Scientific American 1986-1992
Title Index

ABSINTHE, by Wilfred Niels Arnold; June 1989, page 86.
ACCELERATORS, PLASMA PARTICLE, by John M. Dawson; March 1989, page 34.
ACCIDENTAL NUCLEAR WAR, by Bruce G. Blair and Hedry W. Keddall; December 1990, page 19.
ACCRETION DISKS IN INTERACTING BINARY STARS, by John K. Cannizzo and Ronald H. Kaitchuck; January 1992, page 42.
ACID RAIN, THE CHALLENGE OF, by Volker A. Mohnen; August 1988, page 14.
ACOUSTICS OF THE HARPSICHORD, THE, by Edward L. Kottick, Kenneth D. Marshall and Thomas J. Hendrickson; February 1991, page 94.
AEROGELS, by Jochen Fricke; May 1988, page 68.
AFRICAN GENESIS OF HUMANS, THE RECENT, by Allan C. Wilson and Rebecca L. Cann; April 1992, page 22.
AGE-OF-THE-EARTH DEBATE, THE, by Lawrence Badash; August 1989, page 78.
AGING BRAIN, AGING MIND, by Dennis J. Selkoe; September 1992, page 96.
AGRICULTURE, STRATEGIES FOR, by Pierre R. Crosson and Norman J. Rosenberg; September 1989, page 78.
AGRICULTURE, SUSTAINABLE, by John P. Reganold, Robert I. Papendick and James F. Parr; June 1990, page 72.
AIDS IN 1988, by Robert C. Gallo and Luc Montagnier; October 1988, page 24.
AIDS IN THE U.S., THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF, by William L. Heyward and James W. Curran; October 1988, page 52.
AIDS PANDEMIC, UNDERSTANDING THE, by Roy M. Anderson and Robert M. May; May 1992, page 20.
AIDS THERAPIES, by Robert Yarchoan, Hiroaki Mitsuya and Samuel Broder; October 1988, page 88.
AIDS VACCINES, by Thomas J. Matthews and Dani P. Bolognesi; October 1988, page 98.
AIDS VIRUS, THE MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE, by William A. Haseltine and Flossie Wong-Staal; October 1988, page 34.
AIDS VIRUS, THE ORIGINS OF THE, by Max Essex and Phyllis J. Kanki; October 1988, page 44.
AIDS VIRUS, THE, by Robert C. Gallo; January 1987, page 38.
AIDS, THE INTERNATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF, by Jonathan M. Mann, James Chin, Peter Piot and Thomas Quinn; October 1988, page 60.
AIDS, THE SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF, by Harvey V. Fineberg; October 1988, page 106.
AIDS-RELATED INFECTIONS, by John Mills and Hedry Masur; August 1990, page 32.
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, VOID PROTEIN AND, by Dennis J. Selkoe; November 1991, page 40.
AMAZON, THE PAST AND FUTURE, by Paul A. Colinvaux; May 1989, page 68.
AMPERE, ANDRE-MARIE, by L. Pearce Williams; January 1989, page 72.
ANCIENT CITIES, SURVEYING, by Anthony M. Snodgrass and John L. Bintliff; March 1991, page 64.
ANCIENT GLAZES, by Pamela B. Vandiver; April 1990, page 80.
ANIMALS IN TOXICITY TESTING, ALTERNATIVES TO, by Alan M. Goldberg and John M. Frazier; August 1989, page 16.
ANIMALS, THE EMERGENCE OF, by Mark A. S. McMenamin; April 1987, page 84.
ANTI-IDIOTYPES AND IMMUNITY, by Ronald C. Kennedy, Joseph L. Melnick and Gordon R. Dreesman; July 1986, page 40.
ANTI-ONCOGENE, FINDING THE, by Robert A. Weinberg; September 1988, page 34.
ANTICHAOS AND ADAPTATION, by Stuart A. Kauffman; August 1991, page 64.
ANTIPROTONS, EXTREMELY COLD, by Gerald Gabrielse; December 1992, page 40.
ANTISENSE RNA AND UNA, by Harold M. Weintraub; January 1990, page 34.
ANTIVIRAL THERAPY, by Martin S. Hirsch and Joan C. Kaplan; April 1987, page 66.
ANTS, SEED DISPERSAL BY, by Steved N. Haddel and Andrew J. Beattie; August 1990, page 58.
ANYONS, by Frank Wilczek; May 1991, page 24.
AQUEDUCT OF NIMES, THE ROMAN, by George F. W. Hauck; March 1989, page 78.
ARCHAEOPTERYX, by Peter Wellnhofer; May 1990, page 42.
ARCHES AND VAULTS IN THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST, by Gus W. Van Beek; July 1987, page 78.
AROMATIC COMPOUNDS ARE STABLE, WHY, by Jun-ichi Aihara; March 1992, page 44.
ARTHROPOD CUTICLE, THE, by Neil F. Hadley; July 1986, page 98.
ASPIRIN, by Gerald Weissmann; January 1991, page 58.
ASSIROS, CROP STORAGE AT, by Glynis Jones, Kenneth Wardle, Paul Halstead and Diana Wardle; March 1986, page 84.
ASTEROIDS, THE ORIGINS OF THE, by Richard P. Binzel, M. Antonietta Barucci and Marcello Fulchignoni; October 1991, page 66.
ASTROCYTES, by Harold K. Kimelberg and Michael D. Norenberg; April 1989, page 44.
ASTRONOMY IN THE AGE OF COLUMBUS, by Owen Gingerich; November 1992, page 66.
ATANASOFF'S COMPUTER, DR., by Allan R. Mackintosh; August 1988, page 72.
ATHLETIC CLOTHING, by Chester R. Kyle; March 1986, page 92.
ATMOSPHERE, THE CHANGING, by Thomas E. Graedel and Paul J. Crutzen; September 1989, page 28.
ATOMIC NUCLEI, EXOTIC, by J. H. Hamilton and J. A. Maruhn; July 1986, page 74.
ATOMS, COOLING AND TRAPPING, by William D. Phillips and Harold J. Metcalf; March 1987, page 36.
AURORA, THE DYNAMIC, by Syun-Ichi Akasofu; May 1989, page 54.
AUSTRONESIAN DISPERSAL AND THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGES, THE, by Peter Bellwood; July 1991, page 70.
AUTOIMMUNITY, THE SELF, THE WORLD AND, by Irun R. Cohen; April 1988, page 34.
BACTERIA AS MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS, by James A. Shapiro; June 1988, page 62.
BACTERIAL ENDOTOXINS, by Ernst Theodor Rietschel and Helmut Brade; August 1992, page 26.
BALLISTIC ELECTRONS IN SEMICONDUCTORS, by Mordehai Heiblum and Lester F. Eastman; February 1987, page 64.
BATS, BIOSONAR AND NEURAL COMPUTATION IN, by Nobuo Suga; June 1990, page 34.
BEACHES AND BARRIER ISLANDS, by Robert Dolan and Harry Lins; July 1987, page 52.
BEEWOLVES, by Howard E. Evans and Kevin M. O'Neill; August 1991, page 56.
BINARY OPTICS, by Wilfrid B. Veldkamp and Thomas J. McHugh; May 1992, page 50.
BIODIVERSITY, THREATS TO, by Edward O. Wilson; September 1989, page 60.
BIOLOGICAL-WARFARE PROGRAM, THE BIRTH OF THE U.S., by Barton J. Bernstein; June 1987, page 94.
BIOSENSORS, by Jerome S. Schultz; August 1991, page 48.
BIRD MIGRATION, INTERNAL RHYTHMS IN, by Eberhard Gwinner; April 1986, page 76.
BIRD PHYLOGENY BY COMPARING DNA'S, RECONSTRUCTING, by Charles G. Sibley and Jon E. Ahlquist; February 1986, page 68.
BIRDS OF PARADISE, THE, by Bruce M. Beehler; December 1989, page 66.
BLACK HOLES, THE MEMBRANE PARADIGM FOR, by Richard H. Price and Kip S. Thorne; April 1988, page 45.
BLIND SPOTS, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran; May 1992, page 44.
BLOOD CELLS, HORMONES THAT STIMULATE THE GROWTH OF, by David W. Golde and Judith C. Gasson; July 1988, page 34.
BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER, THE, by Gary W. Goldstein and A. Lorris Betz; September 1986, page 70.
BORN, THE "STRESS" OF BEING, by Hugo Lagercrantz and Theodore A. Slotkin; April 1986, page 92.
BORON NEUTRON CAPTURE THERAPY FOR CANCER, by Rolf F. Barth, Albert H. Soloway and Ralph G. Fairchild; October 1990, page 68.
BOW DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION, EARLY by Edward McEwen, Robert L. Miller and Christopher A. Bergman; June 1991, page 50.
BOWERBIRDS, SEXUAL SELECTION IN, by Gerald Borgia; June 1986, page 70.
BRACHIOPODS, by Joyce R. Richardson; September 1986, page 96.
BRAIN AND LANGUAGE, by Antonio R. Damasio and Hanna Damasio; September 1992, page 62.
BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, PLASTICITY IN, by Chiye Aoki and Philip Siekevitz; December 1988, page 34.
BREATH TESTS IN MEDICINE, by Michael Phillips; July 1992, page 52.
BRUSH TURKEY THE, by Roger S. Seymour; December 1991, page 68.
BUBONIC PLAGUE, THE, by Colin McEvedy; February 1988, page 74.
CALCIUM AS AN INTRACELLULAR MESSENGER, THE CYCLING OF, by Howard Rasmussen; October 1989, page 44.
CANAL BUILDERS OF PRE-INCA PERU, by Charles R. Ortloff; December 1988, page 74.
CANCER CELL INVASION AND METASTASIS, by Lance A. Liotta; February 1992, page 34.
CANCER, DIET AND, by Leonard A. Cohen; November 1987, page 42
CANCER, MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE IN, by Norbert Kartner and Victor Ling; March 1989, page 26.
CAPACITORS, by Donald M. Trotter, Jr.; July 1988, page 58.
CAPELIN, THE SPAWNING OF THE, by William C. Leggett and Kenneth T. Frank; May 1990, page 68.
CARBON CYCLE, MODELING THE GEOCHEMICAL, by Robert A. Berner and Antonio C. Lasaga; March 1989, page 54.
CARBON MONOXIDE AND THE BURNING EARTH, by Reginald E. Newell, Henry G. Reichle, Jr., and Wolfgang Seiler. October 1989, page 58.
