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UCLA Previously Published Works (2003)
    Cover page: Challenges of representing land surface processes in weather and climate models over Tropics: Examples over the Indian subcontinent
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    UCLA Previously Published Works (2012)
    A.5.3.2 and A.5.3.4 for comparison. A.5.3.2 Large Scale Force-Response Studies of the Sahelian Climate Anomaly: The Relative Importance of Land-surface Processes and Sea-surface Temperatures Starting in the late 1980s, numerical ...
      Cover page: The Sahelian Climate
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      Recent Work (1995)

      "Hmong For Beginners" was written by Annie Jaisser and her co-authors (Martha Ratliff, Elizabeth Riddle, David Strecker, Lopao Vang and Lyfu Vang) from materials they developed in the 1980s when Hmong was first being introduced as a language of instruction for the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI). The book was published by the Center for Southeast Asia Studies at UC Berleley in 1995 and is now out of print. This electronic version is intended to make the materials available to those interested in the Hmong language but with limited access to print materials about the language.

        Cover page: Hmong For Beginners Part 2
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        Recent Work (1995)

        "Hmong For Beginners" was written by Annie Jaisser and her co-authors (Martha Ratliff, Elizabeth Riddle, David Strecker, Lopao Vang and Lyfu Vang) from materials they developed in the 1980s when Hmong was first being introduced as a language of instruction for the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI). The book was published by the Center for Southeast Asia Studies at UC Berleley in 1995 and is now out of print. This electronic version is intended to make the materials available to those interested in the Hmong language but with limited access to print materials about the language.

          Cover page: Hmong For Beginners Part 3
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          Recent Work (1995)

          "Hmong For Beginners" was written by Annie Jaisser and her co-authors (Martha Ratliff, Elizabeth Riddle, David Strecker, Lopao Vang and Lyfu Vang) from materials they developed in the 1980s when Hmong was first being introduced as a language of instruction for the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI). The book was published by the Center for Southeast Asia Studies at UC Berleley in 1995 and is now out of print. This electronic version is intended to make the materials available to those interested in the Hmong language but with limited access to print materials about the language.

            Cover page: Hmong For Beginners Part 6 Verbs
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            LBL Publications (1992)
              Cover page: Results from a Partial Lifetime Test of a 40 mm-Aperture 17 mm sse Model Dipole
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              LBL Publications (1988)
                Cover page: A 2-MV MULTlBfcAM INJECTOR FUR HEAVY ION FUSION
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                Working Papers (1997)

                This paper presents a methodology to evaluate a benefit-to-cost ratio effectiveness of the Freeway Service Patrol in a freeway section in Los Angeles. The methodology addresses the process of estimating incident delay using probe vehicles and the lack of "before" data.

                  Cover page: The Los Angeles Freeway Service Patrol (fsp) Evaluation: Study Methodology And Preliminary Findings
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                  Ufahamu: A Journal of African Studies, Volume 3, Issue 3 (1973)
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                    Cover page: Tributes to a Fallen Comrade
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                    UC Berkeley Previously Published Works (2015)
                    The Mu2e experiment at Fermilab will search for charged lepton flavor violation via the coherent conversion process mu- N --> e- N with a sensitivity approximately four orders of magnitude better than the current world's best limits for this process. The experiment's sensitivity offers discovery potential over a wide array of new physics models and probes mass scales well beyond the reach of the LHC. We describe herein the preliminary design of the proposed Mu2e experiment. This document was created in partial fulfillment of the requirements necessary to obtain DOE CD-2 approval.
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