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  • noun Plural form of reaction.

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  • That such reactions are in value inferior to the remaining group of common reactions, which we have termed, in contradistinction, _specific reactions_, is perhaps sufficiently obvious; we shall speak later, however, of their occurrence in both normal and insane cases.

    A Study of Association in Insanity Grace Helen Kent

  • Finally, a very recent application of using Google Spreadsheets to automatically call web services to calculate volumes and weights of chemicals needed in reactions is demonstrated (code by Rajarshi Guha). audio (mp3) screencast presentation

    Archive 2008-12-01 2008

  • Finally, a very recent application of using Google Spreadsheets to automatically call web services to calculate volumes and weights of chemicals needed in reactions is demonstrated (code by Rajarshi Guha). audio (mp3) screencast presentation

    NIST Social Media Day Open Notebook Science Talk 2008

  • The visualization of the paths of particles taking part in reactions is necessary for the correct interpretation of events occurring at high energies.

    The Nobel Prizes in Physics 1901-2000 2000

  • Being able to discern between conscious actions and subconscious reactions is the first step to acknowledging the value of symptoms.

    Dr. Darren Weissman: Unwrapping the Symptoms of Change Dr. Darren Weissman 2010

  • Being able to discern between conscious actions and subconscious reactions is the first step to acknowledging the value of symptoms.

    Dr. Darren Weissman: Unwrapping the Symptoms of Change Dr. Darren Weissman 2010

  • Intellectual chain reactions exist in an air of danger, daring and human hazard; transforming elements of thought require the chase, the hunt, and the adventure of traversing narrow cliff-side paths and box canyons.

    William L. Fox: The Most Dangerous Building On Campus William L. Fox 2010

  • To avoid the stigma of approaching the IMF for extraordinary assistance — which can trigger another round of negative chain reactions in markets — more than a dozen Asian countries including China, South Korea, Japan and Singapore agreed to a currency-swap mechanism earlier this year under the Chiang Mai initiative.

    IMF Wants Network Of Regional Funds Ian Talley 2010

  • Intellectual chain reactions exist in an air of danger, daring and human hazard; transforming elements of thought require the chase, the hunt, and the adventure of traversing narrow cliff-side paths and box canyons.

    William L. Fox: The Most Dangerous Building On Campus William L. Fox 2010

  • Being able to discern between conscious actions and subconscious reactions is the first step to acknowledging the value of symptoms.

    Dr. Darren Weissman: Unwrapping the Symptoms of Change Dr. Darren Weissman 2010

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