The Antiquary, Volume 4Edward Walford, George Latimer Apperson E. Stock, 1881 |
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... cross sections . The solid curve is our scaled plane - wave Born ( PWB ) result for excitation , while the dotted curve is the PWB ( unscaled ) cross section . The crosses are experimental results of Stumpf and Gallagher [ 21 ] and ...
... cross sections . The solid curve is our scaled plane - wave Born ( PWB ) result for excitation , while the dotted curve is the PWB ( unscaled ) cross section . The crosses are experimental results of Stumpf and Gallagher [ 21 ] and ...
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... Cross Of God." A Miraculous Cross like no other Cross on earth. For these are the only Crosses in the world, that are actually created by the Mighty Hands Of God. Right Now! There IS More Power Available To You Than You Ever Thought ...
... Cross Of God." A Miraculous Cross like no other Cross on earth. For these are the only Crosses in the world, that are actually created by the Mighty Hands Of God. Right Now! There IS More Power Available To You Than You Ever Thought ...
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... CROSS OF JESUS - THE BLESSEDNESS OF STAND- ING BY IT , NOTE . - The inward excellency of Christ's suf- · ferings - MACLAURIN , THE CROSS OF JESUS - THE THREE MARYS AT IT , THE CROSS OF JESUS - SINNERS AT IT , NOTE . - Loving sinners a ...
... CROSS OF JESUS - THE BLESSEDNESS OF STAND- ING BY IT , NOTE . - The inward excellency of Christ's suf- · ferings - MACLAURIN , THE CROSS OF JESUS - THE THREE MARYS AT IT , THE CROSS OF JESUS - SINNERS AT IT , NOTE . - Loving sinners a ...
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... CROSS FROM NORTH - EAST AT PAGE • · 104 • 104 108 XIV . RUTHWELL CROSS FROM SOUTH - WEST XV . RUTHWELL CROSS BEFORE 1887 , WHEN IT WAS TAKEN INTO THE CHURCH • XVI . 1 , JOHN THE EVANGELIST ; 2 , EAGLE , FROM THE HEAD OF THE RUTHWELL CROSS ...
... CROSS FROM NORTH - EAST AT PAGE • · 104 • 104 108 XIV . RUTHWELL CROSS FROM SOUTH - WEST XV . RUTHWELL CROSS BEFORE 1887 , WHEN IT WAS TAKEN INTO THE CHURCH • XVI . 1 , JOHN THE EVANGELIST ; 2 , EAGLE , FROM THE HEAD OF THE RUTHWELL CROSS ...
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... cross - breeding ; hand crossing such as artificial poly- crosses , or systematic pollination . A tight control is obvious too : the plant density has to be correct and the sanitary con- trol good , in order to avoid plant selection ...
... cross - breeding ; hand crossing such as artificial poly- crosses , or systematic pollination . A tight control is obvious too : the plant density has to be correct and the sanitary con- trol good , in order to avoid plant selection ...
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