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| High Court Of Rajasthan - RJHC010008432006 (2007-05-11) | Sales Tax Revision No.478/2006 M/s. Maheshwari Minerals & Chemicals. vs. Assistant Commercial Taxes Officer, Udaipur. 2. S.B. Civil Sales Tax Revision No.486/2006 M/s. Maheshwari Minerals & Chemicals. vs. Assistant Commercial Taxes Officer, Udaipur. 3. S.B. Civil Sales Tax Revision Mirrored from https://github.com/vanga/indian-high-court-judgments | 2007 | 2025-11-16T16:18:47Z |
| The Ton DJ (GB) House & Garage Show (2021-01-27) | The Ton DJ (GB) House & Garage Show - (2021-01-27) **3 hours of classic UKG, Jungle and UK Funky**1??Nothin Like This (Duncan Powell Intro Mix)?Omar?Nothin Like This - Single?2??Holiday Da Vybe?Groove Chronicles? ?3??The Real Deal (Original Mix)?D.E.A Project?Underground Classics Volume 1?4??Anytime - Nu Birth (Groove Chronicles Mix)??5??Feelings (original mix)? - Groove Chronicles?6??Diamonds (Bee Q & Unique Remix) - Rihanna?7??Weekend Love (remix) - Duncan Powell??8??How Deep Your Love (Original Mix) - Groove Chronicles9??Taken for Granted (Groove Chronicles remix) - Sia10??Millenium Funk - Groove Chronicles11??Am I Wrong (Bee Q and Unique Remix) - Nico & Vinz12??Hold On - Groove Chronicles?13??Just The Way (Now You Know) - Industry Standard?14??Belo Horizonti (Ramsay & Fen mix) - The Heartists?15??The Theme (Duncan Powell Remix) - Dreem Teem16??Just Gets Better (Todd Edwards - TJR Feat Xavier17??Fine (Jaimeson remix) - Whitney Houston18??Let's Push Things Forward (Zed Bias Dub Mix) ; | 2021 | 2021-07-05T21:33:08Z |
| Letty C. R. Favorites | Letty C. R. Favorites | | 2016-09-24T13:55:03Z |
| Murrieta teacher grooming students! | This teacher at @MurrietaUSD claims, if a child says they are non-binary, the child is most certainly not confused and we just need to affirm the child. If you'd like to support the Our Watch ministry, please visit: https://www.ourwatchnow.com/donate Connect with Pastor Tim Thompson —— Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OurWatchwithtimthompson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourwatch_timthompson Twitter: https://twitter.com/realpastortim Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/ourwatchwithtimthompson Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/OurWatchwithTimThompson Web: https://www.ourwatchnow.com Linktree: https://linktr.ee/_ourwatch 👉 👉📖 GRAB Pastor Tims Book 👉 👉 https://www.amazon.com/Awake-Americas-Final-Great-Awakening/dp/B08XNDNS9B/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 🎤 For Speaking Requests: https://www.ourwatchnow.com/speaking —— | 2022 | 2023-04-04T05:44:21Z |
| Uma Igreja que crê na Vida em Células [#CriadoParaSerEterno #5] | Por Pr. L. Roberto Silvado. Mensagem 5 da série \"#CriadoParaSerEterno\". https://bbcst.net/B5747N | 2015 | 2021-06-27T10:36:41Z |
| What’s Going On With John Fetterman? | John Fetterman’s office released a statement about his stay in a mental health facility for severe depression, claiming that he was “doing well.” I feel bad for him, obviously, but I don't think that's the full truth. He should resign. Only DailyWire+ members can watch the full episodes of my podcast. Join here: https://bit.ly/3Bba9S4 LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos. https://www.youtube.com/c/Candaceshow Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/mtkm3Xva5wA Watch “The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM” exclusively on DailyWire+: https://bit.ly/3RCaUK1 Grab some “Yes We CANdace” merch: https://bit.ly/3TA0s6T #CandaceOwens #News #Politics #Culture #PopCulture #DailyWire #JohnFetterman #Fetterman #Pennsylvania #Senator #SenatorFetterman #Stroke #MentalHealth #Depression #JoeBiden | 2023 | 2023-06-13T21:48:11Z |
| Classic Concentration (1988)(Sharedata)(Side A)[cr Ikari] | Classic Concentration (1988)(Sharedata)(Side A)[cr Ikari] NOTE: This emulation has multiple disk images. To switch between them, press ALT-8 and select among the .d64 filenames to load that floppy into the drive. | | 2018-09-02T21:41:17Z |
| C. Reider and C. Hodges - Four Improvisations | C.Reider and C.Hodges live in Northern Colorado in the United States. Here the duo create flowing improvised pieces using various electronic and acoustic objects: small sounds, drone and gentle echoes. For more info on CR & CH: http://vuzhmusic.com Track Info 1. May 12, 2012 ch: metal cr: metal and electronics 2. July 4, 2011 ch: guitar cr: voice and electronics 3. Undated Probably 2010 ch: shake tines cr: tall tines 4. April 30, 2012 ch: ottoman cr: listening 1 and 2 happened in the blue room 3 happened in the yellow room 4 happened in art lab photos by ch 2013 CC BY NC SA | 2013 | 2013-01-20T10:58:01Z |
| Lid for DoogieLabs' CR-10S bowden drive with guide and filament sensing (2770180) | Printed as-is in Gembird PETG (Dutch manufacturer) at 235°C with 80°C heated bed, "Everyday" brand (generic) hairspray on a 300x300 mirror directly on top of the aluminium plate. 50 mm/s worked fine for me, YMMV. Has a 2° taper on the part that goes inside the sensor housing, and fits in just fine at 100% on my printer. It's not loose, but it is easy to remove, so you may want to oversize to 101% or 102% to make it a tighter fit. The reason the actual extruder parts aren't shown in the picture is because, as you can see in the second picture, it's mounted directly above my hot end to turn the printer into a makeshift direct drive-alike. The reason it's not color coordinated is because I was testing different filaments and wasn't sure how well this would work yet. | 2018 | 2021-01-18T09:09:07Z |
