81. Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary Of Phrase & Fable. Lamb. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. lamb. Cold lamb. A schoolboy’sjoke. Setting a boy on a cold marble or stone hearth. horace (Sat. http://www.bartleby.com/81/9851.html

Select Search All Bartleby.com All Reference Columbia Encyclopedia World History Encyclopedia World Factbook Columbia Gazetteer American Heritage Coll. Dictionary Roget's Thesauri Roget's II: Thesaurus Roget's Int'l Thesaurus Quotations Bartlett's Quotations Columbia Quotations Simpson's Quotations English Usage Modern Usage American English Fowler's King's English Strunk's Style Mencken's Language Cambridge History The King James Bible Oxford Shakespeare Gray's Anatomy Farmer's Cookbook Post's Etiquette Bulfinch's Mythology Frazer's Golden Bough All Verse Anthologies Dickinson, E. Eliot, T.S. Frost, R. Hopkins, G.M. Keats, J. Lawrence, D.H. Masters, E.L. Sandburg, C. Sassoon, S. Whitman, W. Wordsworth, W. Yeats, W.B. All Nonfiction Harvard Classics American Essays Einstein's Relativity Grant, U.S. Roosevelt, T. Wells's History Presidential Inaugurals All Fiction Shelf of Fiction Ghost Stories Short Stories Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Reference Lamb ( The Vegetable ) or ... BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD E. Cobham Brewer . Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. Lamb.

82. The Lamb Dipole The lamb dipole is named after Sir horace lamb who in the second edition of histreatise Hydrodynamics (1895) considered this solution in a rather sketchy way http://www.fluid.tue.nl/users/jos/VDG/lamb-dip.html

The Lamb dipole The Lamb dipole is a dipolar vortex structure with a continuous vorticity distribution within a circular region. This dipole moves along a staight line with a constant velocity and without change of form. It is a stationary solution of the two-dimensional vorticity equation (Navier-Stokes equation) when there are no viscous effects and the domain is infinite. When viscous effects play a role, the vorticity is spread over a larger area and the dipole decreases in strength, so that the velocity also decreases in the course of time; the motion remains along a straight line though. In case the domain is finite, the velocity of the dipole is less than in an infinite domain. A somewhat more precise description The Lamb dipole has a continuous vorticity distribution within a circle of radius a . Inside this circle there is a linear relationship between the vorticity omega and the streamfunction psi , namely: omega=k psi , where k is a constant given by ak=3.83 . Outside this circle there is no vorticity: omega=0 . The flow outside the dipole is a potential flow: a two-dimensional flow around a circular cylinder placed in a flow field with a uniform velocity U , as sketched below.

83. Genealogy Index For Surnames Beginning With L Riley (1898UNKNOWN) lamb, Robert Foster (1865-18 SEP 1898) lamb, Robert Newton (20 Raymond(Died Young) (3 APR 1912-20 SEP 1915) Latham, horace Baker (-UNKNOWN http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~davidca/family/idxl.htm

Genealogy Index for surnames beginning with L Back to Main Page Ladd, Cora Alice (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Edwin Ralph (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Effie May (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Ennis Leo (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Gertrude Maud (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Leola Myrtle (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Leroy O. (24 MAR 1844-10 SEP 1915) Ladd, Lucius Herman (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Minnie Florence (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Orlie Leroy (-UNKNOWN) Ladd, Urbane Ray (-UNKNOWN) Lahodny, Milinda Gene (living) Lahugh, Constance Juanitta Mollie (BET. 1882 - 1902-BET. 1917 - 1986) Lake, Beatrice M. (23 JUN 1905-25 AUG 1976) Lake, Charles Adolphus (28 SEP 1884-21 SEP 1952) Lake, Mabel (2 JUN 1908-25 MAR 1995) Lake, Mary (-UNKNOWN) Lake, Ralston Fred (29 NOV 1906-2 SEP 1982) Lake, Ruby Edith (living) Lamb, Amos Foster (8 OCT 1907-JAN 1981) Lamb, Amy (1895-UNKNOWN) Lamb, Catherine (living) Lamb, Elias (JUN 1798-UNKNOWN) Lamb, Eliza Jince (6 MAY 1869-19 MAY 1934) Lamb, Enos (1894-UNKNOWN) Lamb, Eunice (3 JAN 1870-28 APR 1910) Lamb, Eura Lamb, Eva L. (9 NOV 1882-2 OCT 1908) Lamb, Frank (living) Lamb, Henry (1873-UNKNOWN) Lamb, John

