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Mercer Institute Account Book, 1833-1835
No full textAccount book from Mercer Institute, now Mercer University, 1833-1835
Mercer Institute Account Book, 1836-1838
No full textAccount book from Mercer Institute, now Mercer University, 1836-1838
Mercer Institute Account Book, 1840-1866
No full textAccount book from Mercer Institute, now Mercer University, 1840-1866
Letter to Mr. C.F. Sturges at Mercer Institute
No full textLetter to individual at Mercer Institute which mentions possible donation of books to the school's library. Most likely dates between 1833 and 1836
A Community Arboretum at the Assunpink Environmental Institute
No full textThe Mercer County Soil Conservation District (MCSCD) and the Assunpink Environmental Institute (AEI) are pleased to report the successful completion of the requirements for grant number ES03-034. Included in this report are a brief summary of aboretum activities; a final budget summary; a list of trees planted; a basic map of the arboretum trail and the grounds near the AEI Education Building; photos that document work in progress; and a draft brochure for the arboretum trail.Final Report for Matching Grant #ES03-034 and Draft Brochure for the ArboretumPurpose: To summarize the work done with grant #ES03-034, the Communty Arboretum at the Assunpink Environmental Institute
Thoughts on Architecting and How to Improve the Practice
No full textMeyer Institute Guest Speaker Presentation, arranged by Professor William SolitarioJanuary 31, 2008, Brad Mercer, Thoughts on Architecting and How to Improve the Practic
Fixed and mixed nonlinear models for the functions of Brody, Gompertz, Logistic, Morgan-Mercer-Flodin, Richars and Von Bertalanffy.
No full textFixed and mixed nonlinear models for the functions of Brody, Gompertz, Logistic, Morgan-Mercer-Flodin, Richars and Von Bertalanffy.</p
Estimation of parameters obtained in the models that used the functions: Morgan-Mercer-Flodin, Gompertz and Von Bertalanffy, considering asymptotic weight as random at age “t”.
No full textEstimation of parameters obtained in the models that used the functions: Morgan-Mercer-Flodin, Gompertz and Von Bertalanffy, considering asymptotic weight as random at age “t”.</p
John Hainsworth Mercer, 1922-1987
No full textFrom 1951 until 1954, Mercer studied at McGill University. His Ph.D. thesis, ... was based on field work carried out in the vicinity of the Grinnell and Terra Nivea ice caps on southern Baffin Island. ... Mercer was highly motivated by field work and literally thrived on it. Typically, and often to the chagrin of at least one of his contemporaries, Mercer did not unnecessarily burden himself (or others) with loads of data. Many of his papers seemed to be largely based on his unusual synthesizing and perceptive powers, supported, where necessary, by a few, but key, radioisotope dates. Mercer was not a compulsive lecturer - in fact, he shunned such "duties" - but for those of us at the institute as graduate students (of which G.H. was one) Mercer was frequently a source of both private inspiration and considerable amusement. An important paper in 1968 set in motion his and others\u27 ideas on the dynamics of "marine ice sheets" (Mercer, 1968). ... His realistic thinking through the ice sheet dynamics scenarios and the associated sea level changes inspired the numerical modellers to dedicate their paper to him. ... The results of his field work are of great importance in synthesizing the spatial variations of global climate change, which was one of the underlying themes of Mercer\u27s research. ... His stimulating presence will be widely missed, especially by those at the Byrd Polar Research Center in Columbus, Ohio
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