CARDIAC DEATH, SUDDEN, by Mickey S. Eisenberg, Lawrence Bergner, Alfred P. Hallstrom and Richard O. Cummins; May 1986, page 25.
CATALYTIC ANTIBODIES, by Richard A. Lerner and Alfonso Tramontano; March 1988, page 42.
CATHEDRAL IN FLORENCE, BUILDING THE, by Gustina Scaglia; January 1991, page 42.
CELL CYCLE, WHAT CONTROLS THE, by Andrew W. Murray and Marc W. Kirschner; March 1991, page 34.
CELLS MAINTAIN STABILITY, HOw, by Igor N. Todorov. December 1990, page 32.
CELLS MOVE. HOW ANIMAL, by Mark S. Bretscher; December 1987, page 44.
CENSUS TABULATION, THE HISTORY OF, by Keith S. Reid-Green; February 1989, page 78.
CERAMICS, ADVANCED, by H. Kent Bowen; October 1986, page 146.
CHACO CANYON COMMUNITY, THE, by Stephen H. Lekson, Thomas C. Windes, John R. Stein and W. James Judge; July 1988, page 72.
CHANNELING OF ELECTRONS AND POSITRONS, THE, by Allan H. Sorensen and Erik Uggerhoj; June 1989, page 70.
CHAOS AND FRACTALS IN HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, by Ary L. Goldberger, David R. Rigney and Bruce J. West; February 1990, page 34.
CHAOS, by James P. Crutchfield, J. Doyne Farmer, Norman H. Packard and Robert S. Shaw; December 1986, page 38.
CHEETAH IN GENETIC PERIL, THE, by Stephen J. O'Brien, David E. Wildt and Mitchell Bush; May 1986, page 68.
CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF ULTRASOUND, THE, by Kenneth S. Suslick; February 1989, page 62.
CHEMICAL REACTIONS IN THE DEEP COLD, QUANTUM, by Vitalii I. Goldanskii; February 1986, page 38.
CHEMISTRY FROM TOPOLOGY, PREDICTING, by Dennis H. Rouvray. September 1986, page 36.
CHESTNUT BLIGHT, by Joseph R. Newhouse; July 1990, page 74.
CHILDREN LEARN WORDS, HOW, by George A. Miller and Patricia M. Gildea; September 1987, page 86.
CHILDREN OF THE GARDEN ISLAND, by Emmy E. Werner; April 1989, page 76.
CHINESE BELLS. ACOUSTICS OF ANCIENT, by Sinyan Shen; April 1987, page 94.
CHOROID PLEXUS, THE MAMMALIAN, by Reynold Spector and Conrad E. Johanson; November 1989, page 48.
CHROMOSKEDASIC PAINTING, by Dominic Man-Kit Lam and Bryant W. Rossiter; November 1991, page 48.
CHROMOSOMES, ARTIFICIAL. by Andrew W. Murray and Jack W. Szostak; November 1987, page 60.
CLIMATE EVOLVED ON THE TERRESTRIAL PLANETS, HOW, by James F. Kasting, Owen B. Toon and James B. Pollack; February 1988, page 46.
CLIMATE MODELING, by Stephen H. Schneider; May 1987, page 72
CLIMATE UEBATE, THE GREAT, by Robert M. White; July 1990, page 18.
CLIMATE, THE CHANGING, by Stephen H. Schneider; September 1989, page 38.
CLIMATIC CHANGE, GLOBAL, by Richard A. Houghton and George M. Woodwell; April 1989, page 18.
CLIMATIC CHANGE, PLATEAU UPLIFT AND, by William F. Ruddiman and John E. Kutzbach; March 1991, page 42.
CLONAL-SELECTION THEORY. THE. by Gordon L. Ada and Sir Gustav Nossal; August 1987, page 50.
COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS FOR THE FUTURE, by Richard E. Balzhiser and Kurt E. Yeager; September 1987, page 92
CODEX MENDOZA, THE, by Patricia Rieff Anawalt and Frances F Berdan; June 1992, page 40.
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS, THE FIRST, by Grant B. Romer and Jeannette Delamoir ; December 1989, page 46.
COLOR VISION, THE GENES FOR, by Jeremy Nathans; February 1989, page 28.
COLORS OF THINGS, THE, by Philippe Brou, Thomas R. Sciascia, Lynette Linden and Jerome Y. Lettvin; September 1986, page 80.
COLUMBUS "SAW" IN 1492, WHAT, by I. Bernard Cohen; December 1992, page 56.
COMET TAILS, THE STRUCTURE OF, by John C. Brandt and Malcolm B. Niedner, Jr.; January 1986, page 38.
COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTERS AND NETWORKS, by Michael L. Dertouzos; September 1991, page 30.
COMPOSITES, by Tsu-Wei Chou, Roy L. McCullough and R. Byron Pipes; October 1986, page 166.
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURES, ADVANCED, by Geoffrey C. Fox and Paul C. Messina; October 1987, page 44.
COMPUTER AS A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, THE, by Max V. Mathews and John R. Pierce; February 1987, page 90.
COMPUTER FOR THE 21ST CENTURY, THE, by Mark Weiser; September 1991, page 66.
COMPUTER NETWORKS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FOR, by Nicholas P. Negroponte; September 1991, page 76.
COMPUTER PROGRAM?, IS THE BRAIN'S MIND A, by John R. Searle; January 1990, page 20.
COMPUTER REVOLUTION, THE NEXT, by Abraham Peled; October 1987, page 34.
COMPUTERS AND ARCHITECTURE, by Donald P. Greenberg; February 1991, page 88.
COMPUTERS IN MUSIC, by Pierre Boulez and Andrew Gerzso; April 1988, page 26.
COMPUTERS, NETWORKS AND EDUCATION, by Alan C. Kay; September 1991, page 100.
COMPUTERS, NETWORKS AND PUBLIC POLICY: CIVIL LIBERTIES IN CYBERSPACE, by Mitchell Kapor; September 1991, page 108.
COMPUTERS, NETWORKS AND PUBLIC POLICY: COMMON LAW FOR THE ELECTRONIC FRONTIER, by Anne W. Branscomb; September 1991, page 108.
COMPUTERS, NETWORKS AND PUBLIC POLICY: INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE GLOBAL VILLAGE, by Al Gore; September 1991, page 108.
COMPUTERS, NETWORKS AND THE CORPORATION, by Thomas W. Malone and John F. Rockart; September 1991, page 92.
COMPUTERS, NETWORKS AND WORK, by Lee Sproull and Sara Kiesler; September 1991, page 84.
COMPUTING FOR MANUFACTURING, ADVANCED, by Albert M. Erisman and Kenneth W. Neves; October 1987, page 154.
COMPUTING FOR MEDICINE. ADVANCED, by Glenn D. Rennels and Edward H. Shortliffe; October 1987, page 146.
COMPUTING FOR SCIENCE, ADVANCED, by Piet Hut and Gerald Jay Sussman; October 1987, page 136.
COMPUTING, DATA-STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADVANCED, by Mark H. Kryder; October 1987, page 72.
COMPUTING, NETWORKS FOR ADVANCED, by Robert E. Kahn; October 1987, page 128.
COMPUTING, PROGRAMMING FOR ADVANCED, by David Gelernter; October 1987, page 64.
COMPUTING. CHIPS FOR ADVANCED, by James D. Meindl; October 1987, page 54.
COMPUTING. INTERFACES FOR ADVANCED, by James D. Foley. October, page 82.
CONDUCT ELECTRICITY, PLASTICS THAT, by Richard B. Kaner and Alan G. MacDiarmid; February 1988, page 60.
CONNECTION MACHINE, THE, by W. Daniel Hillis; June 1987, page 86.
CONSCIOUSNESS, THE PROBLEM OF, by Francis Crick and Christof Koch; September 1992, page 110.
COPPER-ALLOY METALLURGY IN ANCIENT PERU, by Izumi Shimada and John F. Merkel; July 1991, page 62.
CORN, THE ORIGIN OF, by Paul C. Mangelsdorf; August 1986, page 72.
CORPORATE MEDICINE FOR PROFIT, by Donald W. Light; December 1986, page 30.
COSMIC BACKGROUND EXPLORER, THE, by Samuel Gulkis, Philip M. Lubin, Stephan S. Meyer and Robert F. Silverberg; January 1990, page 122.
COSMIC STRINGS, by Alexander Vilenkin; December 1987, page 52.
COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT, THE MYSTERY OF THE, by Larry Abbott; May 1988, page 82.
COSMOLOGY BECAME A SCIENCE, HOW by Stephen G. Brush; August 1992, page 34.
COUNTERFORCE ATTACKS, CIVILIAN CASUALTIES FROM, by Frank N. von Hippel, Barbara G. Levi, Theodore A. Postol and William H. Daugherty; September 1988, page 26.
COURTSHIP IN UNISEXUAL LIZARDS: A MODEL FOR BRAIN SOLUTION, by David Crews; December 1987, page 72.
CRANES, CONSTRUCTION, by Lawrence K. Shapiro and Howard I. Shapiro; March 1988, page 54.
CROPS, POTENTIAL NEW, by C. Wiley Hinman; July 1986, page 24.
CRUSTAL DEFORMATION IN THE AMERICAN WEST, MEASURING, by Thomas H. Jordan and J. Bernard Minster; August 1988, page 32.
CRYSTALS, MACROMOLECULAR, by Alexander McPherson; March 1989, page 42.
CUCKOO AND ITS HOSTS, COEVOLUTION OF THE, by Nicholas B. Davies and Michael Brooke; January 1991, page 66.
CULTURED CELLS FOR THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE, by Howard Green; November 1991, page 64.
DARK MATTER IN THE UNIVERSE, by Lawrence M. Krauss; December 1986, page 50.
DARWIN AS A GEOLOGIST, by Sandra Herbert; May 1986, page 94.
DATING BY ACCELERATOR MASS SPECTROMETRY, RADIOCARBON, by Robert E. M. Hedges and John A. J. Gowlett; January 1986, page 82.
DEBATE: WHERE DID MODERN HUMANS ORIGINATE? [INTRODUCTION], April 1992, page 20.
DEFORESTATION IN THE TROPICS, by Robert Repetto; April 1990, page 18.
DEMONS. ENGINES AND THE SECOND LAW, by Charles H. Bennett; November 1987, page 88.
