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  1. ... story is delightfully told in the book Our Smallest Servants (Charles Pfizer & Co., 1955). The tiny “servants” ... laboratory to cultivate molds.” The cover of Our Smallest Servants, 1955 “Molds are both harmful and helpful ...
  2. ... You can sort numerically, instead of alphabetically, from smallest to largest, by using the argument -n : sort -n You can sort numerically from largest to smallest by combining -n and -r : sort -n -r ...
  3. ... VIROIDS H4956 A group of pathogens comprising the smallest known agents of Infectious disease. They arc unencapsulated ... of DNA viroids pnthogenic to animals is suspected 'smallest known agents of infect dis', do not use / ...
  4. ... federally recognized tribes. The Environmental Science Department, the smallest of the four baccalaureate programs, has two full- ... every sector, every walk of life from the smallest to the largest, from the richest to the ...
  5. ... and Jonathan Pereira. The Nursing Collection is the smallest, but contains first editions of Florence Nightingale's ...
  6. ... to download. This format will result in the smallest possible file for a given set. Split the ...
  7. ... only 250 to 400 nucleotides and are the smallest and simplest among the known infectious agents and ...
  8. ... bounds of a rectangular subimage which approximates the smallest rectangular area containing each vertebra. This data is ...
  9. ... eukaryotic cells. These tiny algae belong to the smallest size fraction of marine phytoplankton, the picoplank- A ...
  10. ... July 1996 issue of Index Medicus was the smallest in our collective memory — containing fewer than 8, ...
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