84. UT-Encyclopedia: Lamb Wave material thickness. lamb waves are named for horace lamb, in honor ofhis fundamental contributions to this subject. Investigation on http://www.ndt.net/article/az/ut/lamb.htm

Nondestructive Testing Encyclopedia - Ultrasonic Testing - Main UT A-Z Lamb wave plate wave, guided wave A type of ultrasonic wave propagation in which the wave is guided between two parallel surfaces of the test object. For an object sufficiently thin to allow penetration to the opposite surface, e.g. a plate having a thickness of the order of a wavelenght or so, Rayleigh waves degenerate to Lamb waves, which can be propagate in a number of modes, either symmetrical or antisymmetrical . The velocity is dependent on the product of frequency and material thickness. Lamb waves are named for Horace Lamb, in honor of his fundamental contributions to this subject. Investigation on Lamb and leaky Lamb waves have been carried out continuously since their discovery and researchers have done theoretical and experimental work for different purposes, ranging from seismology and the ship construction industry to acoustic microscopy, non-destructive testing and acoustic sensors. Synonymous terms are guided wave and plate wave Animated Demonstration Corrosion Detection in Aircraft Structures using Guided Lamb Waves Bibliography Find More Find More Rayleigh wave Love wave NDTnet info@ndt.net

85. Mine Warefare Ship Photo Index YMS out of service and struck from the Naval Register, 1 July 1959; Converted to an OceanographicResearch Vessel in 1960 and renamed Sir horace lamb and assigned http://www.navsource.org/archives/11/19294.htm

Please report any broken links or trouble you might come across to the Webmaster Please take a moment to let us know so that we can correct any problems and make your visit as enjoyable and as informative as possible. NavSource Online: Mine Warfare Vessel Photo Archive YMS-294 Redpoll (AMS / MSC[O] 57) YMS-1 Class Auxiliary Motor Minesweeper : Laid down, 10 June 1943 by Associated Shipbuilders, Lake Union, Seattle, WA; Launched, 11 August 1943; Commissioned USS YMS-294 , 11 September 1943; Completed, 9 November 1943; Decommissioned, 12 November 1945 and placed in service at New Orleans, LA; Named Redpoll and reclassified a Motor Minesweeper AMS-57 , 1 September 1947; Recommissioned, 20 November 1950; Reclassified a Coastal Minesweeper (Old) MSC(O)-57 , 7 February 1955; Decommissioned, 8 November 1955 and placed in service as a Naval Reserve training ship at Chattanooga, TN; Placed out of service and struck from the Naval Register, 1 July 1959; Converted to an Oceanographic Research Vessel in 1960, renamed Sir Horace Lamb and assigned to Columbia University's Geophysical Field Station, Saint David's, Bermuda. Fate unknown.

86. Lamb - Gnod's Statistics lamb Hooverphonic Bent Alpha Fishbone Boozoo Bajou Dzihan Kamien Kosheen GoldfrappBargain Mt Zion Bows Godspeed Fly Pan Am Massive Attack horace Andy Steve http://www.gnod.net/music/related/Lamb.asp

CD's Tickets Albums Videos ... movies What do people who like Lamb listen to ? Search the Web. Type it and go! The closer two artists are, the greater the probability people will like both artists. (needs a little time to organize) back to gnod click here to find the music next: Stabbing Westward Lamb ... Levitation var MinY=90;var Len0=4;var tascaler=1.4; MinX=140;

87. Horace Andy - Gnod's Statistics horace Andy Bob Andy Dave Barker Congos Slim Smith Alton Ellis Toots And The MaytalsBrian Setzer Orchestra Pizzicato Five Boards Of Canada lamb Goldfrapp http://www.gnod.net/music/related/Horace Andy.asp