DEPRESSION, CARBOHYDRATES AND, by Richard J. Wurtman and Judith J. Wurtman; January 1989, page 50.
DEVELOPING BRAIN, THE, by Carla J. Shatz; September 1992, page 34.
DIABETES?, WHAT CAUSES, by Mark A. Atkinsod and Noel K. Maclared; July 1990, page 42.
DIAMOND FILM SEMICONDUCTORS, by Michael W Geis and John C. Angus; October 1992, page 64.
DINOSAURS RAN, HOW by R. McNeill Alexander; April 1991, page 62.
DIOXIN, by Fred H. Tschirley; February 1986, page 21.
DIRECTED MOLECULAR EVOLUTION, by Gerald F. Joyce; December 1992, page 48.
DISORDERS OF MIND AND BRAIN, MAJOR, by Elliot S. Gershon and Ronald O. Rieder; September 1992, page 88.
DNA DUPLICATION, THE HIGH FIDELITY OF, by Miroslav Radman and Robert Wagner; August 1988, page 24.
DOUBLE-BETA DECAY, by Michael K. Moe and Simon Peter Rosen; November 1989, page 30.
DOWN SYNDROME, THE CAUSES OF, by David Patterson; August 1987, page 42.
DREAMS, THE MEANING OF, by Jonathan Winson; November 1990, page 42.
DROUGHT IN AFRICA, by Michael H. Glantz; June 1987, page 34.
DUBOS, RENE JULES, by Carol L. Moberg and Zanvil A. Cohn; May 1991, page 32.
DYSLEXIA, by Frank R. Vellutino; March 1987, page 20.
EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD, THE EVOLUTION OF THE, by Jeremy Bloxham and David Gubbins; December 1989, page 30.
EARTHQUAKES IN STABLE CONTINENTAL CRUST, by Arch C. Johnston and Lisa R. Kanter; March 1990, page 42.
EARTHQUAKES, DEEP. by Cliff Frohlich; January 1989, page 32.
EARTHQUAKES, HIDDEN, by Ross S. Stein and Robert S. Yeats; June 1989, page 30.
ECHIDNA, THE, by Peggy D. Rismiller and Roger S. Seymour; February 1991, page 80.
ECONOMIC GROWTH, U.S., by Ralph Landau; June 1988, page 26.
ECONOMICS, EXPERIMENTAL MARKET, by Vernon L. Smith and Arlington W. Williams; December 1992, page 72.
ECONOMY, POSITIVE FEEDBACKS IN THE, by W. Brian Arthur. February 1990, page 80.
EDDINGTON, ARTHUR STANLEY by Sir William McCrea; June 1991, page 66.
EDUCATING POOR MINORITY CHILDREN, by James P. Comer. November 1988, page 24.
EL NINO, by COlin S. Ramage; June 1986, page 55G.
ELECTIONS, THE GEOGRAPHY OF U.S. PRESIDENTIAL, by J. Clark Archer, Fred M. Shelley, Peter J. Taylor and Ellen R. White; July 1988, page 18.
ELECTRICITY, EFFICIENT USE OF, by Arnold P. Fickett, Clark W. Gellings and Amory B. Lovins; September 1990, page 28.
ELECTRIDES, by James L. Dye; September 1987, page 58.
ELECTRONIC PRIVACY, ACHIEVING, by David Chaum; August 1992, page 76.
ELEMENTARY PARTICLES, TRACKING AND IMAGING, by Horst Breuker, Hans Drevermann, Christoph Grab, Alphonse A. Rademakers and Howard Stone; August 1991, page 42.
ENERGY FOR BUILDINGS AND HOMES, by Rick Bevington and Arthur H. Rosenfeld; September 1990, page 38.
ENERGY FOR INDUSTRY, by Marc H. Ross and Daniel Steinmeyer; September 1990, page 46.
ENERGY FOR MOTOR VEHICLES, by Deborah L. Bleviss and Peter Walzer; September 1990, page 54.
ENERGY FOR PLANET EARTH, by Ged R. Davis; September 1990, page 20.
ENERGY FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD, by Amulya K. N. Reddy and Jose Goldemberg; September 1990, page 62.
ENERGY FOR THE SOVIET UNION, EASTERN EUROPE AND CHINA, by William U. Chandler, Alexei A. Makarov and Zhou Dadi; September 1990, page 74.
ENERGY FROM FOSSIL FUELS, by William Fulkerson, Roddie R. Judkins and Manoj K. Sanghvi; September 1990, page 82.
ENERGY FROM NUCLEAR POWER, by Wolf Häfele; September 1990, page 90.
ENERGY FROM THE SUN, by Carl J. Weinberg and Robert H. Williams; September 1990, page 98.
ENERGY IN TRANSITION, by John P. Holdren; September 1990, page 108.
ENERGY THE REAL COST OF, by Harold M. Hubbard; April 1991, page 18.
ENERGY USE, STRATEGIES FOR, by John H. Gibbons, Peter D. Blair and Holly L. Gwin; September 1989, page 86.
ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS, by Arthur H. Rosenfeld and David Hafemeister ; April 1988, page 56.
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSETS, ACCOUNTING FOR, by Robert Repetto; June 1992, page 64.
ENVIRONMENTALISM, ORIGINS OF WESTERN, by Richard H. Grove; July 1992, page 22.
EVOLUTION COMES TO LIFE, by Ian Tattersall; August 1992, page 62.
EVOLUTION OF HUMANS, THE MULTIREGIONAL, by Alan G. Thorne and Milford H. Wolpoff; April 1992, page 28.
EVOLUTION, THE BIG BANG OF ANIMAL, by Jeffrey S. Levinton; November 1992, page 52.
EXPANSION RATE AND SIZE OF THE UNIVERSE, THE, by Wendy L. Freedman; November 1992, page 30.
EXPLOSIVES, THE DETONATION OF, by William C. Davis; May 1987, page 98.
EYE FOCUSES, HOW THE HUMAN, by Jane F. Koretz and George H. Handelman; July 1988, page 64.
EYE, WHAT THE BRAIN TELLS THE, by Robert B. Barlow, Jr.; April 1990, page 66.
FAMILIES OF MATTER, THE NUMBER OF, by Gary J. Feldman and Jack Steinberger; February 1991, page 26.
FARMING IN NORTHWESTERN EUROPE, EARLY, by John M. Howell; November 1987, page 98.
FERTILITY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA, HIGH, by John C. Caldwell and Pat Caldwell; May 1990, page 82.
FERTILITY, FATNESS AND, by Rose E. Frisch; March 1988, page 70.
FERTILIZATION IN MAMMALS, by Paul M. Wassarman; December 1988, page 52.
FIBRONECTINS, by Richard O. Hynes; June 1986, page 32.
FIREARMS, VIOLENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY by Franklin E. Zimring; November 1991, page 24.
FISHES, ANTARCTIC, by Joseph T. Eastman and Arthur L. DeVries; November 1986, page 96.
FISHES, INTERTIDAL, by Michael H. Horn and Robin N. Gibson; January 1988, page 54.
FLEECE, THE SOLUTION OF THE. by Michael L. Ryder; January 1987, page 100.
FLIGHT SIMULATION, by Ralph Norman Haber; July 1986, page 90.
FOAMS, AQUEOUS, by James H. Aubert, Andrew M. Kraynik and Peter B. Rand; May 1986, page 58.
FORAGING IN THE FORESTS OF EUROPE, POSTGLACIAL, by Marek Zvelebil; May 1986, page 86.
FOSSILS OF MONTCEAU-LES-MINES, THE, by Daniel Heyler and Cecile M. Poplin; September 1988, page 70.
FOSSILS OF MONTE SAN GIORGIO, THE, by Toni Bürgin, Olivier Rieppel, P. Martin Sander and Karl Tschanz; June 1989, page 50.
FOURIER TRANSFORM, THE, by Ronald N. Bracewell; June 1989, page 62.
FRACTAL GROWTH, by Leonard M. Sander; January 1987, page 82.
FRACTALS, THE LANGUAGE OF, by Hartmut Jürgens, Heinz-Otto Peitgen and Dietmar Saupe; August 1990, page 40.
FROGFISHES, by Theodore W. Pietsch and David B. Grobecker; June 1990, page 56.
FROGS, MARSUPIAL, by Eugenia M. del Pino; May 1989, page 76.
FROGS, REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGY OF, by William E. Duellman; July 1992, page 58.
FROZEN AND ALIVE, by Kenneth B. Storey and Janet M. Storey. December 1990, page 62.
FUELS FROM THE SUN, CHEMICAL, by Israel Dostrovsky; December 1991, page 50.
FULLERENES, by Robert F. Curl and Richard E. Smalley; October 1991, page 32.
FUSION, PROGRESS IN LASER, by R. Stephen Craxton, Robert L. McCrory and John M. Soures; August 1986, page 60.
G PROTEINS, by Maurine E. Linder and Alfred G. Gilman; July 1992, page 36.
GABAERGIC NEURONS, by David I. Gottlieb; February 1988, page 38.
GALACTIC CENTERS, BLACKHOLES IN, by Martin J. Rees; November 1990, page 26.
GALAXIES, COLLIDING, by Joshua Barnes, Lars Hernquist and Francois Schweizer; August 1991, page 26.
GALAXIES, THE LARGE-SCALE STREAMING OF, by Alan Dressler; September 1987, page 38.
GALAXY? WHAT IS HAPPENING AT THE CENTER OF OUR, by Charles H.Townes and Reinhard Genzel; April 1990, page 26.
GALILEO AND THE SPECTER OF BRUNO, by Lawrence S. Lerner and Edward A. Gosselin; November 1986, page 116.
GALLIUM ARSENIDE TRANSISTORS. by William R. Frensley. August 1987, page 68.
GALLIUMM ARSENIDE SEMICONDUCTORS, PROGRESS IN, by Marc H. Brodsky. February 1990, page 56.
GAZELLE KILLING IN STONE AGE SYRIA. by Anthony J. Legge and Peter A. Rowley-Conwy; August 1987, page 76.
GENE ACTIVATORS wORK, HOW, by Mark Ptashne; January 1989, page 24.
GENE THERAPY by Inder M. Verma; November 1990, page 34.
GENES, PEOPLES AND LANGUAGES, by Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza; November 1991, page 72.
GENETIC ALGORITHMS, by John H. Holland; July 1992, page 44.