| Veronica Patterson on the Poets Co-op TV Show Episode 42 | Veronica Patterson on the Poets Co-op TV Show Episode 42. . This show was recorded on March25, 2011 on CCTV 54 at Catalyst High School in Lafayette, Colorado. Please see www.videopoetry.org for more great poetry. | 2011 | 2011-03-27T08:13:24Z |
| 20 Question Validation Blinded Study Run A ASO RNAi CRISPR ICU Oncology | Lock & Freeze Protocol Statement: All preregistered predictions and blinded study information are frozen and locked before validation. Secret answer key is held by AI Grader (Sister Grader) in a confirmed sterile testing environment and is only viewable by us after locking our predictions. ✅ Protocol status now ✔ exam issued ✔ key committed ✔ hash publicly posted BEFORE predictions ✔ verification method defined We are now in a valid blinded prospective state. Rubric Lock And Freeze SHA-256 of secret answer key is: b7c7c7d8d5e9e7b5e2e56db4c1bcb3a3d0c3d1c0d0c0c6a06dfac1c3bb2bbf07 Validation of PPAI predictive mode and system state solution on vignette style 20 case run A. Rubric and exam and SHA-256 key hash locked and frozen before grading by sister grader. ____BEGIN LOCKED TEST EXAM RUN A — 20 BLINDED CLINICAL TRAJECTORIES Submission format (REQUIRED) Return exactly: 01:0.XX 02:0.XX ... 20:0.XX No explanations. Probabilities only. CASES ⸻ 01 — SMA presymptomatic treatme; | 2026 | 2026-02-26T13:01:16Z |
| Centre Crystal (1984)(C+VG)[cr Rio Baan] | Centre Crystal (1984)(C+VG)[cr Rio Baan] | | 2021-04-17T14:57:10Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19860022230: The effect of variations of cobalt content on the cyclic oxidation resistance of selected Ni-base superalloys | Cobalt levels were systematically varied in the Ni-base turbine alloys U-700 (cast), U-700m(PM/HIP), Waspaloy, Mar-M-247, In-738, Nimonic-115, U-720, and SX-R-150. The cobalt levels ranged from 0 wt % to the nominal commercial content in each alloy. The alloys were tested in cyclic oxidation in static air at 1000, 1100 and 1150 C for 500, 200 and 100 hr respectively. An oxidation attack parameter, Ka derived from the specific weight change versus time data was used to evaluate the oxidation behavior of the alloys along with X-ray diffraction analysis of the surface oxides. The alloys tend to form either Cr2O3/chromite spinel or Al2O3/aluminate spinel depending on the CR/Al ratio in the alloys. Alloys with a ratio of 3.5 or higher tend to favor the Cr oxides while those under 3.0 form mostly Al oxides. In general the Al2O3/aluminate spinel forming alloys have the better oxidation resistance. Increased cobalt content lowers the scaling resistance of the higher Cr alloys while a 5.0 wt % ; | 1986 | 2016-09-17T11:03:39Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19830006396: Electromagnetic studies of redox systems for energy storage | Both chromium and iron couples were studied on various electrode surfaces in acidic perchlorate solution by using rotating ring-disk techniques. It was found that chloride which forms inner sphere coordination complexes with the redox species enhances the electrode kinetics dramatically. The effects of lead underpotential deposition and surface alloy formation on the kinetics of the chromium couple on gold were studied using both linear sweep voltammetry and potential step techniques. The lad underpotential deposition was found to slow down the kinetics of the reduction of the Cr species on gold surfaces although increase the hydrogen overvoltage. The effect on the chromium kinetics can be explained in terms of principally a double layer effect. The underpotential deposition lead species with its positive charge results in a decrease in the concentration of the Cr species at the electrode surface. Similar phenomena were also observed with bismuth underpotential deposition on gold for t; | 1981 | 2016-08-12T09:50:05Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19830016367: The effects of Ni, Mo, Ti and Si on the mechanical properties of Cr free Mn steel (Fe-25Mn-5Al-2C) | The FeMnAlC alloys may hold potential as Cr-free replacements for high strategic material iron base superalloys, but little is known about their intermediate temperature (650 C to 870 C) mechanical properties. The effects of alloying elements on the mechanical properties of model FeMnAlC alloys were studied. Results showed that modified FeMnAlC alloys had promising short term, intermediate temperature properties but had relatively poor stress rupture lives at 172 MPa and 788 C. Room temperature and 788 C tensile strength of FeMnAlC alloys were better than common cast stainless steels. Changes in room temperature tensile and 788 C tensile strength and ductility, and 788 C stress rupture life were correlated with changes in Ni, Mo, Ti, and Si levels due to alloying effects on interstitial carbon levels and carbide morphology. Fe-25Mn-5Al-2C had a very poor stress rupture life at 172 MPa and 788 C. Addition of carbide-forming elements improved the stress rupture life. | 1982 | 2016-08-16T01:59:10Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19850013295: Evaluation