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4 May 2005: 2. CAMBRIDGE HARDA PROJECT CULTURAL JATHA/STREET PLAY CAMPAIGN. A REPORT. ORGANISERS : M.P. ... The herbs and shrubs will be burned. The animals, every living thing will be burned.

27 Jul 2005: which is especially large in humans comparedwith other animals, yet ver y little is known about what role it plays incognition. ... findings from one species to another,and animal lesion studies of this region are hindered by practical

22 Mar 2005: Traditionally episodic memory has been considered to be a quality unique to humans, but Dr Clayton will argue that we share this ability with some animals. ... For more information on the talks or The Cambridge Science Festival, please phone 01223 766 766

24 Jan 2005: Editor: Stijn De Schepper (smad2@cam.ac.uk). Department of Geography, University of Cambridge. ... Exploring the origins of cultivated broomcorn milletthrough genetic markers" Dr. Harriet Hunt (McDonald Institute for Archeological Research,University of

29 Jun 2005: Polar Information and Historic Archives. 16Library and Information Service. World Data Centre for Glaciology, Cambridge. ... 527–557, Cambridge University Press. Morris, E.M., 2004. Techniques for predicting runoff fromglacierized areas.

9 Aug 2005: For example, assumingthat the z i are drawn from an alphabet of size K, we have :. ( ) { }z i z z zK 0 1 1, , ,. and when z i = zj this is ... 1. Let tot consist of the events ( ) ( ) ( ){ }x x x N0 1 1, , , where eachx i is drawn from a finite alphabet (

21 Jan 2005: SPECIAL NO. 9] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 67. Sponsor Project costs Number of£ authorised grants. ... Cambridge Primary Care Group 7,799 1Others (under £6,000) 8,971 3.

6 Jan 2005: C.Q. is at the Bauer Center for Genomics Research, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, USA. ... Both mutant animals and ES cells represent excel-lent models for studying mammalian GRP94 function in vivo.

6 Jul 2005: F. A s h b y. Department of Engineering, Cambridge University, Trumpington Street,Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK. ... Naturally occurring actuators in-clude the muscles of animals and plants, and man-made actuators include hydraulics,pneumatics and solenoids.

28 Apr 2005: Wilberforce Road,Cambridge CB3 0WA, UK. http://www.atm.damtp.cam.ac.uk/people/mem/. Invited keynote lecture to the. ... McIntyre. Department of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics,University of Cambridge, Silver Street, Cambridge, CB3 9EW, U.K.