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(shĕr'măn),
Henry C., U.S. biochemist, 1875-1955. See: Sherman unit, Sherman-Bourquin unit of vitamin B2, Sherman-Munsell unit.
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During the pilot stage, the Sherman 5 project has successfully enabled 594 new audience visits to Sherman Cymru productions.
Access for all; It might be in the heart of the Cardiff community but Sherman Cymru is launching a new scheme, supported by the South Wales Echo, in a bid to reach out to those who never experience live performances, particularly families. Here Guy O'Donnell, co-ordinator of the Sherman 5 project, reveals its importance - and how you can be a part of it
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New Website to Help Sherman Oaks Home Owners Determine the Value of Their Home
IMMORTAL WOUNDS Sherman is just the latest champion of maggots in medicine.
Creepy-crawly care: maggots move into mainstream medicine
Kennett's analysis of Sherman the soldier is insightful and engaging, though (by design) much less exhaustive than Marszalek's study.
Sherman: A Soldier's Life
Kennett's Sherman is a much smaller man than the Sherman one usually finds in the history of the American Civil War.
Sherman: a Soldier's Life
But Rose packs in all the stories Sherman might have wished for.
Sherman's Rose blooms
Sherman first delineates Horton's conformity to "verse by white North Carolinians of his time who shared his environment and influence" through a comparison of Horton's "subjects, form, language and attitude" to a contemporaneous collection of poetry.
The Black Bard of North Carolina: George Moses Horton and His Poetry
Representing Dee's great library at Mortlake as an early modern "think tank," Sherman argues that the library was not the private retreat of a Renaissance magus but, rather, "a space where independent scholarship could be carried out and circulated among the academic, commercial, and political communities" (45).
John Dee: The Politics of Reading and Writing in the English Renaissance
Sherman admired his foster father and deeply appreciated his support, but he never forgot, says Marszalek, the circumstances which had brought him to the Ewing household.
Sherman: A Soldier's Passion for Order
However circumscribed the explanatory argument, Royster's character portraits of Jackson and Sherman and descriptions of the Civil War's unbelievable wastage in lives and property represent compelling, thought-provoking reading regarding the perils of resorting to war as an instrument of social/political change.
The Destructive War: William Tecumseh Sherman, Stonewall Jackson, and the Americans
The joint announcement was made this week by Sherman and Murray Beer, founder and CEO of Globe Mortgage Co.
Michael S. Sherman
Others [Dawson & Arnold, 1981; Dernham, 1986; Malin & Winkelmuller, 1985; Sherman & Sherinan, 1985; Sherman, Sherman, & Parker, 1984; Shukla et al.
Giving up the ghost: a review of phantom limb phenomena

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