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American Scientist September-october 1994 (Vol 82 No 5) [Paperback] Rosalind Re
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September-October 1994 Pages 402 -500contents:Engineering - The Cheannel Tunnel;Marginalia - Inpursuit of Vulcan;Computing Science - The world wide Web;Science Observer - Three-dimensional mammography, Spacetime hypersurfing?;Nonequilibrium Determinants of Biological Community Structure - Biodiversity arises from disturbance and hertergeneity. not equilibrium;Phases in the Child's Development of Language - The learning that leads to human speech begins in the last trimenster of preganancy;The Economics of Traffic Congestion - Individual rush-hour driving strategies may contribute to voerall congestion;Serotonin, Motor Activity and Depression-Related Disorders - A neurobiological basis for depressiona dn obsessive-compulsive disorders;Nature's Pumps - Fluid-forcing devices in organisms have much in common with pumps of human design
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Label: Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society
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Publication Date: 1994
Publisher: Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society
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