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Clinical Biochemistry by Abraham Cantarow and Max Trumper, 1947 Clinical Biochemistry by Abraham; Trumper, Max Cantarow, 1956 Clinical Biochemistry : 6th Edition by Abraham ; Trumper, Max Cantarow, 1965-01-01 DER NATURSINN IN ABRAHAM COWLEYS WERKEN. by Max. Drechsler, 1908 Abraham's Seed by Max Israelite, 2005-05-30 Abraham Lincoln der wiederhersteller der nordamerikanischen union, und der grosse kampf der nord- und südstaaten während der jahre 1861-1865 (German Edition) by Max Lange, 2010-05-12 Popular History of the Jews, Volume 3 by Heinrich Graetz, Max Raisin, et all 2010-03-31 Popular History of the Jews, Volume 2 by Heinrich Graetz, Max Raisin, et all 2010-03-21 Hochschullehrer (Hochschule Für Die Wissenschaft Des Judentums): Abraham Geiger, Leo Baeck, Max Wiener, Hermann Cohen, Julius Guttmann (German Edition) Technical University of Berlin Faculty: Karl Weierstrass, Gustav Ludwig Hertz, Abraham Esau, Fritz Houtermans, Max Volmer, Hans Kopfermann Popular History Of The Jews V3: From The Coming Of The Jews Under The Domination Of The Islam, 640 C. E. (1919) by Heinrich Graetz, 2009-12-07 Music Education in the United States: Contemporary Issues Boxer (Deutschland): Susianna Kentikian, Max Schmeling, Axel Schulz, Arthur Abraham, Henry Maske, Dariusz Michalczewski, Markus Beyer (German Edition) Boxeur Allemand (Boxe Anglaise): Max Schmeling, Marco Huck, Arthur Abraham, Felix Sturm, Johann Trollman, Markus Beyer, Wilhelm Von Homburg (French Edition)

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61. ABRAHAM PALATNIK
    Translate this page Al'occasion de la 1 re Biennale de São Paulo, max Bill obtient le en style abstraitgéométrique), ainsi que Waldemar Cordeiro, Ivan Serpa et abraham Palatnik  
    http://www.olats.org/pionniers/pp/palatnik/amaral_fr.shtml
    
    Extractions: Deux ans auparavant, au mois d'avril 1949, le Musée d'Art Moderne de São Paulo est inauguré sous la direction de Léon Dégand, avec une exposition intitulée " De la figuration à l'abstraction ", qui avait été précédée un an plus tôt par une série de conférences de Dégand sur l'art abstrait. Manifesto Ruptura re A l'occasion de la 1 re Biennale de São Paulo, Max Bill obtient le Grand Prix International de Sculpture. Parmi les jeunes artistes brésiliens ayant participé à cette manifestation, on peut citer Antonio Maluf (qui a réalisé l'affiche de l'exposition en style abstrait géométrique), ainsi que Waldemar Cordeiro, Ivan Serpa et Abraham Palatnik. Ce dernier présente son "Cinéchromatique"(1950-51), une expérience absolument novatrice dans le domaine de la lumière et du mouvement utilisant une technologie séduisante et assez rudimentaire. La répercussion des projections cinéchromatiques de Palatnik est surprenante. Artiste inventeur, son oeuvre est présentée à partir d'une petite cabine fermée, devant les yeux étonnés du public qui ignore s'il doit considérer ce travail, comme de la peinture, de la sculpture, ou bien encore autre chose.

62. ABRAHAM PALATNIK
    Translate this page Por ocasião da I Bienal de São Paulo max Bill obtem o Grande Premio em estilo abstrato-geométrico),além de Waldemar Cordeiro, Ivan Serpa e abraham Palatnik  
    http://www.olats.org/pionniers/pp/palatnik/amaral_pt.shtml
    
