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Maclin R. Milner Letter, MSS.2016
No full textAbstract: This collection consists of a letter from Maclin (Mac) R. Milner, Chemical Warfare Service at Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland, to his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Milner, Indianapolis, Indiana. He writes regarding his grades, his marriage to Mary the following year, and his income/savings.Scope and Content Note: This collection consists of a letter from Maclin (Mac) R. Milner, Chemical Warfare Service at Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland, postmarked October 12, 1942, to his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Milner, Indianapolis, Indiana. He writes regarding his grades, his marriage to Mary the following year, and his income/savings.Biographical/Historical Note: Maclin (Mac) R. Milner, from Indianapolis, Indiana, served in the United States Army during World War II. His enlistment date was January 23, 1942 at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. At the time of this letter he was a cadet in Company C Regiment of Cadets at Edgewood Arsenal in Maryland. He was born in 1919 in Kentucky
Milner family papers, MSS.3668
No full textAbstract: Letters and documents of members of the Milner family of Columbia, Tennessee, Louisville, Kentucky, and Indianapolis, Indiana.Scope and Content Note: This collection contains letters and documents of members of the Milner family of Columbia, Tennessee, Louisville, Kentucky, and Indianapolis, Indiana, dating from 1883 to 1955.Biographical/Historical Note: George Cross Milner was born in Alabama in 1852, and attended The University of Alabama from 1871-1873. His parents, Isaac and Joana Milner, were natives of England. George Cross Milner married Fannie Cooper in 1873. Their children were Isaac Cooper Milner, Joana R. Milner, and William F. Milner. George Cross Milner died in Mexico in 1883 while working with a mining company. Fannie died in November 1881, probably during childbirth, as that was the same month William F. was born. Isaac Cooper Milner died in Nashville, in 1894. Joana R. Milner lived in Nashville and apparently never married.William F. Milner married Emma Rivers in Kentucky, where they lived for a time before settling in Indianapolis, Indiana. Their two children were William F. Milner, Jr., and Maclin Milner
10-0776 MILNER v. MILNER
No full text10-0776 Jack Edward Milner v. Vicki Ann Milner from Tarrant County and the Second District Court of Appeals, Fort Worth For petitioner: Jeff Kobs, Fort Worth For respondent: Rebecca Tillery, Dallas In this appeal from a contest over property division, th
Letter, R. M. Dumas Milner to James Franklin Buchanan, February 15, 1961
No full textIn this letter, dated February 15, 1961, R. M. Dumas Milner writes to James Franklin Buchanan to congratulate him on being named Attala County Citizen of the Year.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1432/thumbnail.jp
Milner, R F, TX5320
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/405338Surname: MILNER. Given Name(s) or Initials: R F. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: TX5320. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 31315.242980
Item: [2016.0049.37616] "Milner, R F, TX5320
Milner-Moore, Aubrey R, Singapore
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/405339Surname: MILNER-MOORE. Given Name(s) or Initials: AUBREY R. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: SINGAPORE. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 22451.242983
Item: [2016.0049.37617] "Milner-Moore, Aubrey R, Singapore
Airway resistance estimation by best fit analysis in very premature infants
No full textPlethysmographic measurement of airway resistance (R(aw)) has been determined by single-point analysis, usually at 50% of maximum inspiratory flow (MIF). Computer-assisted (best fit) analysis, however, allows R(aw) to be calculated by applying a regression line to any portion of the plethysmograph pressure-flow loop. We determined whether the results of best fit analysis using a computer program, sampling at 200 Hz, were influenced by the portion of the inspiratory loop analysed and if best fit or single-point analysis gave more reproducible results. Twenty infants of median gestational age 26 (range 24-28) weeks, were studied at a median age of 12 (12-14) months corrected for prematurity. R(aw) was calculated by best fit analysis between 0 and 33% MIF, 0 and 50% MIF and 0 and 67% MIF and single-point analysis at 50% of MIF. Similar mean R(aw) values were obtained by best fit analysis between 0 and 33% MIF (2.79 kPa/(l/s)) and 0 and 50% MIF (3.01 kPa/(l/s)) and single-point analysis at 50% MIF (2.86 kPa/(l/s)), but best fit analysis between 0 and 67% gave higher results (3.60 kPa/(l/s)), p < 0.0001. Within the linear portion of the inspiratory loop, the mean intrasubject coefficient of variation was lowest for best fit analysis between 0 and 50% MIF. Best fit computerized analysis between 0 and 50% MIF is recommended as the analysis of choice
Points in the case of United States vs Ammon M. Tenney, indictment for polygamy and cohabitation
No full textTyped transcript of points of defense by John R. Milner, attorney for Ammon M. Tenney during his 1884 trial on charges of polygamy
Motivated proteins: a web application for studying small three-dimensional protein motifs
No full text<b>BACKGROUND:</b> Small loop-shaped motifs are common constituents of the three-dimensional structure of proteins. Typically they comprise between three and seven amino acid residues, and are defined by a combination of dihedral angles and hydrogen bonding partners. The most abundant of these are alphabeta-motifs, asx-motifs, asx-turns, beta-bulges, beta-bulge loops, beta-turns, nests, niches, Schellmann loops, ST-motifs, ST-staples and ST-turns.We have constructed a database of such motifs from a range of high-quality protein structures and built a web application as a visual interface to this. <b>DESCRIPTION:</b> The web application, Motivated Proteins, provides access to these 12 motifs (with 48 sub-categories) in a database of over 400 representative proteins. Queries can be made for specific categories or sub-categories of motif, motifs in the vicinity of ligands, motifs which include part of an enzyme active site, overlapping motifs, or motifs which include a particular amino acid sequence. Individual proteins can be specified, or, where appropriate, motifs for all proteins listed. The results of queries are presented in textual form as an (X)HTML table, and may be saved as parsable plain text or XML. Motifs can be viewed and manipulated either individually or in the context of the protein in the Jmol applet structural viewer. Cartoons of the motifs imposed on a linear representation of protein secondary structure are also provided. Summary information for the motifs is available, as are histograms of amino acid distribution, and graphs of dihedral angles at individual positions in the motifs. <b>CONCLUSION:</b> Motivated Proteins is a publicly and freely accessible web application that enables protein scientists to study small three-dimensional motifs without requiring knowledge of either Structured Query Language or the underlying database schem
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