results of the 700 deg C Chinese strain gauges. [for gas turbine engine] | Gauges fabricated from specially developed Fe-Cr-Al-V-Ti-Y alloy wire in the Republic of China were evaluated for use in static strain measurement of hot gas turbine engines. Gauge factor variation with temperature, apparent strain, and drift were included. Results of gauge factor versus temperature tests show gauge factor decreasing with increasing temperature. The average slope is -3-1/2 percent/100 K, with an uncertainty band of + or - 8 percent. Values of room temperature gauge factor for the Chinese and Kanthal A-1 gauges averaged 2.73 and 2.12, respectively. The room temperature gauge factor of the Chinese gauges was specified to be 2.62. The apparent strain data for both the Chinese alloy and Kanthal A-1 showed large cycle to cycle nonrepeatability. All apparent strain curves had a similar S-shape, first going negative and then rising to positive value with increasing temperatures. The mean curve for the Chinese gauges between room temperature and 100 K had a total apparent stra; | 1985 | 2016-09-13T11:06:43Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19850010763: Effects of MAR-M247 substrate (modified) composition on coating oxidation coating/substrate interdiffusion. M.S. Thesis. Final Report; [protective coatings for hot section components of gas turbine engines] | The effects of gamma+gamma' Mar-M247 substrate composition on gamma+beta Ni-Cr-Al-Zr coating oxidation and coating/substrate interdiffusion were evaluated. These results were also compared to a prior study for a Ni-Cr-Al-Zr coated gamma Ni-Cr-Al substrate with equivalent Al and Cr atomic percentages. Cyclic oxidation behavior at 1130 C was investigated using change in weight curves. Concentration/distance profiles were measured for Al, Cr, Co, W, and Ta. The surface oxides were examined by X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy. The results indicate that variations of Ta and C concentrations in the substrate do not affect oxidation resistance, while additions of grain boundary strengthening elements (Zr, Hf, B) increase oxidation resistance. In addition, the results indicate that oxidation phenomena in gamma+beta/gamma+gamma' Mar-M247 systems have similar characteristics to the l gamma+beta/gamma Ni-Cr-Al system. | 1985 | 2016-09-13T09:05:58Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19730017799: Development of dispersion strengthened nickel-chromium alloy (Ni-Cr-ThO2) sheet for space shuttle vehicles, part 2 | Two dispersion strengthened nickel base alloy systems were developed for use at temperatures up to 1204 C(2200 F); TD nickel chromium (TDNiCr) and TD nickel chromium aluminum (TDNiCrA1). They are considered candidate materials for use on the thermal protection systems of the space shuttle and for long term use in aircraft gas turbine engine applications. Improved manufacturing processes were developed for the fabrication of TDNiCr sheet and foil to specifications. Sheet rolling process studies and extrusion studies were made on two aluminum containing alloys: Ni-16%Cr-3.5%A1-2%ThO2 and Ni-16%Cr-5.0%A12%ThO2. Over 1600 kg.(3500 lb.) of plate, sheet, foil, bar and extrusion products were supplied to NASA Centers for technology studies. | 1972 | 2016-07-10T12:25:13Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19850026526: Cosmic ray modulation in a random anisotropic magnetic field | Inhomogeneities of the interplanetary magnetic field can be divided into small scale and large scale ones as may be required by the character of the problem of cosmic ray (CR) propagation. CR propagation in stochastic magnetic fields is of diffusion character. The main contribution into the scattering of CR particles is made by their interaction with inhomogeneities of the magnetic field H which have characteristic dimensions 1 of the order of Larmor radius R=cp/eH of particle (p is the absolute value of particle momentum, e is particle charge, c is velocity of light). Scattering of particles on such inhomogeneities leads to their diffusion mostly along a magnetic field with characteristic dimensions of variation in space exceeding the mean free path. | 1985 | 2016-09-13T21:35:23Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19900009243: Identification of a cast iron alloy containing nonstrategic elements | A program was performed to address the mechanical and environmental needs of Stirling engine heater head and regenerator housing components, while reducing the dependence on strategic materials. An alloy was developed which contained no strategic elemental additions per se. The base is iron with additions of manganese, molybdenum, carbon, silicon, niobium, and ferro-chromium. Such an alloy should be producible on a large scale at very low cost. The resulting alloy, designated as NASAUT 4G-Al, contained 15 Mn, 15 Cr, 2 Mo, 1.5 C, 1.0 Si, 1.0 Nb (in weight percent) with a balance of Fe. This alloy was optimized for chemistry, based upon tensile strength, creep-rupture strength, fracture behavior, and fatigue resistance up to 800 C. Alloys were also tested for environmental compatibility. The microstructure and mechanic properties (including hardness) were assessed in the as-cast condition and following several heat treatments, including one designed to simulate a required braze cycle. Th; | 1989 | 