2,266 research outputs found
Shaw Reade, S.N., Sale, J.B., Gallagher, M.D. & Daly, R.H. (Editors). — The Scientific Results of the Oman Flora and Fauna Survey 1977 (Dhofar). The Government Adviser for Conservation of the Environment, P.O. Box 246, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, 1980
No full textBourlière François. Shaw Reade, S.N., Sale, J.B., Gallagher, M.D. & Daly, R.H. (Editors). — The Scientific Results of the Oman Flora and Fauna Survey 1977 (Dhofar). The Government Adviser for Conservation of the Environment, P.O. Box 246, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, 1980. In: Revue d'Écologie (La Terre et La Vie), tome 36, n°2, 1982. p. 317
Iowa State Journal of Research 53.2
No full textSuleiman, S.A., and G.G. Brown. Spermiogenesis in the dog tick Dermacentor variabilis (Say). 93
Hollander, W.F., and W.J. Miller. Amputated, frayed, and sideburns: three new mutants in the pigeon. 109
Shaw, R.H. Calculation of soil moisture and stress conditions in 1976 and 1977. 119
Stanley, C.D., and R.H. Shaw. The relationship of evapotranspiration to open-pan evaporation through-out the growth cycle of soybeans. 129
Berry, E.C., W.D. Guthrie, and J.E. Campbell. European corn borer: relationship between leaf-feeding damage and yield losses in inbred and single-cross corn. 137
Ghidiu, G.M., E.C. Berry, and W>D> Guthrie. Systemic uptake of carbofuran in maize genotypes to control first-generation European corn borer Ostrinia nubilalis (Hubner). 147
Owens, E.D., and E.R. Hart. Mite complexes associated with apple foliage in Iowa (Arachnida: Acarina). 153
Carlson, R.E, N.N. Momen, O. Arjmand. and R.H. Shaw. Leaf-water potential and diffusive resistance relationships to yield and yield components of soybeans. 161</p
Iowa State College Journal of Science 35.4
No full textX-ray diffraction patterns of sonically disrupted microorganisms. Loyd Y, Quinn ad Donald L. Biggs, 425
Commercial laundering of woven cotton, linen, rayon, and cellulose secondary actetate. Ruth Gerber, J.S. Taylor, and Rachel Edgar. 437
Estimation of corn maturity in Iowa. R.H. Shaw. 457
Carbon dioxide fixing systems in Mycobacterium phlei gown in a chemically defined medium. T. Myoda and C.H. Werkman. 463
Ten new species of Phytocoris from North America. Harry H. Knight. 473
Author and Subject Indices, Vol. 35. 485</p
Soil Moisture available for Plant Growth in Iowa by R.H. Shaw, R.E. Felch, and E.R. Duncan, November 1972
No full textThe data presented in this report were produced as follows. The spring or earliest available sample was used as the starting point, and daily soil moisture values were computed through Oct. 31 by the technique developed by Shaw (1963). Any soil-moisture data available between these dates were used to check and " edit" the calculated soil moisture
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Iowa State Journal of Science 46.4
No full textAspiazu, Celestino, Robert H. Shaw. Comparison of several methods of growing-degree-unit calculations for corn (Zea mays L.) 435
Felch, R.E., R.H. Shaw and E.R, Duncan. The climatology of growing degrees in Iowa. 443
Jarvis, J.L. and W.D. Guthrie. Relation of horticultural characteristics of peppers to damage by larvae of the European corn borer. 463</p
Shepherd, Opal Grace (Birth, 1906-12-02)
No full textAddress: 1826 Chase Avenue6563/Pg. 55/1906/F W/Mt. Airy, Ohio/Cinti, Ohio/Dr. R.H. Whalon, Probate Court Order/3-31-48 Grace LePoris, Dep. Reg.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'SHAW-SHONTER'
Iowa State Journal of Research 47.3
No full textMathwig, H.J. Food and population characteristics of Iowa coyotes. 167
Shaw, R.H. and P.J. Waite. Dry and wt, July-August rainfall areas in Iowa. 191
Zagata, M.D. A.O. Haugen. Pilot Knob State Park: A winter deer haven. 199</p
Shock, Robert C. (Death, 1894-10-18)
No full textAddress: Spring Grove Ave. near Brashears St.Age at death: 33-4-24277/Pg 99/1894/M W S/Cinti, Ohio/Dr. R.H. Whallon/A.G Spaeth/Spring Grove Cem.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'SHAW-SHONTER'
Subcontract Work by Thompson Products, Inc.
No full textIn April, 1954, Thompson Products Inc. formally began work on a program leading to the fabrication of two test radiators. The work done to date is summarized in report number PWAC-127, First Technical Report by Thompson Products Inc. on Liquid-Metal-to-Air Radiators and in PWAC-128, Second Technical Report by Thompson Products Inc. on Liquid-Metal-to-Air Radiators. The first report describes possible radiator design concepts meeting the required specifications and presents an analytical method which was derived to optimize the designs. Thompson Products has decided that a core with cast NaK passages in combination with the sheet-metal, ribbon fins on the airside offers maximum reliability. The second report formulates the analysis of the final radiator design and presents the fabrication and evaluation studies used to select the design. To evaluate the permeability of cast NaK passages, Thompson Products is planning to build a hot NaK flow rig. A parallel investigation on wrought materials will be carried out as an alternate NaK passage type. The next phase of the program, the final design of the test radiator, has started
Subcontract Work by the Ferrotherm Co.
No full textThe Ferrotherm Company is undertaking a design study of a test radiator. Since January 21, 1955, preliminary designs of several radiators have been completed prior to the selection of one for the final design study. Ferrotherm has been given prototype design specifications for structural design, typical in-flight prototype performance specifications for core-size estimates, test core specifications for their design study, and a method whereby radiators may be evaluated. From analysis of the prototype specifications a matrix will be selected for the test core design study. Although the analysis has narrowed to both a plate-and-sheet-metal fin and a plate-and-pin-fin core geometry, Ferrotherm is more or less committed to pin-fins
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