GEOMETRIC PHASE, THE, by Michael Berry; December 1988, page 26.
GERMAIN, SOPHIE, by Amy Dahan Dalmedico; December 1991, page 76.
GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY, THE LEGACY OF, by Irvin Rock and Stephen Palmer; December 1990, page 48.
GLACIAL CYCLES? WHAT DRIVES, by Wallace S. Broecker and George H. Denton; January 1990, page 42.
GLASS, THE FRACTURING OF. by Terry A. Michalske and Bruce C. Bunker. December 1987, page 78.
GLUCOSE AND AGING, by Anthony Cerami, Helen Vlassara and Michael Brownlee; May 1987, page 82.
GLUCOSE, HOW CELLS ABSORB, by Gustav E. Lienhard, Jan W. Slot, David E. James and Mike M. Mueckler; January 1992, page 34.
GLYCOSPHINGOLIPIDS, by Sen-itiroh Hakomori; May 1986, page 32.
GRANDMASTER CHESS MACHINE, A, by Feng-hsiung Hsu, Thomas Anantharaman, Murray Campbell and Andreas Nowatzyk; October 1990, page 18.
GRAVITATIONAL LENSES, by Edwin L. Turner; July 1988, page 26.
GRAVITATIONAL WAVE OBSERVATORIES, by Andrew D. Jeffries. Peter R. Saulson, Robert E. Spero and Michael E. Zucker; June 1987, page 50.
GRAVITY AND ANTIMATTER, by Terry Goldman, Richard J. Hughes and Michael Martin Nieto; March 1988, page 32.
GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION, THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT IN, by Kerstin Uvnäs-Moberg; July 1989, page 60.
GUNDESTRUP CAULDRON, THE, by Timothy Taylor; March 1992, page 66.
GYROSCOPES, OPTICAL, by Dana Z. Anderson; April 1986, page 86.
HALLEY'S COMET, A CLOSE LOOK AT, by Hans Balsiger, Hugo Fechtig and Johannes Geiss; September 1988, page 62.
HANDEDNESS OF THE UNIVERSE, THE, by Roger A. Hegstrom and Dilip K. Kondepudi ; January 1990, page 98.
HARBOR SEAL, SENSORY FUNCTION IN THE, by Deane Renouf; April 1989, page 62.
HEALTH CARE REFORM, by Rashi Fein; November 1992, page 22.
HEART AS A SUCTION PUMP. THE, by Thomas F. Robinson, Stephen M. Factor and Edmund H. Sonnenblick; June 1986, page 62.
HEART AS AN ENDOCRINE GLAND, THE, by Marc Cantin and Jacques Genest; February 1986, page 62.
HEAVISIDE, OLIVER, by Paul J. Nahin; June 1990, page 80.
HEISENBERG, UNCERTAINTY AND THE QUANTUM REVOLUTION, by David C. Cassidy; May 1992, page 64.
HEMOPHILIA, THE MOLECULAR GENETICS OF, by Richard M. Lawn and Gordon A. Vehar; March 1986, page 40.
HEPATITIS B VIRUS, by Pierre Tiollais and Marie-Annick Buendia; April 1991, page 48.
HERSCHEL AND THE MAKING OF MODERN ASTRONOMY, WILLIAM, by Michael Hoskin; February 1986, page 90.
HIGGS BOSON, THE, by Martinus J. G. Veltman; November 1986, page 88.
HISTONES AS REGULATORS OF GENES, by Michael Grunstein; October 1992, page 40.
HIV INFECTION: THE CELLULAR PICTURE, by Jonathan N. Weber and Robin A. Weiss; October 1988, page 80.
HIV INFECTION: THE CLINICAL PICTURE, by Robert R. Redfield and Donald S. Burke; October 1988, page 70.
HOMELESS FAMILIES, by Ellen L. Bassuk; December 1991, page 20.
HOMEOBOX GENES AND THE VERTEBRATE BODY PLAN, by Eddy M. De Robertis, Guillermo Oliver and Christopher V. E. Wright; July 1990, page 26.
HORSEBACK RIDING, THE ORIGIN OF, by David Anthony, Dimitri Y. Telegin and Dorcas Brown; December 1991, page 44.
HOUSING, THE SHADOW MARKET IN, by William C. Baer; November 1986, page 27.
HOW MANY SPECIES INHABIT THE EARTH?, by Robert M. May; October 1992, page 18.
HOW THE LEOPARD GETS ITS SPOTS, by James D. Murray; March 1988, page 62.
HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE, EARLY RESULTS FROM THE, by Eric J. Chaisson; June 1992, page 18.
HUMAN EVOLUTION, SCAVENGING AND, by Robert J. Blumenschine and John A. Cavallo; October 1992, page 70.
HUMANS, THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN, by Christopher B. Stringer; December 1990, page 68.
HUNGER IN THE U-S., by J. Larry Brown; February 1987, page 20.
IMAGERY AND THE VISUAL SYSTEM, MENTAL, by Ronald A. Finke; March 1986, page 76.
IMMUNE SYSTEM LEARNS ABOUT SELF, HOW THE, by Harald von Boehmer and Pawel Kisielow; October 1991, page 50.
IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR CANCER, ADOPTIVE, by Steven A. Rosenberg; May 1990, page 34.
IMPACT CRATERING ON THE EARTH, by Richard A. F. Grieve; April 1990, page 44.
INCA STONEMASONRY, by Jean-Pierre Protzen; February 1986, page 80.
INDIAN NECK OSSUARY, THE, by Francis P. McManamon and James W. Bradley; May 1988, page 74.
INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES, THE ORIGINS OF, by Colin Renfrew; October 1989, page 82.
INDOCHINESE REFUGEE FAMILIES AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, by Nathan Caplan, Marcella H. Choy and John K. Whitmore; February 1992, page 18.
INDOEUROPEAN LANGUAGES, THE EARLY HISTORY OF, by Thomas V. Gamkrelidze and V. V. Ivanov. March 1990, page 82.
INDOOR AIR POLLUTION, CONTROLLING, by Anthony V. Nero, Jr.; May 1988, page 24.
INDUSTRIAL AMERICA, TOWARD A NEW, by Suzanne Berger, Michael L. Dertouzos, Richard K. Lester, Robert M. Solow and Lester C. Thurow; June 1989, page 21.
INEQUALITY, A SURGE IN, by Lester C. Thurow; May 1987, page 26.
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, THE METAMORPHOSIS OF, by David Gelernter; August 1989, page 54.
INFRARED VIDEO CAMERAS, by Jerry Silverman, Jonathan M. Mooney and Freeman D. Shepherd; March 1992, page 60.
INHERITANCE, A DIFFERENT KIND OF, by Robin Holliday; June 1989, page 40.
INSECT WINGS, THE MECHANICAL DESIGN OF, by Robin J. Wootton; November 1990, page 66.
INSULIN FACTORY, THE, by Lelio Orci, Jean-Dominique Vassalli and Alain Perrelet; September 1988, page 50.
INTERFEROMETRY, STUDYING THE EARTH BY VERY-LONG-BASELINE, by William E. Carter and Douglas S. Robertson; November 1986, page 44.
INTERLEUKIN-2, by Kendall A. Smith; March 1990, page 26.
INTERNATIONAL THERMONUCLEAR EXPERIMENTAL REACTOR, THE, by Robert W. Conn, Valery A. Chuyanov, Nobuyuki Inoue and Donald R. Sweetman; April 1992, page 74.
INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM, THE SUN AND THE, by Francesco Paresce and Stuart Bowyer; September 1986, page 88.
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IRON DEFICIENCY by Nevin S. Scrimshaw; October 1991, page 24.
IRON SMELTING IN CENTRAL AFRICA, EARLY, by Francis Van Noten and Jan Raymaekers; June 1988, page 84.
ISLAMIC ASTRONOMY, by Owen Gingerich; April 1986, page 68.
KALAHARI ! KUNG, THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE, by John E. Yellen; April 1990, page 72.
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KILLER CELLS KILL, HOW, by John Ding-E Young and Zanvil A. Cohn; January 1988, page 28.
KIN RECOGNITION IN TADPOLES, by Andrew R. Blaustein and Richard K. O'Hara; January 1986, page 90.
KNOT THEORY AND STATISTICAL MECHANICS, by Vaughan F. R. Jones; November 1990, page 52.
LARGE STRUCTURES IN THE UNIVERSE, VERY, by Jack O. Burns; July 1986, page 30.
LASER SURGERY, by Michael W. Berns; June 1991, page 58.
LASER TRAPPING OF NEUTRAL PARTICLES, by Steven Chu; February 1992, page 48.
LASERS, DETECTING INDIVIDUAL ATOMS AND MOLECULES WITH, by Vladilen S. Letokhov; September 1988, page 44.
LASERS, FREE-ELECTRON, by Henry P. Freund and Robert K. Parker; April 1989, page 56.
LASERS, SOFT-X-RAY, by Dennis L. Matthews and Mordecai D. Rosen; December 1988, page 60.
LEARNING AND INDIVIDUALITY THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF, by Eric R. Kandel and Robert D. Hawkins; September 1992, page 52.
LEARNING BY INSTINCT, by James L. Gould and Peter Marler; January 1987, page 62.
LEECHES, THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF FEEDING IN, by Charles M. Lent and Michael H. Dickinson; June 1988, page 78.
LEONARDO'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THEORETICAL MECHANICS, by Vernard Foley and Werner SOedel; September 1986, page 104.
LEP COLLIDER, THE, by Stephen Myers and Emilio Picasso; July 1990, page 34.
LIGHT-ACTIVATED DRUGS, by Richard L. Edelson; August 1988, page 50.
LIGHTWAVE COMMUNICATIONS: THE FIFTH GENERATION, by Emmanuel Desurvire; January 1992, page 96.
LINGUISTIC ORIGINS OF NATIVE AMERICANS, by Joseph H. Greenberg and Merritt Ruhlen; November 1992, page 60.
LIPOPROTEIN(a) IN HEART DISEASE, by Richard M. Lawn; June 1992, page 26.
LIPOSOMES, by Marc J. Ostro; January 1987, page 90.
LYME DISEASE, by Gail S. Habicht, Gregory Beck, and Jorge L. Benach; July 1987, page 60.
MACHINE THINK?, COULD A, by Paul M. Churchland and Patricia Smith Churchland; January 1990, page 26.