    Extractions: (Natal,RN, Brasil, 1928. Vive e trabalha no Rio de Janeiro, RJ) Dois anos antes, em 1949, em abril o MAM-SP se inaugurára sob a direção de Léon Dégand, com uma exposição intitulada "Do Figurativismo ao Abstracionismo", precedida, em 1948, por uma série de palestras de Dégand sobre a arte abstrata. Manifesto Ruptura Por ocasião da I Bienal de São Paulo Max Bill obtem o Grande Premio Internacional de Escultura. Entre os jovens artistas brasileiros que participaram da I Bienal estiveram Antonio Maluf (que realizou o cartaz da Bienal em estilo abstrato-geométrico), além de Waldemar Cordeiro, Ivan Serpa e Abraham Palatnik. Este apresentou seu "Cinecromático"(1950-51), experimentação absolutamente inovadora no campo da luz e movimento na arte através de uma sedutora tecnologia bastante rudimentar. O resultado das projeções cinecromáticas de Palatnik foi surpreendente em sua repercussão. Artista-inventor, sua obra se apresentou numa pequena cabine fechada, ante os olhos assombrados do publico que ignorava se considerava seu trabalho como pintura, escultura, ou o quê? Na verdade, em sua primeira apresentação ante o júri de seleção da Bienal os membros da comissão não aceitaram o "Cinecromático" de Palatnik por não considera-lo "arte" e, ao mesmo tempo, por não se adequar às categorias convencionais de pintura, escultura, gravura ou desenho. Mário Pedrosa, contudo, e o artista Almir Mavignier conseguiram uma projeção especial da obra no recinto do Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo. Por ocasião da abertura da Bienal, ficou vago um espaço designado para uma delegação estrangeira que não compareceu a tempo. Foi então sugerido que Palatnik exibisse seu trabalho nesse espaço.

63. Biography-center - Letter A
    doctor.cfm/107.html; abraham, max wwwhistory.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/abraham_max.html;Abrams, Albert www.whonamedit  
    http://www.biography-center.com/a.html
    
    Extractions: random biography ! Any language Arabic Bulgarian Catalan Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Icelandic Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Turkish 571 biographies Aachen, Hans von

64. I993: Nicole Joan Anne CARTER (9 May 1977 - ____)
    INDEX. HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 10/07/2001 114057AM W. Australia Standard Time. abraham LIPMAN. - . max ZIFF. 1958 - .  
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~vanproc/html/d0001/g0000075.html
    
    Extractions: _Louis HOLLANDER Leah HOLLANDER INDEX HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 10/07/2001 11:40:57 AM W. Australia Standard Time Family 1 Daniel Levie WOUDHUIJZEN Anna Daniel WOUDHUIJZEN Henri Daniel WOUDHUIJZEN Samuel Daniel WOUDHUIJZEN INDEX HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000)

65. Alexey Abraham - TownDwarf
    Friends. New on the site * Jan 31, 2003, GREAT Party at max's!!! *Jan 17, 2003, Party at max's * Jan 17, 2003, Maagan Mihael visit.  
    http://www.towndwarf.com/~aleksii/

66. Max-Planck-Institut Für Experimentelle Endokrinologie
    Translate this page Mitarbeiter max-Planck-Institut für experimentelle Endokrinologie, Feodor-Lynen-Str. Mitarbeiter,Durchwahl, e-mail. abraham, Diya, 115, Diya.abraham@mpihan.mpg.de.  
    http://www.mpihan.mpg.de/deutsch/mitarb.html
    
    Extractions: Mitarbeiter Durchwahl e-mail A braham, Diya Diya.Abraham@mpihan.mpg.de Alvarez-Bolado, Gonzalo, Dr. Gonzalo.Alvarez-Bolado@mpihan.mpg.de Ashe, Valerie Valerie.Ashe@mpihan.mpg.de B auer, Karl, Prof. Karl.Bauer@mpihan.mpg.de Bader, Hans-Otto Bergmann, Sabine Sabine.Bergmann@mpihan.mpg.de Braun, Uschi Uschi.Braun@mpihan.mpg.de C hrist, Stephanie Stephanie.Christ@mpihan.mpg.de D eimer, Doreen Doreen.Deimer@mpihan.mpg.de Dunker, Christoph dunker@vw.endo.mpg.de E bert, Claus Claus.Ebert@mpihan.mpg.de Eichele, Gregor, Prof. Gregor.Eichele@mpihan.mpg.de F alkenhagen, Sigmar Sigmar.Falkenhagen@mpihan.mpg.de Fischer, Barbara Barbara.Fischer@mpihan.mpg.de Soenke.Friedrichsen@mpihan.mpg.de G effers, Lars Lars.Geffers@mpihan.mpg.de Gottschalk, Carsten Gottschalk@vw.endo.mpg.de Grunenberg, Uwe Uwe.Grunenberg@mpihan.mpg.de H erzig, Uwe Uwe.Herzig@mpihan.mpg.de Herzog, Sarah Sarah.Herzog@mpihan.mpg.de Hessabi, Tarik Tarik.Hessabi@mpihan.mpg.de Heuer, Heike, Dr. Heike.Heuer@mpihan.mpg.de

