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Karger Full-Text Search

Over 75 journals in the medical and biological fields. 1998-current.
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Killing Us Softly

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Kinesiology Publications
Master's theses and dissertations related to movement or physical activity. 1948- (citations); 2003-present (full-text).
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- OregonPDF in Health & Performance
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Publications may relate to physical activity, physical fitness, activities of daily living, work, sport and athletics, recreation, dance, and play. Older years are in microfiche, level 3 of the Babbidge Library.
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KLG - Kritisches Lexikon zur deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur

Biographical & critical information about 650 post-1945 German authors. current.
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Knovel Library
Over 800 full-text engineering and scientific reference works, handbooks, encyclopedias, reference books, and standards in engineering and chemistry.
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- Physical Chemical Properties for Biologists, Chemists and Engineers
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Subject areas include chemistry and plastics, materials science, environmental science, microelectronics materials, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, chemical engineering, systems engineering, food sciences, and mechanical engineering. Knovel has embedded data with a set of innovative analytical tools to make the data found more productive. The software allows for graph plotters, equation plotters, digitized graphs and other tools to customize data from the available tables.
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