MAGNETIC REVERSALS: CLUES TO THE GEODYNAMO, ANCIENT, by Kenneth A. Hoffman; May 1988, page 50.
MAGNETOTAIL, THE EARTH'S, by Edward W. Hones, Jr.; March 1986, page 32.
MALIGNANCY, GROWTH, DIFFERENTIATION AND THE REVERSAL OF, by Leo Sachs; January 1986, page 30.
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MANAGING PLANET EARTH, by William C. Clark; September 1989, page 18.
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MAPPING WITH DNA MARKERS, CHROMOSOME, by Ray White and Jean-Marc Lalouel; February 1988, page 20.
MARBLE SCULPTURE, AUTHENTICATING ANCIENT, by Stanley V. Margolis; June 1989, page 78.
MARKET ECONOMY IN POLAND, BUILDING A, by Jeffrey Sachs; March 1992, page 20.
MARS, THE CLIMATE OF, by Robert M. Haberle; May 1986, page 42.
MASS EXTINCTION? WHAT CAUSED THE, A VOLCANIC ERUPTION, by Vincent E. Courtillot; October 1990, page 53.
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MATERIALS FOR AEROSPACE, by Morris A. Steinberg; October 1986, page 58.
MATERIALS FOR ENERGY UTILIZATION, by Richard S. Claassen and Louis A. Girifalco; October 1986, page 84.
MATERIALS FOR GROUND TRANSPORTATION, by W. Dale Compton and Norman A. Gjostein; October 1986, page 74.
MATERIALS FOR INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION, by John S. Mayo; October 1986, page 50.
MATERIALS FOR MEDICINE, by Robert A. Fuller and Jonathan J. Rosen; October 1986, page 96.
MATERIALS, BEYOND THE ERA OF, by Eric D. Larson, Marc H. Ross and Robert H. Williams; June 1986, page 24.
MATERIALS, ELECTRONIC AND MAGNETIC, by Praveen Chaudhari; October 1986, page 114.
MATERIALS, PHOTONIC, by J. M. Rowell; October 1986, page 124.
MATERIALS, THE SCIENCE OF, by Gerald L. Liedl; October 1986, page 104.
MATING OF TREE CRICKETS, THE, by David H. Funk; August 1989, page 42.
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MAYA ART FOR THE RECORD, by June Kinoshita; August 1990, page 74.
MAYA WRITING, by David Stuart and Stephen D. Houston; August 1989, page 70.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IN THE MEDIEVAL NEAR EAST, by Donald R. Hill; May 1991, page 64.
MELTING AND FREEZING POINTS ARE NOT THE SAME, WHEN THE, by R. Stephen Berry., August 1990, page 50.
MEMORY STORAGE AND NEURAL SYSTEMS, by Daniel L. Alkon; July 1989, page 26.
MEMORY, THE ANATOMY OF. by Mortimer Mishkin and Tim Appenzeller; June 1987, page 62.
MESOLITHIC CAMP IN DENMARK, A. by T. Douglas Price and Erik Brinch Petersen; March 1987, page 90.
MESSENGER RNA, THE TURNOVER OF, by Jeffrey'Ross; April 1989, page 28.
METALS, ADVANCED, by Bernard H. Kear; October 1986, page 136.
METASTATIC?, WHAT MAKES A TUMOR CELL, by Michael Feldman and Lea Eisenbach; November 1988, page 40.
METHANOL, THE CASE FOR, by Charles L. Gray, Jr., and Jeffrey A. Alson; November 1989, page 86.
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MICROPLASMAS, by John J. Bollinger and David J. Wineland; January 1990, page 114.
MICROTUBULE AS AN INTRACELLULAR ENGINE, THE. by Robert Day Allen; February 1987, page 26.
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MID-OCEAN RIDGE,THE, by Kenneth C. Macdonald and Paul J. Fox; June 1990, page 42.
MIDDLE-EAR MUSCLES, THE, by Erik Borg and S. Allen Counter; August 1989, page 62.
MIMICRY IN PLANTS. by Spencer C. H. Barrett; September 1987, page 68.
MIND AND BRAIN, by Gerald D. Fischbach; September 1992, page 24.
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MIRROR, A FLAW IN A UNIVERSAL, by Robert K. Adair; February 1988, page 30.
MISSILES, THIRD WORLD BALLISTIC, by Janne E. Nolan and Albert D. Wheelon; August 1990, page 16.
MITHRAIC MYSTERIES, THE, by David Ulansey; December 1989, page 80.
MITOTIC SPINDLE, THE, by J. Richard McIntosh and Kent L. McDonald; October 1989, page 26.
MIXING OF FLUIDS, THE, by Julio M. Ottino; January 1989, page 40.
MODERN HUMANS ORIGINATE? [INTRODUCTION], DEBATE: WHERE DID; April 1992, page 20.
MOLECULAR CRYSTALS, BUILDING, by Paul J. Fagan and Michael D. Ward; July 1992, page 28.
MOLECULAR ZIPPERS IN GENE REGULATION, by Steven Lanier McKnight; April 1991, page 32.
MOLECULES, THE BIRTH OF, by Ahmed H. Zewail; December 1990, page 40.
MONOCULTURE, by J. F. Power and R. F. Follett; March 1987, page 56.
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MOON, OBSERVATORIES ON THE, by Jack O. Burns, Nebojsa Duric, G. Jeffrey Taylor and Stewart W. Johnson; March 1990, page 18.
MOUNTAIN BELTS AND THE SUPERCONTINENT CYCLE, by J. Brendan Murphy and R. Damian Nance; April 1992, page 34.
MOUNTAIN RANGES, THE STRUCTURE OF, by Peter Molnar; July 1986, page 64.
MOUNTAIN SICKNESS, by Charles S. Houston; October 1992, page 34.
MUD VOLCANOES OF THE MARIANAS, by Patricia Fryer; February 1992, page 26.
MUSICAL PITCH, PARADOXES OF, by Diana Deutsch; August 1992, page 70.
NAKED MOLE RATS, by Paul W Sherman, Jennifer U. M. Jarvis and Stanton H. Braude; August 1992, page 42.
NATURAL SELECTION AND DARWIN'S FINCHES, by Peter R. Grant; October 1991, page 60.
NEPTUNE, by June Kinoshita; November 1989, page 60.
NERVOUS SYSTEM, TRANSPLANTATION IN THE CENTRAL, by Alan Fine; August 1986, page 42.
NETWORKED COMPUTING IN THE 1990S, by Lawrence G. Tesler; September 1991, page 54.
NETWORKS, by Vinton G. Cerf; September 1991, page 42.
NEURAL COMPUTERS, OPTICAL, by Yaser S. Abu-Mostafa and Demetri Psaltis; March 1987, page 66.
NEURAL NETWORKS LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE, HOW by Geoffrey E. Hinton; September 1992, page 104.
NEUROGENESIS, FROM BIRD SONG TO, by Fernando NOttebohm; February 1989, page 56.
NEURONLIKE CIRCUITS, COLLECTIVE COMPUTATION IN, by David W. Tank and John J. Hopfield; December 1987, page 62.
NITRIC OXIDE, BIOLOGICAL ROLES OF, by Solomon H. Snyder and David S. Bredt; May 1992, page 28.
NONIMAGING OPTICS, by Rol and Winston; March 1991, page 52.
NOVGOROD, THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF, by Valentin L. Yanin; February 1990, page 72.
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NUCLEAR FORCES OF BRITAIN AND FRANCE, THE STRATEGIC, by John Prados, Joel S. Wit and Michael J. Zagurek, Jr.; August 1986, page 23.
NUCLEAR FUSION, COLD, by Johann Rafelski and Steven E. Jones; July 1987, page 66.
NUCLEAR POWER IN SPACE, by Steven Aftergood, David W. Hafemeister, Oleg F. Prilutsky, Joel R. Primack and Stanislav N. Rodionov; June 1991, page 18.
NUCLEAR POWER, RETHINKING, by Richard K. Lester; March 1986, page 23.
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OCEAN CATARACTS, GIANT, by John A. Whitehead; February 1989, page 36.
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OPIUM, COCAINE AND MARIJUANA IN AMERICAN HISTORY by David F. Musto; July 1991, page 20.
OPOSSUM, THE ADAPTABLE, by Steven N. Austad; February 1988, page 54.
OPTICAL FIBERS IN MEDICINE, by Abraham Katzir. May 1989, page 86.
OPTICAL FIBERS, INFRARED, by Martin G. Drexhage and Cornelius T. Moynihan; November 1988, page 76.
OPTICAL INTERFEROMETRY OF SPACES,by Glen M. Robinson, David M. Perry and Richard W. Peterson; July 1991, page 44.
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OZONE HOLE, THE ANTARCTIC, by Richard S. Stolarski; January 1988, page 20.
PAIN, THE TRAGEDY OF NEEDLESS, by Ronald Melzack; February 1990, page 19.
PANDA, THE ANCESTRY OF THE GIANT, by Stephen J. O'Brien; November 1987, page 82.
PARACHUTES, HIGH-PERFORMANCE, by Carl W. Peterson; May 1990, page 74.
PARENTAL IMPRINTING OF GENES, by Carmen Sapienza; October 1990, page 26.
PARTICLE ACCELERATORS TEST COSMOLOGICAL THEORY, by David N. Schramm and Gary Steigman; June 1988, page 44.
PARTICLES, BEYOND TRUTH AND BEAUTY: A FOURTH FAMILY OF, by David B. Cline; August 1988, page 42.
PATCH CLAMP TECHNIQUE, THE, by Erwin Neher and Bert Sakmann; March 1992, page 28.
PATENTING LIFE, by John H. Barton; March 1991, page 18.
PATTERNED GROUND, by William B. Krantz, Kevin J. Gleason and Nelson Caine; December 1988, page 44.
PERCEPTION OF APPARENT MOTION, THE, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and Stuart M. Anstis; June 1986, page 80.
PERCEPTION, THE PHYSIOLOGY OF, by Walter J. Freeman; February 1991, page 34.
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PHASE CONJUGATION, APPLICATIONS OF OPTICAL, by David M. Pepper; January 1986, page 56.
PHOTOCHROMIC AND PHOTOSENSITIVE GLASS, by Donald M. Trotter, Jr.; April 1991, page 56.
PHOTORECEPTOR CELLS RESPOND TO LIGHT, HOW by Julie L. Schnapf and Denis A. Baylor; April 1987, page 32.