67. Articles Du Grand Rabbin Max Warschawski
    Translate this page A la fin de la guerre, après l'armistice, max Warschawski retourne à Limoges ilest appelé à Strasbourg, au poste d'adjoint du grand-rabbin abraham Deutsch  
    http://www.sdv.fr/judaisme/histoire/rabbins/maxwar.htm

68. I2996: Laura Matilda COLLINS (____ - ____)
    1956) m 1888 _Noah William ROBISON _ (1891 1970) m 1912 _Clarissa JaneFOSTER _+ (1869 - 1945) m 1888 max Leon ROBISON abraham SNEDEKER.  
    http://flag.blackened.net/daver/gen/ged/d0005/g0000059.html

69. Untitled
    Santosh P. abraham and Anurag Kumar, ``maxMin Fair Rate Control of ABR Trafficwith Nonzero MCRs,'' IEEE Globecom'97, Phoenix, AZ, November 1997.Download  
    http://ece.iisc.ernet.in/~anurag/pubm.html
    
    Extractions: Packet Networks: Traffic Control and Network Engineering (Elastic Traffic) Packet Networks: Traffic Control and Network Engineering (Stream Traffic) Wireless Networks (Quality of Service, Ad-Hoc Networks, Sensor Networks, Cellular Systems, TCP over Wireless, Power Control) Distributed Simulation ... Miscellaneous Telecommunications Packet Networks: Traffic Control and Network Engineering (Elastic Traffic)

70. Gunnar Nordström (1991-1923)
    in 1908 at the University of Helsinki, This work is an exposition of the Lorentztheory of electromagnetic phenomena as it was formulated by max abraham in his  
    http://www.helsinki.fi/~eisaksso/nordstrom/nordstrom.html
    
    Extractions: Theory of Electricity . The Minkowskiian electrodynamics, along with the theories of Maxwell and Hertz and the theory of Cohn were discussed at a separate chapter, with no reference yet to Einstein. Physikalische Zeitschrift Abraham was soon to engage in another debate. In 1911, Einstein began to publish on gravitation after a four-year-long silence. His early papers on scalar gravitation with a variable velocity of light inspired Abraham both to attack relativity and to believe that even Einstein himself had now abandoned his own basic principles. Abraham designed a scalar theory of gravitation which was neither relativistic nor consistent. Einstein abandoned scalar theories altogether and began his long struggle with tensor theory. Physikalische Zeitschrift in October 1912. The theory was notably imperfect in its definition of the source of the gravitational field, which had to be later defined as the trace of the energy-momentum tensor as pointed out by Max von Laue in his

71. Nordström
    Täällä vaikuttivat Hermann Minkowski, Emil Wiechert ja max abraham, joista viimeksimainittukuului painovoimateoriaa kehitelleiden fyysikoiden ydinryhmään  
    http://www.helsinki.fi/~eisaksso/nordstrom/gunnar.html
    
