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A tunable supercontinuum laser using a digital micromirror device
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The University course of music study, piano series; a standardized text-work on music for conservatories, colleges, private teachers and schools; a scientific basis for the granting of school credit for music study... prepared by the editorial staff of the National Academy of Music; editors and associate editors: Rudolph Ganz, Edwin Hughes, Charles Dennʹee...[and others].
No full textIn portfolios. --- In seven general divisions or grades, accompanied by Teachers' manuals, a Folio of indexes, Index by subjects, Annotations for supplemental and optional compositions contained in vols. I to IV, and supplememntal booklets on "The study of musical forms" by Louis C. Elson and "The history of music" by W. J.Baltzell. --- For volumes in the library, see title card. --- Vol 2, 4-6 scanned only
15th Army Group
No full textPhotograph of General Mark W. Clark (fourth from right) and Amon Carter (far right) with a group of General Officers in Milan, Italy. Reverse: "12MAY1945 CG-480/15/MM-45-50673 WITH THE 15TH ARMY GROUP GEN. MARK W. CLARK, COMMANDING GEN. 15TH ARMY GROUP AND A GROUP OF GENERAL OFFICERS OF THE 5TH AND 8TH ARMIES AT IV CORG HQ. IN MILAN, ITALY. PHOTO BY: S/SGT. S. ELSON A9RTH SIGNAL PHOTO CO., CAU #1. SECRET Until reclassified or censored. Authority Par 5 Operational. Memorandum No. 66 AFHQ dated 26 Dec 1944.
Illustrated catalogue of carbon prints on the rise and progress of Greek and Roman art.
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15th Army Group
No full textReverse: "12MAY1945 CG-487/15/MM-45-50654 WITH THE 15TH ARMY GROUP (L-R) UNDER SECRETARY OF WAR, ROBERT P. PATTERSON, MAJ. GEN. WILLIS CRITTENBERGER COMMANDING GEN. IV CORPS, MR. AMONG G. CARTER, PUBLISHER OF THE FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM AND GEN. MARK W. CLARK, COMMANDING GEN. 15TH ARMY GROUP SALUTING THE COLORS DURING A REVIEW AT MILAN, ITALY. PHOTO BY: S/SGT S. ELSON 196TH SIGNAL PHOTO CO., CAU #1 SECRET Until reclassified or censored. Authority Par 5 Operational. Memorandum No. 66 AFHQ dated 26 Dec 1944.
Letter from W. H. Elson, Edwin B. Cox, C. N. Kendall, F. T. Oldt, and A. W. Rankin
Get PDFLetter concerning resolutions being voted on concerning the National Educational Association
A review of the systematics and zoogeography of the freshwater species of Palaemonetes Heller (Crustacea, Decapoda) of North America
No full textThree new species of freshwater Palaemonetes from Texas and Mexico are described. A key to the known North American species is given along with major taxonomic references on each species since the 1952 monograph by Holthuis. As a result of larval studies, it is concluded that the freshwater species of Palaemonetes in at least North America are of monophyletic origin separate from the marine species. These larval studies also support a close relationship to at least one of the European species. The subgenus Alaocaris Holthuis, 1949 is synonymized with the subgenus Palaemonetes Holthuis, 1949. Laboratory studies on the freshwater Palaemonetes kadiakensis Rathbun indicate an inability of this species to disperse across wide oceanic stretches. Zoogeographical distribution of the genus Macrobrachium Bate in relationship to Palaemonetes as correlated with geological data support a much earlier origin of the genus than previously recorded in the literature. Several hypotheses are considered in an effort to explain the world wide distribution of freshwater Palaemonetes. The distribution patterns of Palaemonetes and Macrobrachium appear consistent with the theory of continental drift
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