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The Use Of Nuclear Reactions And Sims For Quantitative Depth Profiling Of Hydrogen In Amorphous Silicon, David D. Allred, G. J. Clark, C. W. White, B. R. Appleton, C. W. Magee, D. E. Carlson

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Depth profiles for hydrogen in amorphous silicon have been determined by the use of resonant nuclear reactions [1H(15N,αγ)12C and 1H(19F,αγ)16O] and by secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS). Independent calibration procedures were used for the two techniques. Measurements were made on the same amorphous silicon film to provide a direct comparison of the two hydrogen analysis techniques. The hydrogen concentration in the bulk of the film was determined to be about 9 at % H. The SIMS results agree with the resonant nuclear reaction results to within 10%, which demonstrates that quantitative hydrogen depth profiles can be obtained by SIMS analysis …

Five Seasons At Heshbon Part 3: Results Of The 1976 "Dig", Lawrence T. Geraty

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No abstract provided.

On Being Imposed Upon By Artful Or Designing Persons - The California Experience With The Involuntary Placement Of The Aged, George J. Alexander

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God Is For Us, William G. Johnsson

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Some Issues In Teaching Agricultural Economics To Foreign Graduate Students, B. Gardner Delworth

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Several words in the title help set the scope of the paper. My concern is with the training of students from foreign countries, generally those best characterized as less developed countries (LCD's). These students come to the United States to be trained as professional economists and I assume will spend a career researching problems related to agriculture.

"Unser Seminar": The Story Of Clinton German Seminary, Marley Soper

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As long as Clinotn German Seminary could fulfill its unique role of educating German-American Seventh-day Adventists in their own language it remained an important part of the church's educational program. But once social change removed the need for such education in the German language, the institution no longer served a useful purpose. Nevertheless, the school's small size, the teachers' dedication, the students' maturity, and the emphasis upon the service of God multiplied its impact beyond expectations.

British Policy In South-East Europe In The Second World War, By Elisabeth Barker, Gerasimos Augustinos

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Reviews the book British Policy in South-East Europe in the Second World War, by Elisabeth Barker.

Justin's Inadequate Reason, C. Mervyn Maxwell

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The 1976 Excavations At Biblical Heshbon Part 2, Lawrence T. Geraty

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Replacing The Exclusionary Rule With Administrative Rulemaking, Francis A. Gilligan, Fredric I. Lederer

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Proposed Regs. Under 355 Overhaul Device Test And Single-Business Divisions, John W. Lee

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Newly issued Proposed Regulations, under Section 355, follow recent decisions allowing horizontal divisions of a single business. In addition, the proposals introduce factors for determining whether a Section 355 transaction is a device for bailing out earnings" Mr. Lee analyzes these and other changes in the Proposed Regulations.

Venereal Disease And The Gracioso: A Look At Moreto's El Desdén Con El Desdén, Anne Fountain

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Conspiracy: The Criminal Agreement, In Theory And In Practice, Paul Marcus

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Professor Marcus combines empirical research and theoretical analysis in this comprehensive study of the conspiracy doctrine. The article shows that the theoretical reasons for the conspiracy doctrine are inapplicable to most actual conspiracy prosecutions and that the practical reasons for conspiracy charges are often unacceptable prosecutorial shortcuts. Although ultimately concluding that the conspiracy doctrine is needed in some limited instances, Professor Marcus indicates that prosecutors should bring conspiracy charges only when justified by proper reasons and that courts should consider such charges more carefully.

Civilizing Pornography: The Case For An Exclusive Obscenity Nuisance Statute, Doug R. Rendleman

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Criminal penalties are increasingly perceived to be too severe for regulating obscenity. Professor Rendleman shares this perception and suggests that we replace criminal obscenity laws with an exclusive civil sanction utilizing injunctions. He proposes a comprehensive nuisance statute and discusses the various issues that arise in the equitable regulation of pornography.

Avoiding A Crisis, Lawrence T. Geraty

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A Random Differential-Equation Approach To Probability Distribution Of Bod And Do In Streams, William J. Padgett, G Schultz, Chris P. Tsokos

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Secs. 465 And 714(D): Invest At Your Own Risk, John W. Lee, Richard E. Fogg

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The 1976 Excavations At Biblical Heshbon Part 1, Lawrence T. Geraty

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No abstract provided.

