Websites resource sites

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) Research Resources site lists scientific information, tools, reagents, and services for cancer researchers on its website at http //resresources.nci.nih.gov/. 

The Society maintains a website. The site contains Society and membership information, SCHC presentations, SCHC newsletters, SCHC meeting material, and professional development courses. There are links to hazard communication and related websites and a list of hazard communication and translation resources. Updates on legislative and standards activity concerning hazard communication are posted. 

These problems are designed to introduce you to the website that accompanies this book. Visit the website WWW.pearsoned.co.ukjhousecroft and then navigate to the Student Resources site for Chapter 3 of the 2nd edition of Inorganic Chemistry by Housecroft and Sharpe. 

Drug and Health Care Information Sources on the World Wide Web—The inside back cover provides a listing of websites dealing with pharmacology and medication administration. The student can use these sites as valuable resources to identify new dm and important new information on current dm. ... 

This guide is just a beginning. After reading it, you may wish to learn more. An excellent resource for additional infonnation is The Salvia divinorum Research and Information Center web site at http //sagewisdom.org. This website, created by Daniel Siebert, provides a wealth of information, including ... 

Another important source of information is via the Internet. Because the Internet changes very rapidly, it is not practicable in this text to produce a very comprehensive list of Websites however, some of file best resources provide regularly updated links to other sites, and are likely to be maintained over many years. 

ICDD (2001). Power diffraction file. International Center for Diffraction Data, Campus Boulevard, Newton Square, Pa. (http //www.icdd.com). Available software for powder diffraction may be found through this web site http //www.icdd.com/resources/websites.htm. [17, 18, 119]... 

Visit the website at to access various resources. Some resources are password-protected, and available only to instructors using this text in their course. Visit the Instructor Companion Site portion of this website to register for a password. 

The websites cited for Chapter 1 are meant to be resources that provide links to a broad array of valuable information on drug use and on drug abuse and its prevention and treatment. Indeed, the three sites may be used to locate specific information associated with any chapter in this book. The three resources are the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)... 

One other clue that can provide some information about the source of a website is its uniform resource locator (URL), or web address. Education-related URLs end in .edu , whereas commercial sites usually contain .com in the URL. The URLs of nonprofit organizations usually end in .org , and government and military organizations end with .gov and .mil , respectively. Despite these guidelines, it is important to note that anyone can register a. com,. org or. net website for any use (including personal). 

Since a precise definition of turbulence is difficult, pictures and other visualizations of turbulent flows may give some idea of the complex characteristics of turbulence. Several such visualizations are available, including the famous painting The Deluge by Leonardo da Vinci. Banerjee (1992) included several such pictures in his excellent paper on turbulence structures. Van Dyke (1982) published an album of fluid motion which is a must see for any turbulence researcher. Several websites hold treasures of visual information on turbulence (see, for example, links listed at sites such as www.cfd-online.com and www.efluids.com). Pictures included in these resources show various aspects of turbulent flows and may give some intuitive understanding of turbulence. 

This website is another classic in web resources. The site maintained by Dr. G. A. Morales is well kept and features a large link section including a valuable compilation of important papers in several ACS journals. Also, most companies are listed here, including, for example, Albany Molecular, which on its site, hosts another link page and an interesting list of technical reports on specific topics (e.g., peptide coupling reagents) and conference reports. 

IP Menu. Phillips Ormonde and Fitzpatrick, Melbourne. URL http //www.ipmenu.com/. Provided free of charge by a prominent Australian intellectual property law firm, this site is an extensive collection of links to intellectual property websites, including patent offices around the world, patent databases, patent information providers, patent laws and regulations, patent information organizations, design registration resources, domain name resources, libraries, and more. In addition, the site carries IP related news and press releases. 

URL is short for universal resource locator. It is the address that you type in when you are looking for a particular website. For example, http // www.open.ac.uk will take you to the website of the Open University, UK. If you do not know the URL you can use a search engine like Google, Yahoo or Lycos, to search for the name of the site. The name will usually be displayed with the URL. You can then click on the URL to get to the site. 

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