88. Relación De Libros Y Tesis De Nuevo Ingreso. Mayo - Junio 2002 * 22908, 1960, QA 433 .G52 Ej.3. lamb, horace, *Hydrodynamics, 22919, 1932,QC 151 L218. Forsyth, AR, *Theory of functions of a complex variable vol. http://biblioteca.cicese.mx/nuevas/may_jun_2002.html

Mayo - Junio 2002 *Libros donados CIENCIAS DE LA TIERRA Autor Inv. Milne-Thomson, L.M. *Theoretical hydrodynamics. QA 911 .M55 *Prediction of reservoir quality through chemical modeling. TN 271 .P4 P74 Oakeshott, Gordon B. *Geology and mineral deposits of San Fernando quadrangle los Angeles county, California. QE 89 .034 Poldervaart, Arie ed. *Crust of the earth : a symposium. QE 511 .C957 Suggate, R. P. *The geology of New Zealand. QE 348 .2 .G46 v. 1 y 2 Ziegler, Peter A. *Evolution of the arctic-north Atlantic and the western tethys. QE 350 .22 .N65 Z66 Ross, Charles A. *Standard wolfcampian series (permian), glass mountains, Texas. QE 730 .R68 Hunt, Charles B. *Geology of the Henry mountains, Utah, as recorded in the notebooks of G.K. Gilbert, 1985-76. QE 170 .H4 G55 Stainbrook, Merrill A. *Brachiopoda of the independence shale of Iowa. QE 796 .S35 United States, Bureu of Mines *Mineral facts and problems. TN 23 .U55 Anderson, Robert Van Vleck. *Geology in the coastal atlas of western algeria. QE 329 .A53

89. Lyrics - Inspired By Horace Kephart's Our Southern Highlanders a musical companion to horace Kephart's classic book, Our Southern Highlanders feedon live or dead Raven, raven black and brazen o'er the lamb he flies Raven http://www.elephantrock.com/song13L.asp

90. Scientific American: Article the most important unsolved problem of classical physics. Its difficulty waswittily expressed in 1932 by the British physicist horace lamb, who, in an http://turb.seas.ucla.edu/~jkim/sciam/turbulence.html

Tackling Turbulence with Supercomputers Tailpipe turbulence Simulation created by the authors at Stanford University's Center for Turbulance Research can be viewed as an animation SUBTOPICS: CFD: 150 Years in the Making Applying the Equations Simulation Shortcuts From Prediction to Control SIDEBAR: A Simulation Milestone ILLUSTRATION: Air Pressure Drag On a Golf Ball Airflow over Wing V-Shaped Grooves ... FURTHER READING Computers only recently became powerful enough to illuminate simple examples of this great classical problem. In some cases, they will let engineers control it. by Parviz Moin and John Kim We all pass through life surroundedand even sustainedby the flow of fluids. Blood moves through the vessels in our bodies, and air (a fluid, properly speaking) flows into our lungs. Our vehicles move through our planet's blanket of air or across its lakes and seas, powered by still other fluids, such as fuel and oxidizer, that mix in the combustion chambers of engines. Indeed, many of the environmental or energy-related issues we face today cannot possibly be confronted without detailed knowledge of the mechanics of fluids. Practically all the fluid flows that interest scientists and engineers are turbulent ones; turbulence is the rule, not the exception, in fluid dynamics. A solid grasp of turbulence, for example, can allow engineers to reduce the aerodynamic drag on an automobile or a

91. Autores lamb, Charles(4); lamb, Harold(2); lamb, horace(1); lambe, T. William http://biblioteca.ipc.upel.edu.ve/ALEXANDR/CATALOGOS/pcaracas/Cat.Aut_14.HTM

92. Official Athletic Site, Michigan State Men's Track Feb. 9 horace Ashenfelter III Indoor Track. 48.44 8 1 9 Manganiello, Nick SOPSU 48.73 10 10 McMillan, Keith JR East Carolina 48.77 9 11 lamb, Kevin JR http://www.fansonly.com/schools/msu/sports/m-track/stats/020902aaa.html

