The New Yorker, December 24 , 1932P. 7 In re annual disposition of useless papers: A newspaper clipping says that Mrs. Curtis Dall once stuffed mincemeat in her guest's shoes.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 24 , 1932P. 7 In re annual disposition of useless papers: A newspaper clipping says that Mrs. Curtis Dall once stuffed mincemeat in her guest's shoes.
The disposition of carbon in paper and solid wood products to these categories is based on percentages in Skog [3].
The disposition of carbon in paper and solid wood products to these categories is based on percentages in Skog [ 3].
Mr. Grade's widow, Inna Hecker Grade, died in May without a clear will or immediate survivors, throwing into question the disposition of the valuable papers of her husband, who died in 1982.
Another group of phenes is related to functions and disposition of entities, and can be expressed using the has-function, function-of, has-disposition and disposition-of relations.
Because of the conflicting conclusions resulting from these studies concerning the ultimate disposition of the nanoparticles employed, the research presented in this paper has been designed to evaluate objectively the fate of such structures when administered to mammalian skin.
The disposition of such cells has been the subject of a number of papers.
From 1953 to the disposition of their estates in 1980, they donated more than 300 paintings and about 100 works on paper to the National Gallery of Art in Washington.
For a quick, semi-quantitative overview of the disposition of chemicals in biosystems and its relation to structure of chemicals, the reader is referred to the following psrts of the paper.