    Extractions: Teoreettisen fysiikan tutkimusaiheeni gravitaatioteorian historiasta: Gunnar Nordström, suomalainen Einstein: painovoiman teoriaa 1910-luvulla Gunnar Nordström on maailmalla tunnetuin suomalainen fyysikko, jonka nimi tiedetään kotimaassa yllättävän huonosti. Häntä ei mainita koulukirjoissa eikä häntä ole muistettu muutenkaan juuri lainkaan. Tämä johtuu lähinnä siitä, että hänen tutkimuksensa eivät juuri jääneet valmiina virstanpylväinä fysiikan historiaan, vaan toimivat tiennäyttäjinä valmiimmille oppirakennelmille. Nordströmin teoriat olivat kyllä rohkeita ja huomionarvoisia. Hyvällä syyllä voimme nimetä hänet suomalaiseksi Einsteiniksi - niin uusia uria aukovia hänen painovoimateoriaan liittyvät ajatuksensa aikoinaan olivat. Nordström oli Albert Einsteinia kaksi vuotta nuorempi ja juuri Einstein piti häntä erityisessä arvossa. Hän askarteli samojen ongelmien kanssa 1910-luvun alkuvuosina ja kuului siihen suppeaan tutkijapiiriin, joka kehitteli avaruuden ja ajan yhtälöitä uuteen uskoon. Näiden tutkijoiden keskinäinen kanssakäyminen oli tiivistä tapaamisineen, kirjeenvaihtoineen ja ajan tärkeiden tieteellisten julkaisujen palstoilla käytyine kiistoineen. Mikä oli tämän harvinaisen kansainvälisen uran luoneen suomalaisen tutkijan tausta? Hän syntyi 1881 vanhaan porvarissukuun (isä Taideteollisuuskoulun rehtori ja Ateneumin taloudenhoitaja Ernst Samuel N.). Nuori mies ehti hankkia itselleen koneinsinöörin koulutuksen ennen antautumistaan teoreettisemmille pohdinnoille. Helsingin yliopistossa hän valmistui 1905 filosofian kandidaatiksi ja lähti sitten opettajansa Hjalmar Tallqvistin innostamana Göttingeniin opiskellakseen fysikaalista kemiaa Walter Nernstin johdolla.

72. Max Eitingon
    max Eitingon (18811943) was born in Russia but studied medicine in Zurich. of medicinehad led him to Burgholzli, Switzerland, where, just as abraham had, he  
    http://freudnet.tripod.com/eitingon.html
    
    Extractions: Max Eitingon Max Eitingon (1881-1943) was born in Russia but studied medicine in Zurich. One of the first analysts, he was perhaps the most obscured, posterity having preserved close to nothing from his work. Having been perceived as a stable and viable element of the psychoanalytical movement, Eitingon was invited to join the Secret Committee, made up as a result of jumble resulted from a few dissidents' deviations, particularly Jung 's, who had become the President of the International Association Eitingon 's study of medicine had led him to Burgholzli, Switzerland, where, just as Abraham had, he had his first contact with psychoanalysis, by means of Jung . Starting with 1907, he contacts Freud and carries out an analysis with him, finally joining the meetings of the Vienna society After his stay in Switzerland, he met Abraham in Berlin, and became his accomplice in developing psychoanalysis in Germany. Due to his wealth, Eitingon often played the role of the financer and was a remarkable organizer. After

73. Www.freud.org.uk/recc.txt
    3 R Chavkin, E. S Freud, Sigmund D 1934 March 23 R Committee S abraham, KarlD 1914 May 12 R Committee S abraham, Karl; Eitingon, max D 1924 Nov.  
    http://www.freud.org.uk/recc.txt
    
    Extractions: R: Calvocoressi, Peter (Hogarth Press) S: Freud, Ernst L D: 1961 Dec. 7 R: Calvocoressi, Peter (Hogarth Press) S: Strachey, James D: 1961 Dec. 14 R: Calvocoressi, Peter (Hogarth Press) S: Strachey, James D: 1964 Dec. 11 R: Carrington, Hereward S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1921 July 24 R: Caruso, Igor S: Hacker, Friedrich D: 1969 Febr. 3 R: Castro, Abel de S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1924 Aug. 4 R: Castro, Abel de S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1927 Sept. 22 R: Castro, Abel de S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1928 Sept. 28 R: Castro, Abel de S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1929 Sept. 26 R: Chavkin, E. S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1934 March 3 R: Chavkin, E. S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1934 March 23 R: Committee S: Abraham, Karl D: 1914 May 12 R: Committee S: Abraham, Karl; Eitingon, Max D: 1924 Nov. 26 R: Committee S: Abraham, Karl; Eitingon, Max D: 1925 Feb. 11 R: Committee S: Abraham, Karl; Sachs, Hanns; Eitingon, Max D: 1925 March 15 R: Committee S: Eitingon, Max D: 1930 Oct. 11 R: Committee S: Eitingon, Max; Sachs, Hanns D: 1926 Nov. 21 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1912 Nov. 11 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1914 Apr. 30 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1914 May 8 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1922 Nov. 26 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1924 Jan. R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1924 Febr. 15 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1927 Jan. 15 R: Committee S: Freud, Sigmund D: 1932 March 28 R: Committee S: Jones, Ernest D: 1922 Aug. R: Committee S: Jung, Carl Gustav; Riklin, Franz D: 1910 May R: Committee S: Rank, Otto D: 1920 Oct. 22 R: Committee S: Rank, Otto D: 1924 Dec. 20 R: Committee S: Rank, Otto D: 1925 Jan. 7 R: Czerwenka, Fritz S: Sobotka, Leopold D: 1970 Febr. 6

