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Missouri Pacific (MP) 5322
No full textA photograph print showing the Missouri Pacific (MoPac) 5322, 4-8-2 (Alco class MT 75), St. Louis, MO
Absorption Line Gradients of an Elliptical Galaxy NGC 5322
No full textArchival long-slit spectra, covering the wavelength range 4050Å - 5150Å, have been used to investigate the radial behavior of absorption line features (G4300, Fe4383, Ca4455, Fe44531, Fe4668, and Hα) of an eliptical galaxy NGC 5322. The heliocentric recession velocity of NGC 5322 has been derived as 1888+/-51 km s-1. Metallic absorption lines of NGC 5322 show significant radial gradients through the major axis. The minor axis shows much smaller radial metal line gradients than the major axis. The mean slopes of Fe line gradients to the major and minor axes of NGC 5322 were estimated as -0.433+/-0.064 and -0.242+/-0.096, respectively. Significant radial gradients of Hα absorption of NGC 5322 are also detected both on the major and minor axes. It is shown that the radial metallicity gradients in NGC 5322 are smaller than expected in a simple dissipative collapse model. Rather, dissipationless collapse, such as hierarchical merhing, could have contributed during the initial stage of the galaxy formation
52337: Great Western Railway locomotive 5322
No full textServed in France 1917 - 1919, now preserved at Didcot Railway Centre. Possibly the largest surviving Great War artefact is right here in Oxfordshire. She is Great Western Railway locomotive 5322 which was built in October 1917 and sent when new to France, along with other members of the class, to haul supply trains between Calais and railheads for the front line.
The locomotive is nearing the end of restoration to running order, and because of her Great War service is being painted in the khaki livery of the ROD (Railway Operating Division) with white lettering ROD and her number 5322 on the tender.
Photograph 17 May 2008 5322 turntable shows the locomotive on the turntable at Didcot Railway Centre on 17 May, partially painted.
Photograph 25 June 2008 tender shows the ROD 5322 lettering newly applied to the tender on 25 June.
Photograph 5322France1918 is a picture of the locomotive in France in 1918. The letters 5322 are just about visible on the tender. Note the RCL (Ravitaillement Calais - Ligne) board on the bufferbeam.
Photograph 5319 is another member of the same class in France.
I have also submitted a Word file with the text of an article written by C E R Sherrington in 1973. He served in the Railway Operating Division in France during the Great War and described an encounter with 5322 in France. He died soon after writing this article, which was published in the Great Western Society's magazine, Great Western Echo. I was editing the magazine at the time, and met Mr Sherrington in 1971.
5322 has already been completed mechanically, and steam tested, so the painting is the final part of her restoration. Within a few weeks she will be a working representative of all those British locomotives that were sent to France, and other theatres of the Great War.</p
Maternal and child characteristics (n = 5322).
No full textMaternal and child characteristics (n = 5322).</p
Missouri Pacific (MP) 5322 (neg)
No full textA photograph negative showing the Missouri Pacific (MoPac) 5322, 4-8-2 (Alco/Richmond), cooling tower in background, Kansas City, MO
Lagenorhynchus albirostris (white-beaked dolphin) - MCZ-5322
No full textLagenorhynchus albirostris (white-beaked dolphin) - MCZ-5322 - male - length unknown - Pelvic location - Harvard Universit
Block Card 5322 Sanders Drive
No full textThis image was produced by the Auditor's Office in Lucas County, Ohio for tax assessment purposes. Associated dates are approximate. Descriptive terms related to this photograph include: 5322 Sanders Drive (Toledo, Ohio) | Rancamp Place Addition (Toledo, Ohio) | South Toledo Area (Toledo, Ohio) | Ranch houses | Dwellin
On the Author Correction: Magnetic field screening in hydrogen-rich high-temperature superconductors , Nat Commun 14, 5322 (2023)
Get PDFI analyze the implications of the recently published Author Correction (Nat Commun 14, 5322 (2023)) to a paper by Eremets and coauthors reporting magnetization measurements on hydrides under high pressure (Nat Commun 13, 3194 (2022)) to the understanding of the validity and reproducibility of the published data. This paper is a compilation of several different papers already published or to be published in the scientific literature.The underlying measured data referred to in this article as unavailable have recently been made available at https://osf.io/7wqxb/ August 9, 202
Prevalence of lower and upper respiratory tract infections (n = 5322).
No full textPrevalence of lower and upper respiratory tract infections (n = 5322).</p
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