Final Results Nittany Lion Challenge Cup Feb. 9 Horace Ashenfelter III Indoor Track Male Team Scores Place School Points 1 Indiana IND 105 . 25 2 P S U PSU 99 . 25 3 Michigan MICH 59 . 75 4 Illinois ILL 50 . 50 5 West Virginia WVU 46 6 East Carolina ECAR 44 7 Kent State KENT 40 . 75 8 Pennsylvania PENN 38 9 Cornell CORN 37 10 Michigan State MSU 26 11 Toronto TOR 25 . 25 12 Air Force AFA 20 . 25 13 Buffalo BUFF 18 14 Pittsburgh PITT 13 Men 400 Meter Dash PSU Record: 46.81 * 1987 Michael Timpson Facility: 45.46 F 2001 Andrew Pierce, Ohio State NCAA Auto: 46.32 A 2002 NCAA Prov: 47.25 P 2002 Name Yr School Finals H# Points Men 1 Mile Run PSU Record: 4:02.30 * 1972 Greg Fredericks Facility: 4:02.90 F 2000 Mike Ryan, Reebok NCAA Auto: 4:00.70 A 2002 NCAA Prov: 4:05.20 P 2002 Name Yr School Finals Points 1 Carpenter, Brian SR Air Force 4:04.64 P 10 2 Curran, George SR Kent State 4:09.99 8 3 Bakai, Chris Toronto 4:10.53 6 4 Hyde, Bruce FR Cornell 4:11.42 5 5 Walker, Tim FR P S U 4:12.55 4 6 Gow, Nick SR Illinois 4:12.94 3 7 Toloff, Chris

93. Shreve, Lamb & Harmon Poster FredericAuguste Bartholdi Friedrich Seesselberg Giacomo della Porta horace JonesIM Pei Faneuiel Pierre Lescot Raymond Hood Robert Mills Shreve, lamb Harmon http://www.posterbargain.com/Shreve,_Lamb_&_Harmon_Poster.html

To purchase any of the poster below click on the image. All transactions are safe and secure with satisfaction guaranteed. Poster Architecture Visionary Architects Return to Architecture ... William Van Alen products click on an image for enlargement and order information Empire State Building 1965 Art Print 20 .in x 39 .in Order Info Empire State Building Art Print 26 .in x 55 .in Order Info Acrobats on Empire State Building Art Print 24 .in x 32 .in Order Info Empire State Building Art Print 12 .in x 16 .in Order Info Empire State Building Art Print 22 .in x 28 .in Order Info Empire State Building Art Print 40 .in x 60 .in Order Info Empire State Building-NY 1978 Art Print 20 .in x 39 .in Order Info Empire State Building Giant Poster 38 .in x 54 .in Order Info Empire State Building Art Print 12 .in x 12 .in Order Info

94. Specific Arguments - Magnetic Field exponential decay curve. He drew upon Sir horace lamb's 1883 paper astheoretical justification for this. Following the curve backwards http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/dave_matson/young-earth/specific_argument

Library Modern Documents Dave Matson Young Earth ... Specific Arguments : Magnetic Field Young-earth "proof" #11: Since the earth's magnetic field is decaying at an exponential rate, its strength would have been unrealistically high 25,000 years ago. Thus, Earth is less than 25,000 years old. Dr. Hovind is almost certainly talking about Barnes's magnetic field argument (1973) or some echo of it. Henry Morris, himself, once praised it as one of the best arguments for a young earth. In 1971 Barnes took about 25 measurements of the earth's magnetic field strength (originally assembled by Keith McDonald and Robert Gunst (1967)) and fitted them to an exponential decay curve. He drew upon Sir Horace Lamb's 1883 paper as theoretical justification for this. Following the curve backwards in time, Barnes showed that 20,000 years ago the earth's magnetic field would have been impossibly high. Thus, he concluded that the earth is much younger than 20,000 years. There are several fatal errors in Thomas G. Barnes's work: 1. Barnes employs an obsolete model of the earth's interior. Today, no one doing serious work on the earth's magnetic field envisions its source as a free electrical current in a spherical conductor (the earth's core) undergoing simple decay. Elsasser's dynamo theory is the only theory today which has survived.