PHOTOREFRACTIVE EFFECT, THE, by David M. Pepper, Jack Feinberg and Nicolai V. Kukhtarev. October 1990, page 34.
PHOTOSYNTHESIS, MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF, by Douglas C. Youvan and Barry L. Marrs; June 1987, page 42.
PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER, by Yoshihiro Hamakawa; April 1987, page 76.
PLANETARY NEBULAE, by Noam Soker; May 1992, page 36.
PLANT EVOLUTION, COMPUTER-SIMULATED, by Karl J. Niklas; March 1986, page 68.
PLANT GENES, LIGHT SWITCHES FOR, by Phyllis B. Moses and Nam-Hai Chua; April 1988, page 64.
PLANT LIFE IN A CO2-RICH WORLD, by Fakhri A. Bazzaz and Eric D. Fajer; January 1992, page 18.
PLANTS MAKE OXYGEN, HOW, by Govindjee and William J. Coleman; February 1990, page 42.
PLANTS, THE CHEMICAL DEFENSES OF HIGHER, by Gerald A. Rosenthal; January 1986, page 76.
PLASMA-SPRAYED COATINGS, by Herbert Herman; September 1988, page 78.
PLATYPUS, THE, by Mervyn Griffiths; May 1988, page 60.
PLUTO, by Richard Binzel; June 1990, page 26.
POLIOVIRUS, THE STRUCTURE OF, by James M. Hogle, Marie Chow and David J. Filman; March 1987, page 28.
POLLINATION, AERODYNAMICS OF WIND, by Karl J. Niklas; July 1987, page 72.
POLLUTION BY PARTICLES, AIR, by Robert W. Shaw. August 1987, page 84.
POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION, THE UNUSUAL ORIGIN OF THE, by Kary B. Mullis; April 1990, page 36.
POLYMERS, ADVANCED, by Eric Baer. October 1986, page 156.
POLYNYAS IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN, by Arnold L. Gordon and Josefino C. Comiso; June 1988, page 70.
POPULATION, THE GROWING HUMAN, by Nathan Keyfitz; September 1989, page 70.
POWER FROM THE SEA, by Terry R. Penney and Desikan Bharathan; January 1987, page 74.
PROCONSUL, THE HUNT FOR, by Alan Walker and Mark Teaford; January 1989, page 58.
PROTEIN FOLDING PROBLEM, THE, by Frederic M. Richards; January 1991, page 34.
PROTEINS, THE DYNAMICS OF, by Martin Karplus and J. Andrew McCammon; April 1986, page 30.
PROTEROZOIC EON, END OF THE, by Andrew H. Knoll; October 1991, page 42.
PROTONS, COLLISIONS BETWEEN SPINNING, by Alan D. Krisch; August 1987, page 32.
PULSARS IN THE UNIVERSE, THE OLDEST, by Jacob Shaham; February 1987, page 34.
PYROTECHNICS, by John A. Conkling; July 1990, page 66.
QUANTIZED HALL EFFECT, THE, by Bertrand I. Halperin; April 1986, page 40.
QUANTUM CHAOS, by Martin C. Gutzwiller; January 1992, page 26.
QUANTUM COSMOLOGY AND THE CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE, by Jonathan J. Halliwell; December 1991, page 28.
QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY, by Charles H. Bennett, Gilles Brassard and Artur K. Ekert; October 1992, page 26.
QUANTUM INTERFERENCE AND THE AHARONOV-BOHM EFFECT, by Yoseph Imry and Richard A. Webb; April 1989, page 36.
QUANTUM WORLD, THE REALITY OF THE, by Abner Shimony; January 1988, page 36.
QUANTUM-EFFECT DEVICE: TOMORROW'S TRANSISTOR?, THE, by Robert T. Bate; March 1988, page 78.
QUASAR 3C 273, THE, by Thierry J.-L. Courvoisier and E. Ian Robson; June 1991, page 24.
QUASICRYSTALS, by David R. Nelson; August 1986, page 32.
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RABIES IN WILDLIFE, CONTROL OF, by William G. Winkler and Konrad Bögel; June 1992, page 56.
RADIOACTIVITIES, NEW by Walter Greiner and Aurel Sandulescu; March 1990, page 34.
RAMANUJAN AND PI, by Jonathan M. Borwein and Peter B. Borwein; February 1988, page 66.
RAMSEY THEORY, by Ronald L. Graham and Joel H. Spencer. July 1990, page 80.
RANDOMNESS IN ARITHMETIC, by Gregory J. Chaitin; July 1988, page 52.
RARE EARTHS, THE NOT-SO-, by Gunter K. Muecke and Peter Möller; January 1988, page 62.
REACTORS, ADVANCED LIGHT WATER, by Michael W. Golay and Neil E. Todreas; April 1990, page 58.
REAPPEARING PHASES, by James S. Walker and Chester A. Vause; May 1987, page 90.
RECOMBINATION, GENETIC, by Franklin W. Stahl; February 1987, page 52.
RESEARCH PERFORMANCE IN SCIENCE, MARRIAGE, MOTHERHOOD AND, by Jonathan R. Cole and Harriet Zuckerman; February 1987, page 83.
RETINA, THE FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE, by Richard H. Masland; December 1986, page 90.
RETROVIRUS, THE FIRST HUMAN, by Robert C. Gallo; December 1986, page 78.
REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION, by Harold Varmus; September 1987, page 48.
RIFTING OF CONTINENTS, THE, by Enrico Bonatti; March 1987, page 74.
RISKS OF SOFTWARE, THE, by Bev Littlewood and Lorenzo Strigini; November 1992, page 38.
RNA AS AN ENZYME, by Thomas R. Cech; November 1986, page 76.
ROMAN APARTMENT COMPLEX, A, by Donald J. Watts and Carol Martin Watts; December 1986, page 116.
ROMAN FACTORY, A, by A. Trevor Hodge; November 1990, page 58.
ROMAN PORT OF COSA, THE, by Anna Marguerite McCann; March 1988, page 84.
ROOTS RESPOND TO GRAVITY, HOW, by MichaelL. Evans, Randy Moore and Karl-Heinz Hasenstein; December 1986, page 100.
RU 486, by Andre Ulmann, Georges Teutsch and Daniel Philibert; June 1990, page 18.
RUSSELL, HENRY NORRIS, by David H. DeVorkin; May 1989, page 92.
SALT TECTONICS, by Christopher J. Talbot and Martin P. A. Jackson; August 1987, page 58.
SCANNED-PROBE MICROSCOPES, by H. Kumar Wickramasinghe; October 1989, page 74.
SCHOOLS, LEARNING FROM ASIAN, by Harold W. Stevenson; December 1992, page 32.
SCIENCE ADVICE TO THE PRESIDENT, ON, by Jerome B. Wiesner; January 1989, page 18.
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND THE WESTERN MIRACLE, by Nathan Rosenberg and L. E. Birdzell, Jr.; November 1990, page 18.
SEA FLOOR, WHALES AND WALRUSES AS TILLERS OF THE, by C. Hans Nelson and Kirk R.Johnson; February 1987, page 74.
SEA TURTLES NAVIGATE, HOW by Kenneth J. Lohmann; January 1992, page 82.
SEA-FLOOR HOT SPRINGS, MINERAL DEPOSITS FROM, by Peter A. Rona; January 1986, page 66.
SEAL, DIVING ADAPTATIONS OF THE WEDDELL, by Warren M. Zapol; June 1987, page 80.
SEISMIC IMAGES OF PLATE BOUNDARIES, by John C. Mutter; February 1986, page 54.
SELF-ORGANIZED CRITICALITY by Per Bak and Kan Chen; January 1991, page 26.
SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY IN, by James Brian Quinn, Jordan J. Baruch and Penny Cushman Paquette; December 1987, page 24.
SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE BRAIN, by Doreen Kimura; September 1992, page 80.
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES IN THE AIDS ERA, by Sevgi O. Aral and King K. Holmes; February 1991, page 18.
SHADING, PERCEIVING SHAPE FROM, by Vilayanur S. Ramachandran; August 1988, page 58.
SHOCK WAVES, COLLISIONLESS, by Roald Z. Sagdeev and Charles F. Kennel; April 1991, page 40.
SHORTEST-NETWORK PROBLEM, THE, by Marshall W. Bern and Ronald L. Graham; January 1989, page 66.
SHUTTLE GLOW, by Donald E. Hunton; November 1989, page 70.
SILICON RETINA, THE, by Misha A. Mahowald and Carver Mead; May 1991, page 40.
SINGING CATERPILLARS, ANTS AND SYMBIOSIS, by Philip J. DeVries; October 1992, page 56.
SINGLE ELECTRONICS, by Konstantin K. Likharev and Tord Claeson; June 1992, page 50.
SNAKES, BLOOD CIRCULATION AND GRAVITY, by Harvey B. Lillywhite; December 1988, page 66.
SNURPS - small nuclear ribonucleoproteins, by Joan Argetsinger Steitz; June 1988, page 36.
SOLAR CYCLE IN PRECAMBRIAN TIME, THE, by George E. Williams; August 1986, page 80.
SOLAR-NEUTRINO PROBLEM, THE, by John N. Bahcall; May 1990, page 26.
SOLID ACID CATALYSTS, by Sir John Meurig Thomas; April 1992, page 82.
SONGBIRDS ARE VANISHING, WHY AMERICAN, by John Terborgh; May 1992, page 56.
SPACE COLORISTICS, by Vladimir V. Vasyutin and Artur A. Tishchenko; July 1989, page 66.
SPACE RECONNAISSANCE, THE FUTURE OF, by Jeffrey T. Richelson; January 1991, page 18.
SPACE SCIENCE, SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND THE SPACE STATION, by James A. Van Allen; January 1986, page 22.
SPACE, SOVIETS IN, by Peter M. Banks and Sally K. Ride; February 1989, page 18.
SPACE, U.S. ACCESS TO, by John M. Logsdon and Ray A. Williamson; March 1989, page 18.
SPIDER WEBS AND SILKS, by Fritz Vollrath; March 1992, page 52.
SPIN GLASSES, by Daniel L. Stein; July 1989, page 36.
SPIN IN GASES, THE EFFECTS OF, by Franck Laloe and Jack H. Freed; April 1988, page 70.
SQUEEZED LIGHT, by Richart E. Slusher and Bernard Yurke; May 1988, page 32.