2016-09-24T05:48:32Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20170000388: Streamlining the Design Tradespace for Earth Imaging Constellations | Satellite constellations and Distributed Spacecraft Mission (DSM) architectures offer unique benefits to Earth observation scientists and unique challenges to cost estimators. The Cost and Risk (CR) module of the Tradespace Analysis Tool for Constellations (TAT-C) being developed by NASA Goddard seeks to address some of these challenges by providing a new approach to cost modeling, which aggregates existing Cost Estimating Relationships (CER) from respected sources, cost estimating best practices, and data from existing and proposed satellite designs. Cost estimation through this tool is approached from two perspectives: parametric cost estimating relationships and analogous cost estimation techniques. The dual approach utilized within the TAT-C CR module is intended to address prevailing concerns regarding early design stage cost estimates, and offer increased transparency and fidelity by offering two preliminary perspectives on mission cost. This work outlines the existing cost model; | 2016 | 2021-02-06T00:40:47Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20170004666: Chemical | The chemical, structural and microstructural behavior of steels (304, 316 and A36), titanium-aluminum alloy (Ti-Al, (6Al-4V)), aluminum-magnesium alloy (Al-Mg, 6061), and coatings (Silcolloy and Dursan (SilcoTek Corporation)) were probed after exposure to iodine laminar flow. Exposures were carried out in a custom-built Iodine Vapor RIG (IVR) at 300 degrees C to an iodine laminar vapor flow of 1 mg min(exp. -1), carried by 145 mL-min(exp. -1) argon gas, for 5, 15 and 30 days. Samples were characterized before and after the experiment by gravimetric analysis, X-ray diffraction (XRD) and cross section electron microscopy analysis coupled with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS). All steels exposed for 30 days formed scales consisting mainly of metal (Cr, Fe, Ni) oxides showing different chemistry, microstructure and crystalline phases. Elemental iodine was only detected by EDS analysis in the scales of stainless steels 304 and 316. After 30 days, the Ti-Al exhibited no detectable ; | 2017 | 2022-06-25T20:13:52Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20160002381: Assessing the Formation of Ungrouped Achondrite Northwest Africa 8186: Residue | The recent discoveries of primitive achondrites, metachondrites, and type 7 chondrites challenge the long held idea that all chondrites and achondrites form on separate parent bodies. These meteorites have experienced metamorphic temperatures above petrologic type 6 and have partially melted to various degrees. However, because of their isotopic and compositional similarities to both undifferentiated and differentiated groups, the provenance of these 'type 6+' meteorites remains largely unknown. CK and CV chondrites have recently been linked to a few achondrites due to their strong compositional, mineralogical, and isotopic similarities], suggesting a common origin between these meteorites. Although CVs have generally undergone low degrees of alteration near petrologic type 3, CKs have experienced a wide range of thermal alteration from petrologic type 3 to 6. Thermal evolution models on early accreting bodies predict that an early forming body can partially differentiate due to radiog; | 2016 | 2021-01-12T02:50:37Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20080014318: The Chronology of Asteroid Accretion, Differentiation, and Secondary Mineralization | We evaluate initial (Al-26/Al-27)(sub I), (Mn-53/Mn-55)(sub I), (Hf-182/Hf-180)(sub I), and Pb-207/Pb-206 ages for igneous differentiated meteorites and chondrules from ordinary chondrites for consistency with radioactive decay of the parent nuclides within a common, closed isotopic system, i.e., the early solar nebula. We find that the relative abundances of Al-26, Mn-53, and Hf-182, here denoted by I(Al)(sub CAI, I(Mn)(sub CAI) and I(Hf)(sub CAI), are consistent with decay from common initial values for the bulk solar system. I(Mn)(sub CAI) and I(Hf)(sub CAI) = 9.1+/-1.7 x 10(exp -6) and 1.06+/-0.09 x 10(exp -6) respectively, correspond to the canonical value of I(Al)(sub CAI) = 5.1 x 10(exp -5). I(Hf)(sub CAI) thus determined is consistent with I(Hf)(sub CAI) = 1.003+/-0.045 x 10(exp -6) directly determined in separate work. I(Mn)(sub CAI) is within error of the lowest value directly determined for CAI. We suggest that erratically higher values directly determined for CAI in carbona; | 2008 | 2016-11-02T20:52:23Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20090034473: Liquid Engine Design: Effect of Chamber Dimensions on Specific Impulse | Which assumption of combustion chemistry - frozen or equilibrium - should be used in the prediction of liquid rocket engine performance calculations? Can a correlation be developed for this? A literature search using the LaSSe tool, an online repository of old rocket data and reports, was completed. Test results of NTO/Aerozine-50 and Lox/LH2 subscale and full-scale injector and combustion chamber test results were found and studied for this task. NASA code, Chemical Equilibrium with Applications (CEA) was used to predict engine performance using both chemistry assumptions, defined