'Switzer' diaporamas de présentation

Watershed Monitoring and Modeling in Switzer, Chollas, and Paleta Creek Watersheds

Watershed Monitoring and Modeling in Switzer, Chollas, and Paleta Creek Watersheds. Kenneth Schiff Southern California Coastal Water Research Project www.sccwrp.org. By The End Of Today. Overview from previous meetings Review wet season empirical results

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Stella-Marion and The Unknown Barge

Stella-Marion and The Unknown Barge. ROV Adventures Doug Scott. The History of Stella-Marion. 1900 - Launched by Ambrose Adams Named for his 2 daughters Used for camping, fishing,logging , mail, and cargo. Burnt 1915Pasquaney Bay Found 1974 by Bruce Porter Documented 1985 Lost 1985.

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Identification and comparison of indirect readout sequences in mycobacteriophage

By: Kristen Wade. Identification and comparison of indirect readout sequences in mycobacteriophage. What are indirect readout sites (IDRS)?. Short (~4 bps), non-contacted DNA sequences that do not directly interact with the binding protein.

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Switzerland

Presentation By Kate Savchuk. Switzerland. S witzerland.

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Eagles

Eagles. By Noah Goldberg. History. Biggest and most powerful birds Many symbols - The Spread eagle was the symbol of power for the Babylonians for almost 5,000 years. Body. Eyesight is 8x better than an average human. Clear eyelids Can see things forward and sideways.

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Bellwork :

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Albert Einstein

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Rabbits

Rabbits. By: Taylor. Habitat: . Lives in forests , deserts and grasslands Habitat has lots of trees, dirt, sand, grass, water, logs and twigs Lives in some cities Can find rabbits in fields, swamps, marches, woods, parks, big cities and farms Lives in North America. Description.

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Giraffes

Giraffes. By: Charlotte Beggs #2 1-14-10. Giraffes are known for there long tongues. There tongues can grow up to 18 inches long! That is as long as your arm! With its tongue, it can carefully pluck out leaves out of the thorniest bush.

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Epitaxial Electrodeposition of Chiral Metal Oxide Films Jay A. Switzer, University of Missouri-Rolla, DMR 0504715

Epitaxial Electrodeposition of Chiral Metal Oxide Films Jay A. Switzer, University of Missouri-Rolla, DMR 0504715.

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