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        a non-Clausewitzian perspective to 'modern' warfare [1]
        A posteriori error estimation [1]
        A priori [1]
        A study has been made of the mineralogical composition of South African fly ashes using X-ray diffraction (XRD), optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy. Depending on the source, the ash consists of a Si-Al-Ca-rich glassy phase between 24-75 wt% and the following mineral phases: mullite (3Al//2O//3. 2SiO//2) at 16-49 wt%, quartz (SiO//2) at 2, 7-26 wt%, maghemite ( gamma -Fe//2O//3) and hematite ( beta -Fe//2O//3) at 2, 5-8, 5 wt% and lime (CaO) and portlandite (Ca(OH)//2) at 0. 3-2. 9 wt%. The minerals were quantified with XRD, using a spiking technique to determine standard lines, and the glassy phase was determined by subtraction. [1]
        A.P. Lubbe en Seun (Edms.) Bpk. [1]
        Aalders, W., -- 1909- [1]
        Aalst -- Criticism and interpretation [1]
        Aanbidding [1]
        Aandagtekort [1]
        Aangepaste assessering [1]
        Aanvangslees en intervensie [1]
        Aanvangsleesontwikkeling [1]
        aat gene [1]
        Ab initio calculations [1]
        Abacavir [2]
        abacavir [6]
        Abafazi [1]
        Abalone [5]
        Abalone (Haliotis Midae) [1]
        Abalone (Haliotis midae) [1]

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