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22 Mar 2002: Admission is free and the doors will open at 6.20pm. And don't forget that there is a whole programme of events celebrating National Science Week tomorrow (Saturday). ... From 10am to 5pm there are free events for the whole family to enjoy.

9 Sep 2002: Since R is local a R-module is projective if and only ifis free. ... The definitionis of course the same as the original one given by Gromov in [20], except that it isonly asked that the torus actions are effective (but not necessarily locally free).

7 Aug 2002: i). 10. Since a proof of (i) should end with a demonstration that f(y) is in U (subject to certain conditions of course), we should examine (ii) and (iii) for ... We are also free to choose u, so u should be x (not y because y is not a free variable).

23 Sep 2002: S E S ( Michaelmas Term 2002)The Computing Service offers the following IT training courses which are free for current students and staff of the University. ... In all cases this may be acquired by attending one or more of the introductory courses.

20 Apr 2002: Theratio of cyclic to acyclic products, which appears constantduring the reaction time course, depends on the isozyme class(â > δ > γ), substrate (PI> PIP> PIP2), pH, and calciumconcentration (Kim et al., ... At all temperatures except 55C, the

11 May 2002: Over the course of this work, several designs of flow-type calorimeters were used that share the following characteristics:. ... Also, the initial catalyst was tested for absorbed helium and found to be essentially free of this element.

1 Jul 2002: Free to enter, it is open from 10am to 4.30pm each day, except Tuesday when it opens slightly later at 12.30pm.

27 Aug 2002: By assumingthat the ribs apply no external forces to these free bodies one can set up a system of equilibrium equations. ... YL. H. Jγ1. D2. Figure 6: Free body diagram for membrane elementsOD2H and OD2J.

5 Mar 2002: Of course, to obtain a correctly phased spectrum we have to choose the correct slope of thegraph of phase against offset. ... W (t ) = exp(RLBt ) (4.4)where RLB is a rate constant which we are free to choose.

16 Oct 2002: Admission is free.