchanan, Leasue Meyers, and Shannon Powers, Hazardous Waste Branch, KDEP. 

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