here. Frozen- composition remains frozen during expansion through the nozzle. Equilibrium- instantaneous chemical equilibrium during nozzle expansion. Chamber parameters were varied to understand what dimensions drive chamber C* and Isp. Contraction Ratio is the ratio of the nozzle throat area to the area of the chamber. L is the length of the chamber. Characteristic chamber length, L*, is the length that th; | 2009 | 2016-11-03T22:07:07Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20010059237: Burner Rig Hot Corrosion of Five Ni-Base Alloys Including Mar-M247 | The hot corrosion resistance of four new Ni-base superalloys was compared to that of Mar-M247 by testing in a Mach 0.3 burner rig at 900 C for 300 1-hr cycles. While the Al content was held the same as in the Mar-M247, the Cr and Co levels in the four new alloys were decreased while other strengthening elements (Re, Ta) were increased. Surprisingly, despite their lower Cr and Co contents, the hot corrosion behavior of all four new alloys was superior to that of the Mar-M247 alloy. The Mar-M247 alloy began to lose weight almost immediately whereas the other four alloys appeared to undergo an incubation period of 50-150 1-hr cycles. Examination of the cross-sectional microstructures showed regions of rampant corrosion attack (propagation stage) in all five alloys after 300 1-hr cycles . This rampant corrosion morphology was similar for each of the alloys with Ni and Cr sulfides located in an inner subscale region. The morphology of the attack suggests a classic "Type I", or high temperat; | 2000 | 2016-10-18T13:56:44Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 20140010382: The Virtual Observatory Service TheoSSA: Establishing a Database of Synthetic Stellar Flux Standards I. NLTE Spectral Analysis of the DA-Type White Dwarf G191-B2B *,**,***,**** | Hydrogen-rich, DA-type white dwarfs are particularly suited as primary standard stars for flux calibration. State-of-the-art NLTE models consider opacities of species up to trans-iron elements and provide reliable synthetic stellar-atmosphere spectra to compare with observations. Aims. We will establish a database of theoretical spectra of stellar flux standards that are easily accessible via a web interface. Methods. In the framework of the Virtual Observatory, the German Astrophysical Virtual Observatory developed the registered service TheoSSA. It provides easy access to stellar spectral energy distributions (SEDs) and is intended to ingest SEDs calculated by any model-atmosphere code. In case of the DA white dwarf G191-B2B, we demonstrate that the model reproduces not only its overall continuum shape but also the numerous metal lines exhibited in its ultraviolet spectrum. Results. TheoSSA is in operation and contains presently a variety of SEDs for DA-type white dwarfs. It will be ; | 2013 | 2016-11-15T00:56:52Z |
| Gauntlet (1986)(U.S. Gold)[cr A B C Warrior] | Gauntlet (1986)(U.S. Gold)[cr A B C Warrior] | | 2021-04-18T16:52:55Z |
| History Of The Diocese Of Sault Ste, Marie And Marquette; Containing A Full And Accurate Account Of The Development Of The Catholic Church In Upper Michigan, With Portraits Of Bishops, Priests And Illustrations Of Churches Old And New, Volume 1 | CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. THE RIGHT REVEREND FREDERIC BARAGA His family history and his birth. His studies and ordination to priesthood. Resolves to go as a missionary to America. Arrives in Cincinnati. Goes to Arbre Croche. His missionary labors there 17 CHAPTER II. Baraga establishes a mission on the Grand River. He goes to La Pointe, Wisconsin. His labors in the St. Joseph mission. Visits his native country. His literary labors. 52 CHAPTER III. Baraga establishes the mission at L'Anse. Writes his Indian grammar. He visits Eagle Harbor, his first white mission. His activity at L'Anse 77 CHAPTER IV. Upper Michigan is made a Vicariate Apostolic. Baraga is created its first Vicar Apostolic. Is consecrated Bishop in Cincinnati. Visits his native country in search of priests and means. Returns to his Vicariate and takes up his residence at Sault Ste. Marie. The first ordination in the Diocese. His extraordinary activity. The Vicariate Apostolic is created into the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie 9; | 1906 | 2015-07-01T21:12:21Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19740006077: High temperature, low-cycle fatigue of copper-base alloys in argon. Part 1: Preliminary results for 12 alloys at 1000 F (538 C) | Short-term tensile evaluations at room temperature and 538 C and low-cycle fatigue evaluations at 538 C are presented for the following materials: Zirconium copper-annealed, Zirconium copper-1/4 hard, Zirconium copper-1/2 hard, Tellurium copper-1/2 hard, Chromium copper-SA and aged, OFHC copper-hard, OFHC copper-1/4 hard, OFHC copper-annealed, Silver-as drawn, Zr-Cr-Mg copper-SA, CW and aged, Electroformed copper-30-35 ksi, and Co-Be-Zr- copper-SA, aged. A total of 50 tensile tests and 76 low-cycle fatigue tests were performed using a strain rate of 0.2 percent per second. | 1973 | 2016-07-12T14:08:47Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19770022206: Improved high pressure turbine shroud | A new high pressure turbine shroud material has been developed from the consolidation of prealloyed powders of Ni, Cr, Al