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Letter from M. Stanly, E. V. Johnson and Company, to Mrs. Williams, 1848
No full textThis letter discusses the hiring of Sarah G. Williams' slave Alexander
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Sen. Douglas and Gov. G. Mennen Williams accept membership to Viva Kennedy Club (photograph)
No full text(L. to R.) Senator Paul Douglas, Jose Alvarado, and Michigan Governor G. Mennen Williams. Sen. Douglas and Gov. G. Mennen Williams accept membership to Viva Kennedy Clubs
Charles G. Williams, Wisconsin Congressman
No full text4 x 2 cabinet card, portrait of a man with a mustache wearing a suit and bow tiePersons Venners - Wyckoff P70 Divider "W" Accordion Folder "W" P70 Original Index 12. Williams, Chas G. Envelope P70 "W" 12. Williams, Chas G.Hon Chas G. Williams MC Wis. 1881 [Photographer stamp] C M Bell Artist 459, 461, 463 & 465 Penn Avenue Washingto
Evaluation of the sums
No full textsummary:The convolution sum is evaluated for and all . This completes the partial evaluation given in the paper of J. G. Huard, Z. M. Ou, B. K. Spearman, K. S. Williams
A comparison of the chemical analyses of cell lipids with their complete proton NMR spectrum
No full textWhole cells are made up of molecules in different environments to which NMR spectroscopy is sensitive. In particular, malignant and transformed cells contain lipids not only in bilayers but in isotropically tumbling domains which give rise to high-resolution spectra. We have recently developed a technique for simultaneously analyzing broadline and high-resolution signals (M. Bloom, K. T. Holmes, C. E. Mountford, and P. G. Williams, <i>J. Magn. Reson</i>., in press) and we report here its application to a range of rat, mouse, and human cell lines. Some selected features of the NMR spectra were compared with the chemical analysis of the whole-cell lipid. We found that in general the proportion of protons in the narrow methylene resonance at 1.3 ppm increased with the neutral lipid content of the cells. This peak was chosen because its <i>T<sub>2</sub></i> relaxation behavior correlates with metastatic potential in a rat model system. This new technique could be applied to other high-resolution components both in healthy and in diseased states
The marriage record of Robles, William M. and Williams, Lilly G
No full textMarriage license for Lilly G. Williams and William M. Robles
Sarabande for piano left hand
No full textTrack 12 from WILLIAMS, G.: Chamber Music (M. Mitchell, London Chamber Ensemble)
Justene Williams: The Curtain Breathed Deeply
No full textJustene Williams: The Curtain Breathed Deeply presents an in-depth investigation and visually arresting overview of her recent major commission presented at Artspace, Sydney in 2014 and MUMA, Melbourne in early 2015. The exhibition and this publication have been generously supported by Catalyst: Katherine Hannay Visual Arts Commission which enabled Artspace to support Williams in the production of this new work at a pivotal moment in her career.No Full Tex
Exploring face perception in disorders of development: evidence from Williams syndrome and autism
Get PDFIndividuals with Williams syndrome (WS) and autism are characterized by different social phenotypes but have been said to show similar atypicalities of face-processing style. Although the structural encoding of faces may be similarly atypical in these two developmental disorders, there are clear differences in overall face skills. The inclusion of both populations in the same study can address how the profile of face skills varies across disorders. The current paper explored the processing of identity, eye-gaze, lip-reading, and expressions of emotion using the same participants across face domains. The tasks had previously been used to make claims of a modular structure to face perception in typical development. Participants with WS (N=15) and autism (N=20) could be dissociated from each other, and from individuals with general developmental delay, in the domains of eye-gaze and expression processing. Individuals with WS were stronger at these skills than individuals with autism. Even if the structural encoding of faces appears similarly atypical in these groups, the overall profile of face skills, as well as the underlying architecture of face perception, varies greatly. The research provides insights into typical and atypical models of face perception in WS and autism
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