74. Finger Family Genealogy
    _Robert D. NICHOLS _ max Howard NICHOLS _JACOB abraham TREBER.  
    http://www.fingerfamily.com/html/d0002/g0000033.html

75. Abraham_Max
    max abraham. Born 26 March 1875 max abraham studied under Planck,writing his doctoral dissertation in 1897. Then he lectured at  
    http://sfabel.tripod.com/mathematik/database/Abraham_Max.html
    
    Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Max Abraham studied under Planck His work is almost all related to Maxwell 's theory and he wrote a text which was the standard work on electrodynamics in Germany for a long time. His theory of the electron was developed in 1902 but in 1904 Lorentz and Einstein produced a different theory. Abraham's was at first supported by experiment, but later work was to favour of the Lorentz Einstein theory. Abraham was opposed to relativity all his life. References (4 books/articles) Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index

76. Amarillo Globe-News: History Makers: Malouf Abraham Sr. 05/19/00
    abraham served two terms in the 1950s as Canadian's mayor and two terms in the Hispolitical career ended with a defeat by max Sherman in the 1970 race for the  
    http://www.amarillonet.com/stories/051900/his_abraham.html
    
    Extractions: Giving away his money drew as much attention to Malouf "Oofie" Abraham Sr. as did his wheeling and dealing in the oil and gas business. Abraham built a fortune with oil and natural gas leases in the Anadarko basin of the eastern Panhandle and western Oklahoma, but he started out as the son of immigrants from Lebanon. Abraham's father, Nahim, came to America in 1902. Abraham's mother, Alia, followed 11 years later after Nahim opened The Fair department store in Canadian. During the Depression, Abraham dropped out of Texas Tech after three years and did everything from checking coats and selling horned toads at the state fair in Dallas to running a restaurant in Canadian called Killarney Cafe. Eventually, Abraham opened a real estate business that allowed him to enter the oil lease business. The oil lease business launched his fortune as the oil business boomed in the 1950s. Abraham served two terms in the 1950s as Canadian's mayor and two terms in the Texas House of Representatives in the 1960s. His political career ended with a defeat by Max Sherman in the 1970 race for the Texas Senate.

77. Genealogy Data Page 27 (Family Pages)
    Sternthal, Florence Gender Female Parents Father Sternthal, abraham Mother, Sarah Bergman, Rose Gender Female Family Spouse Heiss, max Gender Male  
    http://www.druckers.com/surname/f_1a.html

78. Daniel Eisenstein's Papers
    Weighing Neutrinos with Galaxy Surveys w/ Wayne Hu max Tegmark Dynamical Mass Estimatesof LargeScale Filaments in Redshift Surveys w/ abraham Loeb and Edwin  
    http://cmb.as.arizona.edu/~eisenste/papers.html

79. Family Related Sites
    Chris abraham. Jay abraham. Allison abraham. Ryan abraham. Jan Heeling. Martin abraham.max abraham. Ralph abraham. Robert abraham. Adam abraham. CM abraham. Dale abraham.  
    http://abraham-heeling.fol.nl/links.htm

80. Gestalt Theory And Psychosis
    the USA it is mainly the work of the American Gestalt psychologist abraham S. LUCHINS Botharticles show the influence of max WERTHEIMER, who referred to these  
    http://www.enabling.org/ia/gestalt/gerhards/psychos.html
    
    Extractions: Max WERTHEIMER, the founder of Gestalt theory, was interested in psychopathology from the very beginning of his studies and research work. He had worked in neurology and psychiatry institutes in Prague and Vienna before he came to Frankfurt and then Berlin where Gestalt theory finally was born. Max WERTHEIMER himself has not published in this field, but he has stimulated and influenced most of the early Gestalt psychologists' work in this field and he continued to discuss related matters during his time at the New School for Social Research in New York (you can read about this in the excellent volumes by A.S. and E.H. LUCHINS, Wertheimer's Seminars Revisited

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