The Correspondence of Henry and Sarah Fielding 1993
DOI: 10.1093/oseo/instance.00046356
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3. From Aaron Hill 28 Feb. 1736[/7]

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“…Our magnetization recovery data of Fig. 6.2 clearly indicate non-exponential recover, and Hill [63] has shown that the data of Drews et al may be adequately fit by the standard recovery laws of Chapter 3, resulting in (T,T)"' = 4.9 x 10"' s"'K"'. This is in very good agreement with our own value of (4.9 ± 0.3) x 10"' s"'K"'.…”
Section: Nmr Resultssupporting
confidence: 56%
“…Our magnetization recovery data of Fig. 6.2 clearly indicate non-exponential recover, and Hill [63] has shown that the data of Drews et al may be adequately fit by the standard recovery laws of Chapter 3, resulting in (T,T)"' = 4.9 x 10"' s"'K"'. This is in very good agreement with our own value of (4.9 ± 0.3) x 10"' s"'K"'.…”
Section: Nmr Resultssupporting
confidence: 56%
“…We note that if this ratio were = 2 for copper, as is reasonable according to [60 Vianden], one finds in reasonable agreement with the computed ratio of 0.8. The fact that lVgl for 63 Cu is a smaller fiaction of the lattice contribution than for 27 Al would then imply that the wave function of the valencdconduction electrons around the copper ions is much more s -like than for aluminum. The second assumption is that the Sternheher antishielding factor…”
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“…The discipline of global surgery has become a force majeure in the last few years, attracting more and more people. Noblesse oblige, the desire and responsibility to help those who are less privileged or underserved, is a very strong motivation, and modern medical students are not untouched by it; hence, interest in global surgery is on the rise among medical students [2]. However, recent studies from the UK, US, and Europe have shown that very few medical schools have global surgery educational programmes, forcing them to access non-medical school sources, such as social media, to gain exposure to the topic [1,3].…”
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