and Y. The new material, a filler for cast turbine shroud body segments, is called Genaseal. The development followed the identification of oxidation resistance as the primary cause of prior shroud deterioration, since conversion to oxides reduces erosion resistance and increases spalling under thermal cycled engine conditions. The NICrAlY composition was selected in preference to NIAL and FeCRALY alloys, and was formulated to a prescribed density range that offers suitable erosion resistance, thermal conductivity and elastic modulus for improved behavior as a shroud. | 1977 | 2016-07-26T18:49:30Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19740013021: Comparison of isothermal and cyclic oxidation behavior of twenty-five commercial sheet alloys at 1150 C | The cyclic and isothermal oxidation resistance of 25 high-temperature Ni-, Co-, and Fe-base sheet alloys after 100 hours in air at 1150 C was compared. The alloys were evaluated in terms of their oxidation, scaling, and vaporization rates and their tendency for scale spallation. These values were used to develop an oxidation rating parameter based on effective thickness change, as calculated from a mass balance. The calculated thicknesses generally agreed with the measured values, including grain boundary oxidation, to within a factor of 3. Oxidation behavior was related to composition, particularly Cr and Al content. | 1974 | 2016-07-13T22:46:59Z |
| NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) 19730003128: Comet Encke: Meteor metallic ion identification by mass spectrometer | Metal ions including Na-40(+), Mg-24(+), Si-28(+), K-39(+), Ca-40(+), Sc-45(+), Cr-52(+), Fe-56(+), and Ni-58(+) were detected in the upper atmosphere during the beta Taurids meteor shower. Abundances of these ions relative to Si(+) show agreement in most instances with chondrites. A notable exception is 45(+), which is Sc(+), is 100 times more abundant than neutral scandium found in chondrites. | 1972 | 2016-07-09T16:03:00Z |
| เตรียมเปิดตัว! ส่องสเป็ก All-New Honda CR-V Hybrid โฉมใหม่ แรงสุดที่เคยมีมา! - [ที่สุด] | | 2022 | 2023-01-11T06:30:45Z |
| Age-Related and Overall Mortality: Control vs CR Survival Curves | AI-generated image description: Two Kaplan-Meier survival curves comparing Control vs caloric restriction (CR) groups for age-related mortality (panel B) and overall mortality (panel C) over age in years. AI-extracted visible text: B Age-related mortality 100% 75% Survival 50% 25% 0% Control CR 10 15 20 25 30 35 C Overall mortality 100% 75% Survival 50% 25% 0% Control CR 10 15 20 25 30 35 Age (years) Originally embedded in "Anti-Aging Solutions, And the Scientists Who Love Them", an article by Mona Chalabi: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/anti-aging-solutions-and-the-scientists-who-love-them/ Original source URL: https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/screen-shot-2014-05-05-at-11-30-39-am.png AI disclosure: Image descriptions and visible-text extraction were generated using Sonnet 4.6 by Anthropic. | 2014 | 2026-05-24T05:51:21Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1972-09-28 | 01 Brown Eyed Women 02 Mexicali Blues 03 Mississippi Half-Step 04 Black Throated Wind 05 Don't Ease Me In 06 El Paso 07 He's Gone > 08 The Other One > 09 Me & Bobby McGee > 10 The Other One > 11 Wharf Rat | 1972 | 2025-04-11T11:57:29Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Louisiana State U on 1977-10-16 | 01-SUGAREE 02-CASSIDY 03-LOSER 04-NEW MINGLEWOOD BLUES 05-FRIENDS OF THE DEVIL 06-SUNRISE 07-DIRE WOLF 08-THE MUSIC NEVER STOPPED | 1977 | 2008-12-15T04:37:05Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Music Hall on 1973-12-02 | Set 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Beat It On Down The Line, Dire Wolf, The Race is On, Brown Eyed Women, Jack Straw, Ramble On Rose, El Paso, Row Jimmy, Big River, Deal, Weather Report Suite Prelude-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow Set 2 Wharf Rat-> Mississippi Half Step-> Playin' In The Band-> Mind Left Body Jam-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Stella Blue, Sugar Magnolia, E: Morning Dew 'Merry-Go-Round Broke Down' & 'Beer Barrel Polka' tunings before 'Jack Straw". This date is featured on Dick's Picks 14 . | 1973 | 2013-03-16T14:26:14Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-18 | Set I Promised Land Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo It's All Over Now Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Cassidy Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain * Set II Samson & Delilah Brown Eyed Women Good Lovin' Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet Terrapin Station > Drums > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen > Around & Around Uncle John's Band Comment First time performed * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals | 1977 | 2019-02-14T03:32:22Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1970-04-15 | Cold Rain & Snow, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Mama Tried, It's A Man's World, Candyman, Hard To Handle, Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> Jam -> Drums -> The Other One -> Cryptical Envelopment -> Dire Wolf, Dancin' In The Streets, Turn On Your Lovelight -> Not Fade Away -> Turn On Your Lovelight | 1970 | 2004-05-31T08:21:04Z |
| Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Arena on 1974-08-04 | Set I Bertha Mexicali Blues Scarlet Begonias Black Throated Wind Deal Beat It On Down The Line Peggy-O Jack Straw Loser El Paso Row Jimmy Playing In The Band Comment Phil & Ned Jam Between sets. Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals | 1974 | 2022-07-18T22:47:41Z |
| ERIC ED455858: The Influence of Term Length on Student Success. | This document describes a study of term length and student success at Santa Monica College in California. Based on past feedback and enrollment data, the college had determined that the compressed sessions (6week, 8week) offered at the college, in addition to the regular 16-week semester, were popular with both students and faculty. This study sought to determine the relationship between compressed courses and student success, which is defined as earning an A, B, C or Cr in a course. A total of 414,076 student enrollments in term lengths of 6, 8, and 16-week courses were studied, covering the period between fall 1998 and winter 2001, of which 77% were 16 week enrollments, 17% 6-week enrollments and 6% 8-week enrollments. Overall, the study found that students have higher success rates in the shorter-term courses as well as higher average grades and lower withdrawal rates with 6-week courses than 8-week courses, and both had better success rates than 16-week courses. This result held fo; | 2001 | 2016-01-09T18:45:51Z |
| ERIC ED471951: How To Use Differentiated Instruction with Students with Developmental Disabilities in the General Education Classroom. DDD Prism Series. | This book discusses how educators can achieve inclusive classrooms that give students with different abilities the maximum opportunity for growth. It provides frameworks for planning learning environments, content, process, and products that enable students with learning challenges to succeed with meaningful curriculum. Decision-making guidelines are offered for teachers who must work with standardized curriculum and non-standardized students. In addition, the book give detailed examples of how the curricular and instructional frameworks would look when applied to the learning needs of students with a range of learning needs and in a range of grade levels and subjects. Specifically, chapters address: (1) the inclusion philosophy and what is meant by differentiated instruction; (2) the relationships between curriculum and instruction and the Planning Pyramid Model for differentiating instruction in the inclusive classroom; (3) learning environment considerations, including optimal class; | 2002 | 2016-01-15T16:38:08Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp82-00850r000100080037-2: JPRS ID: 8636 USSR REPORT MILITARY AFFAIRS | APPROVE~ FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/08: CIA-R~P82-00850R000'100080037-2 ~ 27 AUt3UST i979 C FOUO 22179 ~ i OF i APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/08: CIA-RDP82-00850R000100080037-2 APPR~VED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/08: CIA-RDP82-00850R000100080037-2 ~UN 0~'~ICtAL USE ONLY JPRS L/8636 27 Au~ust 1979 USSR R~ ort ~ MIIITARY AFFAIRS ~FOUO 22/79) FB~~ FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE FOR OFFiCIAL USE ONLY _ . ~ APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/08: CIA-RDP82-00850R000100080037-2 APPR~VED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/08: CIA-RDP82-00850R000100080037-2 NOTE JPRS publications contain information prim~rily from for~ign newspaper~, p~riodicals ~nd bool~s, bur ~lso from news agency transmissions and brnadcasts. Materials from for~i~n-langua~e sources are translated; Chose from Englieh-l~nguage sources are transcribed or reprinCed, wiCh th~ original phrasin$ and other characteristics rerained. . Headlines, editorial reports, and material enclosed in brackeCa (j are supplied by JPRS. processing indicaCors such as (Text; | 2016 | 2026-06-07T16:12:07Z |
| ERIC ED396332: A Pragmatic Reconstruction of the Postmodern Impasse: The Resounding Relevance of John Dewey's Tacit Tradition. | The issue of agency bedevils contemporary composition theorists and practitioners. In theory, scholars such as Lester Faigley, James Berlin, and Patricia Bizzell have critiqued the foundation priority of thought to language, yet their emphasis on language has cast disturbing doubts on the origins of an individual's thoughts. In practice, the postmodern emphasis on social discourses has created some troubling assumptions about what composition students can and should do with language. Pragmatic philosophy begins with the principle known as the primacy of experience. An individual can develop knowledge from experience according to John Dewey's principle: the constructive process of knowing. Deweyan pragmatism is being practiced by writing process advocates such as Peter Elbow and Donald Murray who have been often labeled as atheoretical practitioners. The pragmatist rationale for many of Elbow's and Murray's most effective pedagogical practices reflect the relevance of Deweyan pragmatism; | 1996 | 2015-12-14T20:24:25Z |
