Simple colorimetric method determines uranium in tissue

Simple colorimetric micromethod determines concentrations of uranium in tissue. The method involves dry ashing organic extraction, and colorimetric determination of uranyl ferrocyanide. This uranium determination technique could be used in agricultural research, tracer studies, testing of food products, or medical research

<investigation of radar echoes from the moon planets, using methods and data from earth radar-return studies< semiannual status report, 1 nov. 1964 - 30 apr. 1965

Differential reflectivity for estimating surface properties of reflecting body - radar signal reflectio

Investigation of radar echoes from the moon and planets, using methods and data from earth radar-return studies Semiannual status report, 1 May - 31 Oct. 1965

Monostatic reflection from statistically rough sphere, electromagnetic properties of smooth sphere from bistatic power measurement, and acoustic differential reflectivity developmen

Letter from P. A. Doran to John Muir, 1903 Apr 21

San Francisco April 21st 1903 Professor John Muir. Martinez My Dear Professor Leaving here Thursday morning next with the Columbia will be my last trip for some time, and I go east from Portland, and possibly heave to in Europe/ Mrs. Doran will be accompanying me. I intended calling on you last month, but the annual drydocking and overhauling threw us so far behind thime that it looks nearly like the whole month to catch our old schedule. And this month Mrs. Doran has been busy preparing for our journey. I am sorry I canΓÇÖt see Helen before I leave, as I have some huge stories of our friends the ΓÇ£Huge Levithians of the deep.ΓÇ¥ But I will expect to see some on the Atlantic and will tell her all about them when I return. Mrs. Doran joins me in kindest regards to yourself and your family. Wishing you a successful voyage and that you may discover several new ΓÇ£Huge LeviathasrsΓÇ¥ I am Sincerely yours P. A. Doran S.S. Columbi

Letter from P. A. Doran to John Muir, 1901 Dec 21.

San Francisco Dec 21st, 1901.Professor John Muir,Martinez,My dear Professor,I beg to acknowledge receipt of you new book for which I thank you. I shall take it with me this voyage, and have the pleasure of a stroll through the forests while on the dark blue. Trusting you are all well, and with kindest regards to Wanda and Helen, and best wishes for a Happy New Year I amRespectfully yoursP. A. Doran.2110 Union St.0290

Letter from P. A. Doran to John Muir, 1905 Sep 28.

[letterhead]S. S. Columbia Sept. 28, 1905My dear Professor Muir,I am very much pleased to know that Helen is improving and hope, for your sake as well as her own, she will continue so and grow entirely well.I wish I could prescribe for her with the same success as in your case. However, when she is again well and strong, I would recommend a trip on the Columbia, and I shall arrange matters with old ocean, and ours esteemed friends the huge leviathans, for a pleasant voyage.Trusting this will find you in good health and confidence regarding Helen\u27s speedy recover I amYours very truly, P. A. Dorans. S. ColumbiaSpear St. WharfS. F.0363