Foskick: Case Study In "Successful" Public Address, Arnold Kurtz

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Hoi Hellenes Eis Ten Potamoploian Toy Kato Doynabeos (Greeks In Riverboating On The Lower Danube), By Spyridonos G. Fokas And Translated By Maria I. Markopouloy, Gerasimos Augustinos

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Reviews the book Hoi Hellenes eis ten Potamoploian toy kato Doynabeos (Greeks in Riverboating on the Lower Danube), by Spyridonos G. Fokas and translated by Maria I. Markopouloy

Archeological Update From Syria, Israel, And Jordan, Lawrence T. Geraty

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School Librarian As A Professional Teacher, Ken Haycock

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Crown Positions Within Unthinned Loblolly Pine Plantation Canopies, J. David Lenhart, Dwight R. Hicks, Chi-Yun Ho

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Crown class percentages are not affected by age or trees/acre. The percentage of dominant and suppressed trees is affected by land productivity.

Distribution Of Some Predators And Parasites Of The Southern Pine Beetle In Two Species Of Pine, Jack E. Coster, Catherine Stein

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Southern pine beetle, Dendroctonus frontalis Zimmerman, and its natural insect enemies were reared from infested loblolly pines, Pinus taeda L., and shortleaf pines, P. echinata Mill. Southern pine beetle broods were most dense during spring (Mar.-May) and least dense in late summer. Populations were higher in late winter than in midsummer. There were no differences in beetle densities between the pine species. Twelve predators and 9 parasites comprised ca. 99% of the natural enemy complex.

Total density of the 12 predators did not vary with either season or tree species. Total parasite density, however, was highest in midsummer, lowest in …

Aggregation Of The Southern Pine Beetle In Response To Attractive Host Trees, Jack E. Coster, T.L. Payne, E.R. Hart, L.J. Edson

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Dendroctonus frontalis Zimmerman were attracted to shortleaf pines, Pinus echinata MilL, using infested shortleaf pine bolts. Response was monitored during the ensuing mass attack period by the use of sticky traps suspended along the tree boles. Uninfested host materials or host materials containing only male beetles did not elicit mass attack of trees. Female beetles either alone or in combination with males, usually stimulated mass attack within 24 h. Traps at 3-4 m above the ground caught the greatest number (26.7%) of beetles. Trap catches peaked on the 3rd day of attack and declined rapidly thereafter. Daily flight activity was …

Site Factors Affecting Growth Of Slash Pine In The Texas Post Oak Belt, W. D. Hacker, M. Victor Bilan

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A study was conducted in the Post Oak Belt of East Texas to determine which site factors affected height growth of slash pine (Pinus elliottii Engelm.). Height-age pairs were developed from stem analysis data. Nonlinear regression was implemented to develop a generalized height-age model. After curves were developed, stepwise regression was used to determine impacts of environmental variables on height growth. Environmental factors correlated with height growth included A horizon depth and those related to moisture relations including seasonal precipitation, average daily temperature, and texture of the A horizon. South. J. . Appl. For. 21(2):71-74.

The Highly Blameworthy Manufacturer: Implications On Rules Of Liability And Defense In Products Liability Actions, David Owen

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Fraudulently Induced Consent To Intentional Torts, David A. Fischer

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This article will first proceed with a brief discussion of the nature of consent, the origin and application of the Restatement rule, and the exceptions to the rule which limit its application. A detailed analysis of the cases will follow.

Financing Condominiums And Cooperatives, Dale A. Whitman

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This article will deal with legal problems relating to the financing of condominiums and cooperatives. While space does not permit a detailed treatment of the non-financing aspects of these forms of ownership, a rudimentary overview of the legal relationships involved will preface discussion of the central topic. Both condominiums and cooperatives are legal formats for “unit ownership” – that is, the ownership of a physically defined portion of a larger parcel of (usually improved) real property. In the majority of cases, the “unit” is a residential apartment in a multifamily housing project. Condominiums are much more tightly controlled by stage …

The Installment Land Contract--A National Viewpoint, Dale A. Whitman, Grant S. Nelson

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The installment land contract is rarely used in some states, but in many it is the predominant means of vendor financing of land sales. Much has been written about it, but nearly all of the literature focuses on the law of one particular state or another. Our purpose here is to provide a nationwide perspective, with particular attention to the states in which the contract has been widely used and extensively litigated. We propose to examine the reasons for the installment contract's popularity, its advantages and disadvantages, and the risks it presents to both vendor and purchaser.