… Butcher, PhD, RN Associate Professor The University of Iowa College of Nursing Iowa City,
… Butcher serves as first editor. Howard joined the NIC team starting with the fifth edition, and …

… cluster surrounding 3C 295, at a redshift of 0.46 (Butcher and Oemler 1978a, hereafter BO I).
We … and central concentration have few spirals (Butcher and Oemler 1978b, hereafter BO II). …

A description is presented of a project of two-color photometry of a number of distant clusters.
The KPNO ISIT vidicon described by Lynds (1975) and Strom (1976) is used in the project. …

… For example, typical interferometric imaging observations can easily produce 35 Tbyte/h of
raw, correlated visibilities. LOFAR is one of the first of a number of new astronomical facilities …

Multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) have been recommended as a key part of best cancer care
for 25 years. Here, we set out the functions and approaches of MDTs and review their impact. …

… km s~1 Mpc~1 cosmology, for which 1A h \H 0 /100 is equivalent to 3.09 h~1 kpc for our lowest
redshift cluster and 3.76 h~1 kpc in the most distant… de–nition of concentration as Butcher …

The nature of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs) at energies >10 20 eV remains a
mystery 1 . They are likely to be of extragalactic origin, but should be absorbed within ∼50 Mpc …

We present a detailed analysis of the spectroscopic catalog of galaxies in 10 distant clusters
from Dressler et al. We investigate the nature of the different spectral classes defined by …

… presented below we will therefore adopt h \ 0.5 and note that using a larger value for h will
tend to increase the redshift limits we derive, although a high enough value (eg, h \ 1) will lead …

… Cattell of the University of Illinois—and an active member of the younger, quantitatively
oriented educational psychologists—Professor HJ Butcher of the University of Manchester. …