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Samuel O. Patterson Oral History
No full textAn oral history interview of military veteran Samuel O. Patterson originally conducted under the auspices of the Library of Congress Veterans History Project
YUDICO, Samuel O. (Gral.)
No full textReports of the amounts received for the demobilization of the troops at the command of Gen. Samuel O. Yúdico. / Relaciones de las cantidades recibidas para el licenciamiento de las tropas al mando del Gral. Samuel O. Yúdico
YUDICO, Samuel O. (Gral.)
No full textReports of the amounts received for the demobilization of the troops at the command of Gen. Samuel O. Yúdico. / Relaciones de las cantidades recibidas para el licenciamiento de las tropas al mando del Gral. Samuel O. Yúdico
Global challenges of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development: an introduction.
Full text linkOver recent years, the concepts, and associated practices, of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development have been subject to considerable challenges. These challenges range from basic questions concerning their purpose and organizational intent through to relevance to contemporary issues and suitability for both local and global applications. We can perhaps condense these challenges, into the questions—are corporate social responsibility and sustainable development meeting expectations, if not why not and what needs to change in order for their conceptual promises to be realized? These are questions that were formulated during the editing and as such were not set for the book contributors. Nevertheless, each author has in their own way explored these questions and in the process have provided us with some fascinating insights both into challenges and potential solutions
An evaluation of the sensitivity of nuclear magnetic resonance measurements to hydraulic parameters of the vadose zone
No full textHydrogeologic processes of the vadose zone have important implications for many environmental issues including agricultural practices such as irrigation, water resource management, and contaminant transport, among others. Current methods for characterizing the vadose zone involve invasive and sparse data collection techniques. While geophysics has the potential to measure hydrogeologic processes non-invasively, current geophysical measurements have not been widely used to study the vadose zone. Of interest in this study is developing nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) as a means to investigate the vadose zone. The first laboratory study in this thesis investigated the NMR relaxation time versus saturation curve of unconsolidated geologic media for samples exhibiting NMR relaxation in different diffusion regimes. Six synthetic sands were created that varied in both grain size and total iron content, in order to simulate different pore size distributions and surface relaxivities. The relative relaxation time versus saturation curve was found to be linear for fast diffusion regime samples and a power law relationship for samples outside the fast diffusion regime. This study proves that samples in different diffusion regimes have different relaxation time versus saturation relationships. The second laboratory study investigated the response in the NMR measurement due to hysteresis caused by drainage and imbibition. The water retention curves, WRC, of four synthetic sands and two loamy sand soils were measured with a porous plate experiment during both drainage and imbibition. Hysteresis was observed for the WRC’s of all samples, but not observed for NMR parameters versus water content. This study proves that NMR is insensitive to differences in the WRC as expressed during drainage and imbibition. Surface NMR is an NMR field measurement, which is capable of measuring a vertical profile of water in the subsurface, and offers a new way of studying the vadose zone. The third study investigated the ability of signal cancellation algorithms to remove the signal originating from a surface water layer present during a surface NMR measurement. An infiltration experiment resulted in a scenario in which the measurement loop was submerged in a layer of surface water. The algorithms presented in this study were capable of removing the signal originating from the surface water layer, resulting in a usable dataset for monitoring infiltration.Ph.D.Includes bibliographical referencesby Samuel O. Falzon
Waterhouse, Samuel O.
No full textCarte de Visite of Sergeant Samuel O. Waterhouse, 13th Maine Infantry, Company F, also 1st Maine Infantry; From the MacDonald Collectionhttps://digitalmaine.com/arc_civilwarportraits/2845/thumbnail.jp
Waterhouse, Samuel O.
No full textCarte de Visite of Sergeant Samuel O. Waterhouse, 13th Maine Infantry, Company F, also 1st Maine Infantry; From the MacDonald Collectionhttps://digitalmaine.com/arc_civilwarportraits/2845/thumbnail.jp
Wilcox, Samuel O. and Wife
No full textPhotograph from the C.R. Savage Portrait Studio. Name associated with the photograph: Samuel O. Wilco
MORONES, Luis N. y Samuel O. YUDICO
No full textCorrespondence of Mr. Luis N. Morones, Mr. Samuel O. Yúdico, representatives of the CROM, and Gen. Alvaro Obregón, in which the former informs Gen. Obregón of not recognizing the "Great Labor Party" because it is not a worker's organization. Response of acknowledgement. Gen. Alvaro Obregón informs Mr. Luis N. Morones and Mr. Samuel O Yúdico of his trip to Mexico City and that he expects to be able to meet them. Receipts from the Post Office on behalf of Mr. Luis N. Morones and Mr. Samuel O. Yúdico. Mr. Morones sends a telegram to Mr. Hernández asking him to inquire Mr. Fernando Torreblanca on mail sent to him. / Correspondencia entre los Srs. Luis N. Morones y Samuel O. Yúdico, representantes de la CROM y el Gral. Alvaro Obregón, en la que el primero informa al Gral. Obregón desconocer el "Gran Partido Sindicado del Trabajo" por no ser una organización obrera. Respuesta de enterado. Les informa el Gral. Alvaro Obregón a los Srs. Luis N. Morones y Samuel O. Yúdico su viaje a la ciudad de México y espera poder entrevistarse con ellos. Recibos de la Oficina de Correos a nombre de los Srs. Luis N. Morones y Samuel O. Yúdico. El Sr. Morones envía un telegrama al Sr. Hernández pidiendo le pregunte al Sr. Fernando Torreblanca si ya recibió su encargo
MORONES, Luis N. y Samuel O. YUDICO
No full textCorrespondence of Mr. Luis N. Morones, Mr. Samuel O. Yúdico, representatives of the CROM, and Gen. Alvaro Obregón, in which the former informs Gen. Obregón of not recognizing the "Great Labor Party" because it is not a worker's organization. Response of acknowledgement. Gen. Alvaro Obregón informs Mr. Luis N. Morones and Mr. Samuel O Yúdico of his trip to Mexico City and that he expects to be able to meet them. Receipts from the Post Office on behalf of Mr. Luis N. Morones and Mr. Samuel O. Yúdico. Mr. Morones sends a telegram to Mr. Hernández asking him to inquire Mr. Fernando Torreblanca on mail sent to him. / Correspondencia entre los Srs. Luis N. Morones y Samuel O. Yúdico, representantes de la CROM y el Gral. Alvaro Obregón, en la que el primero informa al Gral. Obregón desconocer el "Gran Partido Sindicado del Trabajo" por no ser una organización obrera. Respuesta de enterado. Les informa el Gral. Alvaro Obregón a los Srs. Luis N. Morones y Samuel O. Yúdico su viaje a la ciudad de México y espera poder entrevistarse con ellos. Recibos de la Oficina de Correos a nombre de los Srs. Luis N. Morones y Samuel O. Yúdico. El Sr. Morones envía un telegrama al Sr. Hernández pidiendo le pregunte al Sr. Fernando Torreblanca si ya recibió su encargo
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