The deactivation of singlet molecular oxygen in the gaseous phase
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Richards, D. S. (1985). The deactivation of singlet molecular oxygen in the gaseous phase
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The mechanism of transcellular transport of immunoglobulin G in yolk-sac tissue
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Seymour, L. C. W. (1985). The mechanism of transcellular transport of immunoglobulin G in yolk-sac tissueThe route of prenatal antibody transmission in both the rat and rabbit is via the yolk sac (Branbell, 1970), and a method for studying in vitro endocytosis in yolk sacs (Williams et al, 1975) was modified as a model for the process of transcellular i... Read More about The mechanism of transcellular transport of immunoglobulin G in yolk-sac tissue.
The Labour Party in opposition and in government, 1970-79; the effects of the government-opposition cycle upon intra-party stability
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Stallard, W. (1985). The Labour Party in opposition and in government, 1970-79; the effects of the government-opposition cycle upon intra-party stabilityThis thesis considers the continuing ability or inability of a political party within the British framework of party government, to adapt to the challenges posed by the regular move from office to Opposition and back again. We will therefore examine... Read More about The Labour Party in opposition and in government, 1970-79; the effects of the government-opposition cycle upon intra-party stability.
A spin-label ESR study of drug binding to DNA
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Strange, R. W. (1985). A spin-label ESR study of drug binding to DNAA spin-labelled derivative of the drug Proflavine was prepared and its interactions with natural DNA in fibres were investigated using the technique of electron spin resonance (ESR). Computer simulations of the ESR spectra showed that spin-labelled p... Read More about A spin-label ESR study of drug binding to DNA.
N.M.R. studies of the protonation of pyrimidines
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Swetnam, S. P. (1985). N.M.R. studies of the protonation of pyrimidines
George Repton's Pavilion Notebook: a catalogue raisonne
Thesis
Temple, N. H. L. (1985). George Repton's Pavilion Notebook: a catalogue raisonneThe notebook kept between 1805 and 1818 by George Stanley Repton (1786-1858) when he was assistant to the architect John Nash (1752-1835) is the subject of this study. The book was bought py Brighton Art Gallery, Museums and Royal Pavilion in about 1... Read More about George Repton's Pavilion Notebook: a catalogue raisonne.
Directional and orientational tuning in the striate cortex of the cat for contrast and textured stimuli
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Tigwell, D. A. (1985). Directional and orientational tuning in the striate cortex of the cat for contrast and textured stimuli1. Striate cortical neurones respond selectively to the orientation of moving contrast bars. The mechanism for that selectivity has alternatively been attributed to the geniculo-cortleal synapse or Inhibitory intracortical circuitry. Functionally, t... Read More about Directional and orientational tuning in the striate cortex of the cat for contrast and textured stimuli.
Heavy metal accumulation in filamentous fungi
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Townsley, C. C. (1985). Heavy metal accumulation in filamentous fungiHeavy metal toxicity was monitored in filamentous fungi by observing the effects of incorporating metal salts in a solid glucose mineral salts (GMS) medium on fungal colony extension. Copper, cadmium and zinc toxicity to Peicillium spinulosum, Tricho... Read More about Heavy metal accumulation in filamentous fungi.
Process survivability in a distributed computer control system
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Trueman, P. (1985). Process survivability in a distributed computer control systemPossibly the greatest advantage that a distributed computer control system has over a centralised control system is that the failure of one or more of its constituent computers does not prevent the other computers from operating normally. Unfortunate... Read More about Process survivability in a distributed computer control system.
A transformational theory of socialisation and cultural reproduction
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Webster, D. C. H. (1985). A transformational theory of socialisation and cultural reproductionThe thesis begins with two apparently empirical questions: (1) why do those in subordinate positions within the social order acquiesce? (2) how does the existing cultural order persist? The thesis is an attempt to provide a single coherent framew... Read More about A transformational theory of socialisation and cultural reproduction.
Adaptive techniques for signal enhancement in the human electroencephalogram
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Winski, R. (1985). Adaptive techniques for signal enhancement in the human electroencephalogramThis thesis describes an investigation of adaptive noise cancelling applied to human brain evoked potentials (EPs), with particular emphasis on visually evoked responses. The chief morphological features and signal properties of EPs are described. Co... Read More about Adaptive techniques for signal enhancement in the human electroencephalogram.
Studies in parasitology: application for the award of the degree of Doctor of Science
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Arme, C. (1986). Studies in parasitology: application for the award of the degree of Doctor of SciencePreface Analysis of the interactions that occur between parasites and their hosts is complicated by the fact that the environment of an endoparasite is another living organism. A frequent starting point for such analyses is the study of isolated hos... Read More about Studies in parasitology: application for the award of the degree of Doctor of Science.
Publications submitted for the degree of LL.D.
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Maidment, S. R. (1985). Publications submitted for the degree of LL.D
Publications submitted for the degree of D.Litt.
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Varty, K. (1986). Publications submitted for the degree of D.Litt
Publications submitted for the degree of D.Sc.
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Iyahen, S. O. (1987). Publications submitted for the degree of D.Sc
Direct foreign investment, transnational corporations and the transfer of technology to Egypt
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Abdel-Khalek, E. A. (1986). Direct foreign investment, transnational corporations and the transfer of technology to EgyptThe main concern of this thesis is to assess the performance of the transnational corporations in the transfer of technology to Egypt. The thesis first, reviews the economic literature concerning the economic rationale behind the phenomenon of direct... Read More about Direct foreign investment, transnational corporations and the transfer of technology to Egypt.
Some problems in reliability of systems composed of unreliable components
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Ansell, J. (1986). Some problems in reliability of systems composed of unreliable componentsThe thesis considers several connected problems in the study of reliability of systems with unreliable components. Initially it reviews the dichotomic case introducing a new characterization which clarifies the importance of the k-out-of-n structures... Read More about Some problems in reliability of systems composed of unreliable components.
Migrant absorption in formal sector employment: the case of the Dhaka region jute industry
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Banu, S. (1986). Migrant absorption in formal sector employment: the case of the Dhaka region jute industryThis research concerns migrant workers in the jute manufacturing industry of Bangladesh. The absorption of labour into industry from the surplus rural population is a major feature of the social and economic transformation of developing countries. Al... Read More about Migrant absorption in formal sector employment: the case of the Dhaka region jute industry.
The reactions of trivalent phosphorus compounds with electrophilic acetylenes
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Caesar, J. C. (1986). The reactions of trivalent phosphorus compounds with electrophilic acetylenesThis thesis is concerned with the investigation of the reactions of some trivalent phosphorus compounds with electrophilic acetylenes, and in particular dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate. These studies have involved extensive use of nuclear magnetic r... Read More about The reactions of trivalent phosphorus compounds with electrophilic acetylenes.
The mechanism of uptake and intracellular fate of leupeptin in rat yolk sacs
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Clark, S. A. (1986). The mechanism of uptake and intracellular fate of leupeptin in rat yolk sacsThe aim of the work described in this thesis was to determine the mode of uptake of the tripeptide proteinase inhibitor leupeptin, in order to better interpret the effect of leupeptin on protein degradation within cells. Different methods of leupept... Read More about The mechanism of uptake and intracellular fate of leupeptin in rat yolk sacs.