Science, Volume 75, Issues 1931-19561932 |
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... Washington was a very busy place . Three of the outstanding writers on science came down from New York , and five from Washington were in more or less constant attendance . The three from New York and two of those from Washington came ...
... Washington was a very busy place . Three of the outstanding writers on science came down from New York , and five from Washington were in more or less constant attendance . The three from New York and two of those from Washington came ...
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... WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY TWENTY - THREE alumni of the George Washington University received honorary degrees at the Bicen- tennial Convocation on the evening of February 22 . The doctorate of science was conferred on the follow- ing : RAY ...
... WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY TWENTY - THREE alumni of the George Washington University received honorary degrees at the Bicen- tennial Convocation on the evening of February 22 . The doctorate of science was conferred on the follow- ing : RAY ...
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... Washington , on December 29 and 30 , 1931 . Notwithstanding the anticipation that the attendance might be reduced , over 170 members of the associa- tion were present , in addition to numerous guests . This constitutes the largest ...
... Washington , on December 29 and 30 , 1931 . Notwithstanding the anticipation that the attendance might be reduced , over 170 members of the associa- tion were present , in addition to numerous guests . This constitutes the largest ...
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KLEEMAN R D Application of a Field of Attraction | 31 |
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