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    Mineralöle

    E. Vellinger, H. Weiss, T. Salomon, R. N. Evans… in Zeitschrift für analytische Chemie (1932)

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    Eleostearic acid derivatives. I. Reactions at the carboxyl group

    Nine C1 substituted derivatives of eleostearic acid have been prepared and characterized by elemental analyses and spectrophotometric data. The preparation of two additional derivatives is indicated by infrared s...

    Shelby F. Thames, J. S. Long, O. D. Smith… in Journal of the American Oil Chemists Socie… (1968)

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    Selection of Electrolytes for Electrochemical Machining

    THE communication by Dr J. P. Hoare1 was of interest to us because we are working along similar lines. We suggest, however, that there is a more fundamental criterion for assessing the behaviour of a metal/electr...

    P. J. BODEN, J. M. EVANS in Nature (1969)

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    Effect Of Surface Finish Produced During Ecm Upon The Fatigue Life Of Nimonic 80A

    An assessment of the effect of surface finish produced during electrochemical machining upon fatigue life of Nimonic 80A has been made. Surfaces exhibiting pitting and intergranular attack showed slightly wors...

    J. M. Evans, P. J. Boden, A. A. Baker in Proceedings of the Twelfth International M… (1972)

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    An attempt to separate fractions rich in human Y sperm

    THE desire to predetermine sex before conception and thus alter the natural sex ratio has led many investigators to seek methods of separating the populations of X- and Y-bearing sperm and over the past 50 yea...

    J. M. EVANS, T. A. DOUGLAS, J. P. RENTON in Nature (1975)

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    Derivatives of eleostearic acid

    Eleven new derivatives of the carboxyl function of eleostearic acid have been prepared and characterized by elemental analysis, physical constants, and spectrophotometric data. It is shown that α-eleostearyl a...

    B. G. Bufkin, S. F. Thames, S. J. Jen… in Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Soci… (1976)

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    The Annual Meeting of the Pavlovian Society

    D. E. Anderson, R. L. Ray, S. Lease… in The Pavlovian journal of biological scienc… (1980)

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    Measurement of Blood Flow Using Ultrasound

    At present the only non-invasive method for calculating absolute volume flow in a specific blood vessel, transcutaneously, is based on ultrasonic techniques.

    J. M. Evans, R. Skidmore, J. P. Woodcock, P. N. Burns in Acoustical Imaging (1982)

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    Computer Controlled Anaesthesia

    The development of microcomputers has allowed sophisticated computer techniques to be applied to many clinical procedures. The practice of clinical anaesthesia presents a wide field for computer systems — in a...

    J. M. Evans, A. Fraser, C. C. Wise… in Computing in Anesthesia and Intensive Care (1983)

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    Multidisciplinary Approach to Prevention and Health Protection by Monitoring: Role of Individual Disciplines. The Engineer: Equipment, Plant Modifications, and Design I

    This paper shows that the chemical engineer’s role in occupational health extends from the laboratory, where the fundamental elements of a process are developed; to the pilot plant, where questions of unit ope...

    J. M. Evans in Assessment of Toxic Agents at the Workplace (1984)

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    Production Water/Waste Treatment and Site Remediation Technology Database for the Natural Gas Industry

    Natural gas industry operations generate various production waters and wastes. These materials are generally regulated and managed in accordance with the specific disposal method used. Depending upon the manne...

    J. T. Tallon, J. P. Fillo, J. M. Evans in Produced Water (1992)

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    Sources, Characteristics, and Management of Produced Waters from Natural Gas Production and Storage Operations

    Produced water is the single largest volume source of waste produced by the oil and gas industry. These waters are generated as a result of crude oil and natural gas production, including both onshore and offs...

    J. P. Fillo, S. M. Koraido, J. M. Evans in Produced Water (1992)

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    Biological Fate and Effect of Coalbed Methane Produced Waters Discharged into Streams of the Warrior Basin, Alabama

    Disposal of natural gas produced waters is a significant concern from both the economic view of environmental control costs and actual pollutant control. Produced waters are typically disposed by injection und...

    P. E. O’Neil, S. C. Harris, M. F. Mettee, H. R. Isaacson, J. M. Evans in Produced Water (1992)

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    Surface Discharge of Coalbed Methane Produced Waters in the Warrior Basin of Alabama, the Cedar Cove Model

    Recent implementation of water quality-based control of effluents, with toxicity testing requirements and possible biocriteria requirements, is evidence of a more comprehensive regulatory environment in the fu...

    P. E. O’Neil, H. R. Isaacson, J. M. Evans in Produced Water (1992)

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    The effect of drying schedule on the radial permeability ofPinus radiata D. Don

    The effect of air-,kiln-, and high-temperature drying on the radial permeability ofPinus radiata D. Don was studied. It was found that for both heartwood and sapwood the permeability increased as the severity of ...

    R. E. Booker, J. M. Evans in Holz als Roh- und Werkstoff (1994)

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    Field-Based Research on Elemental Mercury Spills

    Natural gas industry sites have been contaminated in the past by elemental mercury (Hg) from gas flowmeter manometers. Flowmeters (metering stations) are located throughout the natural gas distribution system ...

    J. A. Harju, V. Kühnel, D. S. Charlton, J. M. Evans in Mercury as a Global Pollutant (1995)

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    Field-based research on elemental mercury spills

    Natural gas industry sites have been contaminated in the past by elemental mercury (Hg) from gas flowmeter manometers. Flowmeters (metering stations) are located throughout the natural gas distribution system ...

    J. A. Harju, V. Kühnel, D. S. Charlton, J. M. Evans in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution (1995)

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    Spectral indices of cardiovascular adaptations to short-term simulated microgravity exposure

    We investigated the effects of exposure to microgravity on the baseline autonomic balance in cardiovascular regulation using spectral analysis of cardiovascular variables measured during supine rest. Heart rat...

    A. R. Patwardhan, J. M. Evans, M. Berk… in Integrative Physiological and Behavioral S… (1995)

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    Nonsteroidal antiiflammatory drugs and dyspepsia in the elderly

    Clare Tait, Roger Jones, N. J. Talley, J. M. Evans… in Digestive Diseases and Sciences (1996)

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    The modelling of the vapour boron treatment ofPinus radiata D. Don

    Two models of the vapour boron timber treatment process have been developed. The first model assumes that trimethyl borate and methanol penetrate timber boards by convective fluxes alone. The second model assu...

    J. M. Evans, R. B. Keey, J. C. F. Walker, R. J. Burton in Holz als Roh- und Werkstoff (1997)

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