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In the interpretation of seismic traverse BMR91EGF01, completed in 1991, this fault is a planar 30deg east-dipping, crustal-scale structure coincident with crustal thickening of more than a kilometre (Drummond et al., 1993; Goleby et al., 1993; Swager et al., 1997).

In "Hard to House Train: Practical Solutions for Dog Trainers", Peggy Swager (an animal behavioral specialist and professional dog trainer with over 20 years of experience) has specifically designed an informative and thoroughly 'user friendly' instructional reference guide for trainers who encounter difficult house training cases.

* Sarah Swager, formerly the interim vice president for student affairs at Carlow University (Pa.), now serves as vice provost for student success at the University of Montana.

Swager, parties settled after the courts determined that a Chelsea High School cross country coach was the proximate cause of a car accident that severely injured one of the team's runners.

If you are fortunate to have a solidly installed bench, I highly recommend a good vise, no matter what kind of fishing you do, but for the blue water enthusiast a bench swager is the only way to crimp a heavy leader.

Swager, "Chemiresistor devices for chemical warfare agent detection based on polymer wrapped single-walled carbon nanotubes," Sensors, vol.

Swager, "Sensory responses in solution vs solid state: a fluorescence quenching study of poly(iptycenebutadiynylene)s," Macromolecules, vol.

Swager, "In vivo optical imaging of amyloid aggregates in brain: design of fluorescent markers," Angewandte Chemie International Edition, vol.

The sensor was developed by the research lab of Timothy Swager, the John D.

Swager, "Controlling intermolecular interactions between metallomesogens: side-chain effects in discotic copper, palladium, and vanadyl bis([beta]-diketonates)," Chemistry of Materials, vol.