STANFORD LINEAR COLLIDER, THE, by John R. Rees; October 1989, page 36.
STARS AND STRIPES, by John S. Letcher, Jr., John K. Marshall, James C. Oliver III and Nils Salvesen; August 1987, page 24.
STARS, THE EARLY LIFE OF, by Steven W. Stahler; July 1991, page 28.
STARS, WORLDS AROUND OTHER, by David C. Black; January 1991, page 50.
STARTING BLOCK, GETTING OUT OF THE, by Sidney N. Graybeal and Patricia Bliss McFate; December 1989, page 23.
STEEL INDUSTRY?, CAN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY SAVE THE U.S., by Julian Szekely; July page 24.
STEM CELL, THE, by David W. Golde; December 1991, page 36.
STONE AX MAKERS, THE LAST, by Nicholas Toth, Desmond Clark and Giancarlo Ligabue; July 1992, page 66.
STRATEGIC DEFENSE AND DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS, by C. Kumar N. Patel and Nicolaas Bloembergen; September 1987, page 31.
STREPTOCOCCAL M PROTEIN, by Vincent A. Fischetti; June 1991, page 32.
STRESS IN THE WILD, by Robert M. Sapolsky. January 1990, page 106.
STRIPED BASS, THERMAL NICHES OF, by Charles C. Coutant; August 1986, page 90.
STROKE THERAPY by Justin A. Zivin and Dennis W. Choi; July 1991, page 36.
SUBMARINES, THE NONACOUSTIC DETECTION OF, by Tom Stefanick; March 1988, page 25.
SUN, THE VARIABLE, by Peter V. Foukal; February 1990, page 26.
SUNRAYCER, LESSONS OF, by Howard G. Wilson, Paul B. Mac Cready and Chester R. Kyle; March 1989, page 70.
SUPERANTIGENS IN HUMAN DISEASE, by Howard M. Johnson, Jeffry K. Russell and Carol H. Pontzer; April 1992, page 42.
SUPERCOLLIDER, THE SUPERCONDUCTING, by J. David Jackson, Maury Tigner and Stanley Wojcicki; March 1986, page 56.
SUPERCONDUCTORS BEYOND 1-2-3, by Robert J. Cava; August 1990, page 24.
SUPERCONDUCTORS: PROSPECTS FOR APPLICATIONS, THE NEw, by Alan M. Wolsky, Robert F. Giese and Edward J. Daniels; February 1989, page 44.
SUPERCONTINENT CYCLE, THE, by R. Damian Nance, Thomas R. Worsley and Judith B. Moody; July 1988, page 44.
SUPERFLUID TURBULENCE, by Russell J. Donnelly , November 1988, page 66.
SUPERFLUIDS, THE 3 He, by Olli V. Lounasmaa and George Pickett; June 1990, page 64.
SUPERHEAVY ELEMENTS, CREATING, by Peter Armbruster and Gottfried Münzenberg; May 1989, page 36.
SUPERNOVA OF 1987, THE GREAT, by Stan Woosley and Tom Weaver; August 1989, page 24.
SUPERNOVAS, HELIUM-RICH, by J. Craig Wheeler and Robert P. Harkness; November 1987, page 50.
SUPERSTRINGS, by Michael B. Green; September 1986, page 44.
SUPERSYMMETRIC?, IS NATURE, by Howard E. Haber and Gordon L. Kane; June 1986, page 42.
SUSPENSION-FEEDING VERTEBRATES, by S. Laurie Sanderson and Richard Wassersug; March 1990, page 68.
SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, STRATEGIES FOR, by Jim MacNeill; September 1989, page 104.
SUSTAINABLE WORLD, TOWARD A, by William D. Ruckelshaus; September 1989, page 114.
SWAHILI CORRIDOR, THE, by Mark Horton; September 1987, page 76.
SYMBIOSIS IN THE DEEP SEA, by James J. Childress, Horst Felbeck and George N. Somero; May 1987, page 106.
SYNAPSE FORMATION IN THE DEVELOPING BRAIN, by Ronald E. Kalil; December 1989, page 38.
SYNAPSES THAT COMPUTE MOTION, by Tomaso Poggio and Christof Koch; May 1987, page 42.
SYNCHROTRON RADIATION, by Herman Winick; November 1987, page 72.
SYNTHESIS OF LITHIUM, BERYLLIUM AND BORON, THE COSMIC, by Victor E. Viola and GrantJ. Mathews; May 1987, page 34.
T CELL AND ITS RECEPTOR, THE, by Philippa Marrack and John Kappler; February 1986, page 28.
T. CELLS SEE ANTIGEN, HOW, by Howard M. Grey, Alessandro Sette and Soren Buus; November 1989, page 38.
TECHNOLOGICAL PREEMINENCE, THE QUIET PATH TO, by Robert B. Reich; October 1989, page 19.
TECHNOLOGY THE FIRST, by Nicholas Toth; April 1987, page 104.
TECHNOLOGY, EMPLOYMENT AND U.S. COMPETITIVENESS, by Richard M. Cyert and David C. Mowery. May 1989, page 28.
TEETH AND PREHISTORY IN ASIA, by Christy G. Turner II; February 1989, page 70.
TELEOPERATORS, by William R. Uttal; December 1989, page 74.
TELOMERE, THE HUMAN, by Robert K. Moyzis; August 1991, page 34.
TEVATRON, THE, by Leon M. Lederman; March 1991, page 26.
TEXTURES AND COSMIC STRUCK, by David N. Spergel and Neil G. Turok; March 1992, page 36.
THERMOREGULATION IN WINTER MOTHS, by Bernd Heinrich; March 1987, page 82.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES, THE GENETICS OF, by Patrick Cunningham; May 1991, page 56.
THUNDERSTORMS, THE ELECTRIFICATION OF, by Earle R. Williams; November 1988, page 48.
TIDAL POWER, MODELING, by David A. Greenberg; November 1987, page 106.
TIMOFEEFF-RESSOVSKY, NIKOLAI V., by Diane B. Paul and Costas B. Krimbas; February 1992, page 64.
TOPOBIOLOGY, by Gerald M. Edelman; May 1989, page 44.
TOUCH, SPACE, TIME AND, by Frank A. Geldard and Carl E. Sherrick; July 1986, page 84.
TRANSFORMER, THE, by John W. Coltman; January 1988, page 76.
TRANSGENIC CROPS, by Charles S. Gasser and Robert T. Fraley June 1992, page 34.
TREMBLEY'S POLYPS, by Howard M. Lenhoff and Sylvia G. Lenhoff; April 1988, page 86.
TRENDS IN AEROSPACE: THE NEW SPACE RACE, by Elizabeth Corcoran and Tim Beardsley. July 1990, page 50.
TRENDS IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: SILICON BABIES, by Paul Wallich; December 1991, page 82.
TRENDS IN ASTRONOMY: MIRRORING THE COSMOS, by Corey S. Powell; November 1991, page 80.
TRENDS IN ASTROPHYSICS: CATCHING THE WAVE, by Russell Ruthen; March 1992, page 72.
TRENDS IN BIOLOGY: SMART GENES, by Tim Beardsley , August 1991, page 72.
TRENDS IN BIOLOGY: WHY DO WE AGE?, by Ricki L. Rusting; December 1992, page 86.
TRENDS IN COMMUNICATIONS: THE ROAD TO THE GLOBAL VILLAGE, by Karen Wright; March 1990, page 57.
TRENDS IN COMPUTING: CALCULATING REALITY by Elizabeth Corcoran; January page 74.
TRENDS IN CONSUMER ELECTRONICS: PICK PERFECT, by Elizabeth Corcoran; February 1992, page 72.
TRENDS IN COSMOLOGY: UNIVERSAL TRUTHS, by John Horgan; October 1990, page 74.
TRENDS IN ENERGY: CLEANING UP COAL, by Elizabeth Corcoran; May 1991, page 70.
TRENDS IN ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY: SOILED SHORES, by Marguerite Holloway and John Horgan; October 1991, page 80.
TRENDS IN EVOLUTION: IN THE BEGINNING..., by John Horgan; February 1991, page 100.
TRENDS IN GENETICS: HACKING THE GENOME, by Deborah Erickson; April 1992, page 98.
TRENDS IN GEOPHYSICS: PEERING INWARD, by Corey 5. Powell; June 1991, page 72.
TRENDS IN IMMUNOLOGY: THE BODY AGAINST ITSELF, by John Rennie; December 1990, page 76.
TRENDS IN INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH: REDESIGNING RESEARCH, by Elizabeth Corcoran; June 1992, page 72.
TRENDS IN LINGUISTICS: HARD WORDS, by Philip E. Ross; April 1991, page 70.
TRENDS IN MATERIALS: DIMINISHING DIMENSIONS, by Elizabeth Corcoran; November 1990, page 74.
TRENDS IN MICROMECHANICS: MICRON MACHINATIONS, by Gary Stix; November 1992, page 72.
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR ARCHAEOLOGY: ELOQUENT REMAINS, by Philip E. Ross; May 1992, page 72.
TRENDS IN PARASITOLOGY: LIVING TOGETHER, by John Rennie; January 1992, page 104.
TRENDS IN PHARMACOLOGY: Rx FOR ADDICTION, by Marguerite Holloway; March 1991, page 70.
TRENDS IN PHYSICS: QUANTUM PHILOSOPHY, by John Horgan; July 1992, page 72.
TRENDS IN SCIENCE EDUCATION: TEACHING REAL SCIENCE, by Tim Beardsley; October 1992, page 78.
TRENDS IN TRANSPORTATION: ALONG FOR THE RIDE?, by Gary Stix; July 1991, page 76.
TRENDS IN TRANSPORTATION: THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO GO, by Karen Wright; May 1990, page 58.
TRENDS INTRANSPORTATION: AIRTRAINS, by Gary Stix; August 1992, page 84.
TRIBAL WARFARE, by R. Brian Ferguson; January 1992, page 90.
TRIREME SAILS AGAIN, THE, by John F. Coates; April 1989, page 68.
TRUMPET, PLAYING THE BAROQUE, by Don Smithers, Klaus Wogram and John Bowsher; April 1986, page 104.
TUMBLEWEED, by James A. Young; March 1991, page 58.
TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR, by Lloyd J. Old; May 1988, page 41.
TUNNEL DETECTORS IN RADIO ASTRONOMY, SUPERCONDUCTING, by Thomas G. Phillips and David B. Rutledge; May 1986, page 78.