95. Romanticism On The Net 14 (May 1999) Wellknown associates of Hunt like Percy and Mary Shelley, Lord Byron, John Keats,Vincent Novello, Charles and Mary lamb, horace Smith, and Benjamin Haydon http://users.ox.ac.uk/~scat0385/coxexaminer.html

96. Bloomfield Cemetery, Sonoma Co., CA two portions, the back half in 1864 in a Trust for a Public Cemetery and in 1869the front half by Charles E. lamb, administrator of the Estate of horace lamb. http://cotati.sjsu.edu/cockrill/d0007/d0007notes/BloomfieldCemetery.htm

Bloomfield Cemetery The history of the public cemetery in Bloomfield is somewhat unclear, as Susan Appleton wrote in "Bloomfield Cemetery Records, 1864-1967" (Santa Rosa Annex 929.379418 Bloomfield): ...this cemetery is one of the very few in California that has no administration running it nor records kept on it to my knowledge. In an obituary for Dr. Bruce T. Cockrill , it is claimed that the "old cemetery" was deeded by Larkin Cockrill , so that the lots are free of charge to the Cockrill family. It is not clear what holding of Bloomfield property Larkin may have had, but it appears that the Hoag brothers , Jared and Cushing, had owned most of the property which became the Bloomfield Cemetery. From Susan Appleton's deed search on the Bloomfield Cemetery: ...the cemetery was deeded in two portions, the back half in 1864 in a Trust for a Public Cemetery and in 1869 the front half by Charles E. Lamb, administrator of the Estate of Horace Lamb. March 8, 1864

97. Livres Anciens, Rare, Ancien, Precieux, Livres D'occasion, Gravures, Cartes Post OEUVRES COMPLETES D'horace Traduction de la collection Panckoucke. et précédée d'une étude sur horace par M. H. RIGAULT. et précédée d'une étude sur horace de M.H. http://www.livre-rare-book.com/Matieres/fd/1687b.html

(3918 librairies) Rejoignez livre-rare-book Vente Publique Ecrivez-nous Liens / Links ... livre-rare-book librairies, livres d'occasion, anciens et modernes THESAURUS MOTEUR DE RECHERCHE Horace bal - hor - rai Librairie Jousseaume - Paris, France - 01 42 96 06 24 HORACE Quinti Horatii Flacci Poëmata Aurelianis (Orléans), Typis Couret de Villeneuve, 1767, Littérature latine;Livres anciens; In-douze, VI-228 pp, maroquin bordeaux, dos lisse orné d'une pièce de titre noire et de fleurons dorés, dentelle interieures, et triple liserés dorés sur le plats, tranche dorée, Edition nova. Martin Couret de Villeneuve imprimeur et littérateur né et mort à Orléans (1719-1780). On lui doit une jolie édition classique d'Horace (1767) ; il améliora les procédés typographiques. Librairie Jacques Chaminade - Lyon, France - 33+ 04 78 92 87 40 HORACE. Texte en caractères italiques, encadré d'un double filet noir avec fleurons et motifs décoratifs. La vignette de titre a été coloriée. Fente à une charnière. Librairie Jousseaume - Paris, France - 01 42 96 06 24

98. The ECO's Plan There are four exits from the building here the main entrance adjacent to theHorace lamb Theatre, the entrance next to the Substation, the staff only http://www.cs.adelaide.edu.au/~kevin/Wardens/ECO-Plan.html

The ECO's Plan This document describes the plan developed by the ECO for taking control of the building. Note that it isn't complete. Evacuation Plan It is not realistic to plan for every possible contingency, and since the Plaza building is directly connected to other buildings, the possibility exits that some of the designated evacuation routes and areas may be unavailable. The general principle of evacuating the building is to get people away from the source of danger. Since our building is cut into the hillside, this means the Plaza area is not away - it is the roof of some of the building! Keep alert when trying to marshall evacuees - make sure you have them in a safe area. This document contains the obvious evacuation routes. Note that a fire in a specific place may render some of the "shortest paths" useless. If there is an incident the Chief Warden should advise you via the WIP phone and via the PA system of areas to be avoided. In these cases there may be large numbers of people trying to exit down narrow stairs (Flentje holds 310 people). A very small amount of smoke will cause panic Very Important There are two stairways which span most of the levels: the main stairway and the one which exits in the staff club and the loading bay. Neither of these are fire stairs - they have no smoke or fire barriers isolating them from the rest of the building. Do not be fooled by the presence of fire doors at level-1 and level-3 into the rear stairway - there is nothing at level-2!

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