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  1. Modification of eutectics.

    Hunt, John David.University of Cambridge1963

    cambridge

  2. Modification of oxide surfaces

    Tang, Vivian Hui

    sjsu Repository record

  3. MnO2 Nanoscale Interface Modification

    Skoppe, Alexander C.

    <p>Interface modification of carbon fibers has been shown to improve the mechanical performance of composites. In addition, interface modification of carbon fiber composites can impart multifunctionality into the resulting composite. This work will explore ZnO and MnO2 as interface modifications …

    embry-riddle Repository record

  4. Cognitive Bias Modification & Exercise

    Clarke, CharlotteUniversity of Essex2018

    … orientated Cognitive Interpretation Bias Modification (CBM-I) training programme that’s positively valanced and incorporating a dual method of CBM-I and exercise training against a rest control group. Study four uses the same methodological paradigm as study three whilst introducing a more …

    essex Repository record

  5. Oxidative modification of rubber

    Coomarasamy, ArunasalamAston University1973

    aston Repository record

  6. Chemical modification of polypropylene

    Evans, Barry W.Aston University1972

    aston Repository record

  7. Chemical modification of polymers

    Jin, LiAston University1988

    … of PVC degradation and stabilisation, chemical modifications were imposed on degraded PVC and raw PVC with the aim of obtaining non-migrating additives. The modifications were carried out mainly in the presence of dibutyl maleate (DBM), and the resulting polymer contained dibutyl maleic …

    aston Repository record

  8. Ca2+ dependant synaptic modification

    Huh, Dongsung, 1981-Massachusetts Institute of Technology2004

    … influx. By using this method, we found 1. that modification of synaptic strength has a bell-shaped dependency to the amount of Ca2+ influx, 2. that weak Ca2+ current through desensitized NMDA receptors sustained for a long period of time (160 ms) generates LTD, 3. evidence that phosphorylation …

    mit Repository record

  9. Commissioning genetic modification: The marginalisation of dissent in the royal commission on genetic modification

    Rogers-Hayden, TeeThe University of Waikato2004

    The Royal Commission on Genetic Modification (RCGM) appeared to be a 'public debate'. It sought the participation of people from a cross-section of society according to its broad terms of reference, and invited input on 'options' for the nation. The majority of the public and special interest …

    waikato-masters Repository record

  10. Modeling - a behaviour modification technique

    Ducharme, Judy.University of Windsor1984

    windsor Repository record

  11. MICROSTRUCTURE MODIFICATION OF Cu0.2Ag2.8SbSeTe2 THROUGH

    Lindsey, Sloan

    clemson Repository record

  12. Laser surface modification of steel

    Syed Ahmed, Syarihfah Nur AqidaDublin City University2011

    … work is an investigation of the laser surface modification of H13 tool steel using pulse laser processing mode. Initial screening experimental designs conducted lead to more optimised detailed designs. A carbon dioxide (CO2) laser system with 10.6 μm wavelength was used. In the experimental …

    dcu Repository record

  13. Surface modification by vacuum polymerization

    Engelman, Richard AllenUniversity of Missouri--Rolla2016

    must-thes Repository record

  14. Ultrasonic Modification of Condensation Processes

    Jones, Eran Jason

    Condensation processes of a thin metal film are a direct result of interfacial energies. The realationships between these energies are virtually identical to those between an adhesive that wets a solid substrate. Using adhesion as a model, a method of modifying the interfacial energies of a gold on …

    mo-state Repository record

  15. Chemical modification of smectite clays

    Breakwell, I.K.Aston University1992

    Today, speciality use organoclays are being developed for an increasingly large number of specific applications. Many of these, including use in cosmetics, polishes, greases and paints, require that the material be free from abrasive impurities so that the product retains a smooth `feel'. The …

    aston Repository record

  16. Interlamellar modification of smectite clays

    Bond, Stephen P.Aston University1991

    … within the clay. Two methods of interlamellar modification were identified which lead to enhanced conductivity of laponite, namely ion exchange and tin(IV) oxide pillaring. A monoionic potassium exchanged laponite shows a four fold increase in a.c. conductivity compared to sodium exchanged …

    aston Repository record

  17. Enzyme catalysed modification of polymers

    Overton, NigelAston University1998

    … project was to investigate the enzyme catalysed modification of synthetic polymers. It was found that an immobilised lipase from Candida antartica (Novozyme 435) catalysed the selective epoxidation of poly(butadiene) in the presence of hydrogen peroxide and catalytic quantities of acetic acid. …

    aston Repository record

  18. The Modification of Smoking Behavior

    Ober, Denis CarlUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-08T23:01:41Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6801821.pdf: 7306854 bytes, checksum: 0423503a4953356393f931b6f9c95e07 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1967

    uiuc Repository record

  19. Chemical Modification of Yeast Enolase

    Brake, Jon MichaelUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-05T19:37:55Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6202885.pdf: 2306341 bytes, checksum: d6b410e0aac6ac71608aa1c2f3c9fea2 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1962

    uiuc Repository record

  20. Mesh modification using deformation gradients

    Sumner, Robert Walker, 1975-Massachusetts Institute of Technology2005

    Computer-generated character animation, where human or anthropomorphic characters are animated to tell a story, holds tremendous potential to enrich education, human communication, perception, and entertainment. However, current animation procedures rely on a time consuming and difficult process …

    mit Repository record

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