| ERIC ED454636: Rethinking Special Education for a New Century. | This book scrutinizes the education now being received by 6 million U.S. children with disabilities. It identifies the problems that currently beset special education, analyzes their causes, and suggests solutions. Chapters include: (1) "The Evolution of the Federal Role" (Tyce Palmaffy); (2) "Time To Make Special Education 'Special' Again" (Wade F. Horn and Douglas Tynan); (3) "Effectiveness and Accountability (Part 1): The Compliance Model" (Patrick J. Wolf and Bryan C. Hassel); (4) "The Moral Foundations of Special Education Law" (Mark Kelman); (5) "Special but Unequal: Race and Special Education" (Matthew Ladner and Christopher Hammons); (6) "Special Education at Coles Elementary School" (Robert Cullen); (7) "How Special Education Policy Affects Districts" (Anna B. Duff); (8)"How Federal Special Education Policy Affects Schooling in Virginia" (Frederick M. Hess and Frederick J. Brigham); (9) "The Rising Costs of Special Education in Massachusetts: Causes and Effects" (Sheldon Berma; | 2001 | 2016-01-09T15:12:43Z |
| Effect of Thermo‐Plastic Treatment on Structure and Corrosion Properties of High Nitrogen Cr‐Steels | Effect of aging on structure and corrosion properties in high strength austenitic Cr‐steels alloying with nitrogen Cr21N1 and Cr18Ni2N1 has been investigated. Structure of the steels and kinetics of austenite decomposition during the treatment was studied by X‐ray diffraction, TEM‐analyses and electric resistance measurements. The highest values of strength, micro hardness, corrosion rate and relative strength reduction as far as brittle intergranular fracture were observed at the early stage of austenite decomposition at the aging. The formation of nitrides CrN as well martensite stress induced took place in the steels. According to resistormeter investigations of nitrogen steels in compare with carbon steel Cr18C1 at the early stage of aging (350 C) the metastable ordered clusters enriched with chromium and nitrogen were formed. Growths of aging temperature up to 500 C led to dissolve the carbides or nitrides but at 600 C discontinuous precipitations were observed near; | | 2014-02-13T05:42:34Z |
| DOS 1.25 Terminal, Change, Basic Programme | In-house vt52 Emulator provides the user with the capability to transmit ASCII data from a selected SIRIUS MS-DOS disk file, and to receive an ASCII file and write it to a selected disk file. A simple flow control protocol is used to facilitate these transfers. II.0 EXTERNAL PRODUCT INTERFACE The Emulator presents an external interface which has two distinct sub-components: The user keyboard/screen interface and the asynchronous serial communications interface. The keyboard/screen interface provides the user with the capability to input characters for transmission, to view received characters, to inspect a status line which reflects the Emulator's current state, to adjust various Emulator parameters, and to control the transmission and reception of data to/from selectable disk files. The asynchronous serial communications interface operates under a variety of data formats/protocols to insure more reliable data communication in a manner that is fairly; | 1982 | 2022-03-30T04:26:28Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp84b00049r000802150014-6: CIA CONCLUDES IT NOT OFFICIALLY INVOLVED IN LIBYAN AFFAIR | Approved For ReleaseI591iqiF0049R000802150014-6 R W E?iLVt? XEEs t: ~Ai'._CIA-LiE?iA 28 SE : T NOT i : LtAi4N i 1iFf+ ~iF; TiR CONCLUDES S i OT } t vFV'1C5j"iLi~} L! SI'{i ?ttlLxn:LtiEL ri S? ?i~i iiBs+i R L _; ~, +i~j Or~N 3Li ~,, 3.jf DIRECTOR _ Cr, :R ?r. CASEY TOLD r. rASrE?.t T=_LDt THE .ivSr. ~ r. tLti ~ Hiii WILLIRM :E _~ r + :J T SPY ~ TENTATIVELY . NTELLIGC}i_C COMMITTEE ON 3 U=_ 0A } 3 p A t THE S} AGENCY HAS CONCLUDED THERE wA_ NO OFFICIAL UJ.H INVOLVEMENT IN LIBYAN TERRORIST TF.AINiNGW THE COMMITTEE W IRAN SAID. REP. _i_( SPOKE WITH REPORTERS ?.J .?.wAr.O P. LLtLni'4,_t5 Sr'.'ri:1^:~ ~rUKL }'i~' i_Ct+. irri_~C 3 AND DOORS 012 OFFICIALS TESTIFIED BEFORE THE HOUSE PANEL BEHIND _LOS==' DOORS FOR THREE HOURS. r ~ r .Z ~ OVER t ?l OF THE HEARING FOCUSED _ ~USED ON .LIES 3YIO('4S OVTHE ADEQUAC t T AN INTERNAL r. r. a? - r. t ? THE AGENCY Ci b INVESTIGATION iN INTO POSSIBLE LINKS BETWEE 3 HE AGE : i? AND TWO FORMER R it'-'.rSi iDWiN P. }r3iLSO3N AND RANK: E. ' E!RPiL, ACCUSED OF S; | 2016 | 2026-09-25T11:50:39Z |
| CIA Reading Room cia-rdp79-00927a003300090001-7: CURRENT INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY SUMMARY | Approved For Release 2007/10/23: CIA-RDP79-00927A003300090001-7 Noot tONFIDENTIAC ECtti COPY NO. 68 OCI NO. 0297/61 14 September 1961 CURRENT INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY SUMMARY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE DOCUMENT NO. 9 NO MAHE IN CLASS. 0 DECLASSWIED CLASS. Cit0 TO: TS NLY.T IILVILW DATE: ADM: Hit 70-2 DATE: 242) JeX) REVIEWER; s5)11(70 25X1 TIAL 25X1 State Department review completed Approved For Release 2007/10/23: CIA-RDP79-00927A003300090001-7 25X1 Approved For Release 2007/10/23: CIA-RDP79-00927A003300090001-7 THIS MATERIAL CONTAINS INFORMATION AFFECT-ING THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE ESPIONAGE LAWS, TITLE 18, USC, SECTIONS 793 AND 794, THE TRANSMIS-SION OR REVELATION OF WHICH IN ANY MANNER TO AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS PROHIBITED BY LAW. The Current Intelligence Weekly Summary has been prepared primarily for the internal use of the Central Intelligence Agency. It does not represent a complete coverage of all current si; | 2016 | 2026-09-27T05:27:55Z |