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We developed a questionnaire and began a data query of women in architecture about whom mention appeared in newspapers , serials or publications we read . It was amazing to hear her , the voice , the intelligence , her wry humor at the quirky nature of serials . Note that the publication index is not keyword , so truncation is needed & the first word of the publisher name must be used ; RLIN21 uses " con " <continuing resources> as the format qualifier for serials ; boolean terms are used to combine index terms ( " and " ) , but a semicolon is used to chain qualifiers ( " ; lim mat con " ) . There is an enormous distinction between the life-history of a serial killer and a person from a moderately-abusive American home . Gunmen forced four foreign journalists and an Afghan guide from two of the lead cars . The shot-noise limit estimation technique that I used to estimate the CRT eavesdropping risk can even more easily ( because no deconvolution is needed ) also be applied to serial port indicators and allows us to estimate a lower bound for the bit-error rate at a given distance . For whatever format or change in serials that comes next , I will be ready to face it with the experience of the past and the promise of the future . A serial dilution of human serum was resolved by SDS-PAGE and electroblotted to Immobilon-P . Because this is a serial entry covering a very long period of time , it is reasonable to assume that the author attribution , Reale Accademia Valdarnese del Poggio applies to the journal only part of the time . Students can access an extensive collection of online databases from the public health workstations including LCS ( Library Circulation System ) and LUIS ( Library Users Information Service ) , a database useful for locating books , serials , and subject headings at other campuses .