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3. Trash Taxonomy Tool: harmonizing classification systems used to describe trash in environments

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Hapich, Hannah, Cowger, Win, Gray, Andrew, Tangri, Neil, Hale, Tony, Magdy, Amr, Vermilye, Antoinette, Yu, Walter, Ayres, Dick, Moore, Charles, Vermilye, John, Singh, Samiksha, Haiman, Aaron N. K., Youngblood, Kathryn, Kang, Yunfan, McCauley, Margaret, Lok, Trevor, Moore, Shelly, Baggs, Eric, Lippiatt, Sherry, Kohler, Peter, Conley, Gary, Taing, Janna, and Mock, Jeremiah

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2022
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14. The Estimated Six-Year Mercury Dry Deposition Across North America

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Zhang, Leiming, primary, Wu, Zhiyong, additional, Cheng, Irene, additional, Wright, L. Paige, additional, Olson, Mark L., additional, Gay, David A., additional, Risch, Martin R., additional, Brooks, Steven, additional, Castro, Mark S., additional, Conley, Gary D., additional, Edgerton, Eric S., additional, Holsen, Thomas M., additional, Luke, Winston, additional, Tordon, Robert, additional, and Weiss-Penzias, Peter, additional

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2016
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15. Constraints from observations and modeling on atmosphere–surface exchange of mercury in eastern North America

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Song, Shaojie, primary, Selin, Noelle E., additional, Gratz, Lynne E., additional, Ambrose, Jesse L., additional, Jaffe, Daniel A., additional, Shah, Viral, additional, Jaeglé, Lyatt, additional, Giang, Amanda, additional, Yuan, Bin, additional, Kaser, Lisa, additional, Apel, Eric C., additional, Hornbrook, Rebecca S., additional, Blake, Nicola J., additional, Weinheimer, Andrew J., additional, Mauldin III, Roy L., additional, Cantrell, Christopher A., additional, Castro, Mark S., additional, Conley, Gary, additional, Holsen, Thomas M., additional, Luke, Winston T., additional, and Talbot, Robert, additional

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2016
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16. Nested aplanatic optics

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Goldstein, Alex, primary, Feuermann, Daniel, additional, Conley, Gary D., additional, and Gordon, Jeffrey M., additional

Published
2011
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30. No more laid-back business attitude.

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Conley, Gary N.

Subjects
Business enterprises -- Laws, regulations and rules, Los Angeles County, California -- Economic policy, Government regulation
Abstract

The Economic Development Corporation of Los Angeles County is spearheading efforts to change the perception that L.A. is indifferent or hostile toward business Los Angeles County's economy is undergoing a [...]

Published
1992

31. Arco donation

Author

Conley, Gary N.

Subjects
Los Angeles, California -- Economic aspects, Atlantic Richfield Co. -- Social policy, Founders National Bank of Los Angeles -- Finance, Petroleum industry -- Social policy
Published
1992

32. Business flight

Author

Conley, Gary N.

Subjects
Business -- California
Published
1992

35. Turning on the heat: the various forms of retherm have one thing in common: the ability to bring food product to the correct service temperature

Author

Conley, Gary and Vomvoris, William

Subjects
Heating -- Usage, Heating -- Methods, Food services -- Services, Food, Business, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

'Rethermalization' is a word that intellectuals may determine to be derived from the ancient Greek for the act of reheating. For the rest of us, however, rethermalization is represented in [...]

Published
2004

36. technology-based economic development.

Author

Conley, Gary and Holifield, Johnathan M.

Subjects
*ECONOMIC development, *TECHNOLOGY, *ECONOMIC history
Abstract

Explores the technology-based economic development of Cincinnati, Ohio. Shift from supply-side to demand-side economics; Role of the business community in technology-based economic development; Benefits of cluster strategies; Role of Cincinnati USA in the economy.

Published
2003

37. Birth of a V-8

Author

Conley, Gary

Subjects
engines -- Models, Airplanes, Model, Hobbies and crafts
Published
1982

38. Nested aplanatic optics

Author

Goldstein, Alex, Feuermann, Daniel, Conley, Gary D., and Gordon, Jeffrey M.

Abstract

Dual-mirror aplanatic optics - recently developed for concentrator photovoltaics - can offer efficient, ultra-compact, high-irradiance solar concentration. However, intrinsic limitations site the focus inside the concentrator and hence engender a dielectric terminal concentrator to deliver the concentrated radiation to the photovoltaic cell outside the optic, with the associated requirement of an optical bond to the cell. Can a modification in the design strategy place the focus outside the optic - and hence obviate the need for a terminal concentrator and optical bond - without compromising compactness, low shading losses, or even the practical virtue of the primary and secondary mirrors being coplanar toward easing optical component alignment? We show how nested dual-mirror aplanats can satisfy all these goals, supported by raytrace performance evaluations.

Published
2011
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39. Examining the Cover and Composition of the Successional Vegetation Mosaic of Pre-SMCRA Mined Landscapes in Southeast Ohio

Author

Conley, Gary D.

Subjects
Biogeochemistry, Conservation, Earth, Ecology, Energy, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Geology, Environmental Science, Forestry, Geobiology, Geochemistry, Geographic Information Science, Geography, Geological, Geology, Geomorphology, Geophysical, Land Use Planning, Mining, Mining Engineering, Natural Resource Management, Physical Geography, Plant Sciences, Remote Sensing, Soil Sciences, Sustainability, Landscape ecology, mining, natural succession, reclamation, species dispersal
Abstract

This research examined 10 similar surface coal mines in southeast Ohio to assess the factors broadly influencing the cover and composition of the successional vegetation mosaic. Transects were surveyed on opposing north- and south-facing aspects within each mine to comprehensively characterize the vegetative community. Statistical analysis strongly indicated that measures of vegetation cover were almost exclusively associated with edaphic properties such as soil pH and electrical conductivity. In clear contrast, species richness and the composition of the vegetative community were influenced primarily by physical landform features and the size and shape of mine extents. While some features of surface mines may act as barriers to the dispersal of native species, the element of distance is the primary limitation to natural succession. Areas furthest from the functional edge seem to be more readily occupied by non-native species once conditions improve, representing a missed opportunity for native establishment and may act as a barrier to future establishment of natives. These results may begin to simplify issues for understanding the long-term recovery of mine lands, in terms of the goals of reclamation and restoration. Furthermore, it highlights the need for incorporating more ecologically-based objectives and practices into landscape planning and management.

Published
2013

40. welcome to cincinnati.

Author

Conley, Gary, Fore, Danny, Lemmie, Valerie, and Vehr, Nick

Subjects
*ECONOMIC development, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Presents a message from the co-chairmen of the host committee for the International Economic Development Council's annual conference to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio on September 14-17, 2003. Strategic location of the city; Tourist destinations in the city; Sir Winston Churchill's designation of Cincinnati as the most beautiful inland city in the U.S.

Published
2003

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