J. F. Gilbert

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EFFECTS OF CHANGES IN FAT, FISH, AND FIBRE INTAKES ON DEATH AND MYOCARDIAL REINFARCTION: DIET AND REINFARCTION TRIAL (DART)
A randomised controlled trial with a factorial design was done to examine the effects of dietary intervention in the secondary prevention of myocardial infarction (MI). 2033 men who had recovered… Expand
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Numerical Applications of a Formalism for Geophysical Inverse Problems
Summary A gross datum of the Earth is a single measurable number describing some property of the whole Earth, such as mass, moment of inertia, or the frequency of oscillation of some identified… Expand
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Summary report on salt dissolution review meeting, March 29--30, 1977
It is the unanimous conclusion of the Ad Hoc Committee that radioactive waste can be stored in salt and underground repository sites sufficiently removed from natural and/or man-made dissolution… Expand
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COMPUTER CONTROLLED DATAWAY FOR NUCLEAR INFORMATIONS.
Awards presented at the Spring Annual Meeting: Fifteenth Presentation James B. Macelwane Award to Robert L. Parker in Recognition of Significant Contributions to the Geophysical Sciences by a Young…
Robert L. Parker was born in England on February 24, 1942. His academic degrees are from Downing College, University of Cambridge, where he received the B.A. degree in 1962 and the Ph.D. degree in… Expand
Use of the title C.Eng.
Nuclear debate. Are ionising radiations a hazard
Seismic wave propagation in a two-layer half-space
Thesis. (Ph.D.) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Geology and Geophysics, 1956.
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Machine for packing achieve secondary packaging
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RESPECT THE INVENTION A MACHINE FOR PACKAGING PRODUCTS IN A CARDBOARD 22 20 SHEET CHARACTERIZED BY SAMPLING MEANS 12 Articles on 34 CarRIER, INCLUDING LIFT 36 SELECTED ARTICLES OF CARRIER PLATE SEAT 48 MEANS 50 DRIVE OF ARTICles, MEANS FEED CARDBO Board SHEETS UNDER THESEARTICLES. Expand
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