Titlebook: Uniting Electron Crystallography and Powder Diffraction; Ute Kolb,Kenneth Shankland,William I.F David Conference proceedings 2012 Springer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5580-2electron diffraction; materials characterization; powder diffraction; structure analysis

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Peter W. Stephensn as a science, a planet, cool and well regulated, progressing steadily towards a distant final state. This happened long ago at the birth of mathematics, and again at the birth of physics: only in the last century we have witnessed the same process once again, slow and at the time almost impercepti

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Radovan ?ernyever, generates a ‘public demand’ for a more exact ‘photographic portrait’, which Sweetwort instantly resists, owing to personal misgivings about the ‘peculiar character’ of his face and head. The remainder of the story outlines his gradually increasing ‘persecution’ by commercial photographers who

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Kenneth Shanklandd developed in a society prone to the very loud rumblings of science, Higher Criticism, and doubt. As a holiday associated with the spiritual world, leisured Victorians could do some soul searching during the liminal space of Christmas. Poetry offered a field in which Christmas celebrants could turn

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Andy Fitch,Caroline Curfsiptions in . of the poor . is negative and makes for difficult reading, as does a second polemical poem, “A Song for the Ragged Schools” (1854). The tension in Barrett Browning’s work is instructive: Her environmentalist poems suggest the difficulty of finding rhetorical balance between representing