TURQUOISE IN PRE-COLUMBIAN AMERICA, by Garman Harbottle and Phil C. Weigand; February 1992, page 56.
U.S.S.R., ANTISCIENCE TRENDS IN THE, by Sergei Kapitza; August 1991, page 18.
U.S.S.R.?, CAN THE U.S. TRUST THE, by Miroslav Nincic; April 1986, page 21.
UNCONSCIOUS MENTAL FUNCTIONING, by Joseph Weiss; March 1990, page 75.
URANUS, by Andrew P. Ingersoll; January 1987, page 30.
URANUS, THE MOONS OF, by Torrence V. Johnson, Robert Hamilton Brown and Laurence A. Soderblom; April 1987, page 40.
URANUS, THE RINGS OF, by Jeffrey N. Cuzzi and Larry W. Esposito; July 1987, page 42.
VACCINES FOR THE THIRD WORLD, OBSTACLES TO DEVELOPING, by Anthony Robbins and Phyllis Freeman; November 1988, page 90.
VAMPIRE BATS, FOOD SHARING IN, by Gerald S. Wilkinson; February 1990, page 64.
VENUS, THE SURFACE OF, by R. Stephen Saunders; December 1990, page 26.
VERY-LONG-BASELINE ARRAY, THE, by Kenneth I. Kellermann and A. Richard Thompson; January 1988, page 44.
VIRAL ALTERATION OF CELL FUNCTION, by Michael B. A. Oldstone; August 1989, page 34.
VISUAL CORTEX, THE DISCOVERY OF THE, by Mitchell Glickstein; September 1988, page 84.
VISUAL EXCITATION, THE MOLECULES OF, by Lubert Stryer; July 1987, page 32.
VISUAL IMAGE IN MIND AND BRAIN, THE, by Semir Zeki; September 1992, page 42.
VISUAL PROCESSING, FEATURES AND OBJECTS IN, by Anne Treisman; November 1986, page 106.
VISUAL SYSTEM, ART, ILLUSION AND THE, by Margaret S. Livingstone; January 1988, page 68.
VISUAL THINKING IN THE ICE AGE, by Randall White; July 1989, page 74.
VISUALIZING BIOLOGICAL MOLECULES, by Arthur J. Olson and David S. Goodsell; November 1992, page 44.
VOICE, THE HUMAN, by Robert T Sataloff; December 1992, page 64.
VOLCANISM AT RIFTS, by Robert S. White and Dan P. McKenzie; July 1989, page 44.
VOLCANOES, COLLAPSING, by Peter Francis and Stephen Self; June 1987, page 72.
VOYAGER 2'S ENCOUNTER WITH URANUS, ENGINEERING, by Richard P. Laeser, William I. McLaughlin and Donna M. Wolff; November 1986, page 34.
WALKING, EVOLUTION OF HUMAN, by C. Owen Lovejoy; November 1988, page 82.
WARMING TRENDS, GLOBAL, by Philip D. Jones and Tom M. L. Wigley; August 1990, page 66.
WARRIOR, H.M.S., by Walter Brownlee; December 1987, page 86.
WASTE, MANAGING SOLID, by Philip R. O'Leary, Patrick W. Walsh and Robert K. Ham; December 1988, page 18.
WATER, THREATS TO THE WORLD'S, by J. W. Maurits la Riviere; September 1989, page 48.
WATERCRAFT, HUMAN-POWERED, by Alec N. Brooks, Allan V. Abbott and David Gordon Wilson; December 1986, page 108.
WATERWEED INVASIONS, by Spencer C. H. Barrett; October 1989, page 66.
WEAPONS IN SPACE, TESTING, by Ashton B. Carter; July 1989, page 17.
WEEDS, BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF, by Gary A. Strobel; July 1991, page 50.
WHALES, THE BEHAVIOR OF BALEEN, by Bernd Würsig; April 1988, page 78.
WINDMILLS, MODERN, by Peter M. Moretti and Louis V. Divone; June 1986, page 88.
WITNESS STAND, WHEN SCIENCE TAKES THE, by Peter J. Neufeld and Neville Colman; May 1990, page 18.
WORKING MEMORY AND THE MIND, by Patricia S. Goldman-Rakic; September 1992, page 72.
X-RAY IMAGING WITH CODED MASKS, by Gerald K. Skinner; August 1988, page 66.
X-RAY MICROSCOPES, by Malcolm R. Howells, Janos Kirz and David Sayre; February 1991, page 42.
X-RAY SOURCES, QUASI-PERIODIC OSCILLATIONS IN CELESTIAL, by Michiel van der Klis; November 1988, page 32.
YELLOWSTONE FIRES, THE, by William H. Romme and Don G. Despain; November 1989, page 20.
YIELDS OF SOVIET STRATEGIC WEAPONS, THE, by Lynn R. Sykes and Dan M. Davis;January 1987, page 21.
ZEOLITES, SYNTHETIC, by George T. Kerr; July 1989, page 82.

Amateur Scientist

Amateur Scientist: Air traveleasier to endure, Some entertaining lessons in optics that may make; August 1988, page 82.
Amateur Scientist: Airline passenger, Shock-front phenomena and other oddities to entertain a bored,. September 1988, page 96.
Amateur Scientist: Aluminum metal was initially purified back in 1886. Retracing the steps by which; August 1986, page 108.
Amateur Scientist: Balloon?, Why are the first few puffs the hardest when you blow up a; December 1989, page 86.
Amateur Scientist: Barometer that works with water in place of mercury, Making a; April 1987, page 114.
Amateur Scientist: Bead arrays, Sticky threadlike substances that tend to draw themselves out into; September 1987, page 100.
Amateur Scientist: Bounce up to the ceiling, Drop two stacked balls from waist height; the top ball may; October 1988, page 116.
Amateur Scientist: Bowler to keep scoring strikes, Why sidespin helps the; March 1988, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: Cafe-wall illusion, in which rows of tiles tilt that should not tilt at all, The; November 1988, page 100.
Amateur Scientist: Camera that catches the wind and captures the landscape, A remote-control; October 1990, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: Catastrophe optics, A drop of water becomes a gateway into the world of; September 1989, page 120D.
Amateur Scientist: CEPHEID VARIABLES, SIGHTING, by George A. Carlson; November 1992, page 89.
Amateur Scientist: CHAOS AT HOME, HOW TO GENERATE, by Douglas Smith; January 1992, page 121.
Amateur Scientist: Cheshire cat's odd vanishing act, Concerning disappearances, including the; May 1987, page 114.
Amateur Scientist: Color in a black-and-white grating. Methods and optics of perceiving; March 1986, page 100.
Amateur Scientist: Color pattern of a soap film, Music and ammonia vapor excite the; August 1987, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: Colors seen in the sky offer lessons in optical scattering, The; January 1989, page 84.
Amateur Scientist: Cracks in a surface look intricately random but actually develop rather systematically; October 1986, page 178.
Amateur Scientist: Disappearances, including the Cheshire cat's odd vanishing act, Concerning; May 1987, page 114.
Amateur Scientist: Distance to the sun by observing the trail of a meteor, Calculating the; March 1987, page 100.
Amateur Scientist: Electrically charged patches with parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, How to map; April 1988, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: Fluid flows faster when the tube is pinched, Why a; July 1987, page 86.
Amateur Scientist: Hele-Shaw cell and watch bubbles playing tag in a viscous fluid, How to build a; October 1989, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: Hele-Shaw cell, Fluid interfaces, including fractal flows, can be studied in a; November 1987, page 114.
Amateur Scientist: Holograms viewable in white light, How to stop worrying about vibration and make; May 1989, page 100.
Amateur Scientist: Holograms, unlike conventional ones, can be observed in ordinary light. Rainbow; September 1986, page 110.
Amateur Scientist: Icicles ensheathe a number of puzzles: just how does the water freeze?; May 1988, page 90.
Amateur Scientist: INFRARE, SEEING, by Donald G. Mooney; March 1992, page 90.
Amateur Scientist: Laser emits powerful burst of green and yellow light, A homemade copper chloride; April 1990, page 88.
Amateur Scientist: Maze so bewildering that the explorer must rely on a map. Mirrors make a; June 1986, page 98.
Amateur Scientist: Maze without becoming lost or confused. Methods for going through a; December 1986, page 124.
Amateur Scientist: Microwave oven 's rapid cooking action is disclosed, The secret of a; February 1987, page 98.
Amateur Scientist: Neon tube, Colored segments of a grid can shed a diffuse glow like the light from a; November 1989, page 94.
Amateur Scientist: NEURONS FOR COMPUTERS, by Drew van Camp; September 1992, page 12S.
Amateur Scientist: Painting in color without pigments November 1991, page 98.
Amateur Scientist: Particle scattering; experiments in zero gravity. A homemade device for testing; February 1986, page 98.
Amateur Scientist: Phonograph records have in common with windshield wipers?, What do; July 1989, page 88.
Amateur Scientist: Planck-mass accelerator in your solar system, How to build a; April 1989, page 82.
Amateur Scientist: Polarimeter can analyze optically active compounds. An inexpensive homemade; January 1986, page 98.
Amateur Scientist: Polymer sheet is stretched, it may "neck" long before it snaps, When a; February 1990, page 86.
Amateur Scientist: Puzzles in two and three dimensions, and ways to simplify their solution; June 1987, page 100.
Amateur Scientist: Reflecting balls, The distorted images seen in Christmas-tree ornaments and other. December 1988, page 84.
Amateur Scientist: Reflections from a water surface display some curious properties; January page 108.
Amateur Scientist: Retroreflector, a mirror that removes distortion from a light beam. Wonders with the; April 1986, page 112.
Amateur Scientist: Rock climbing, or surviving the ultimate physics exam, The mechanics of; June 1989, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: Rubik's Magic, a new puzzle that provides a study in permutation operators, Now there is; October 1987, page 162.
Amateur Scientist: Shadows cast on the bottom of a pool are not like other shadows. W. hy?; July 1988, page 86.
Amateur Scientist: Shape is put to work running an engine. Wire that "remembers" its; May 1986, page 102.
Amateur Scientist: Shower curtain flutter inward?, Does convection or the Bernoulli principle make the; June 1988, page 96.
Amateur Scientist: Soap film, Music and ammonia vapor excite the color pattern of a; August 1987, page 92.
Amateur Scientist: STAR, WATCHING THE DEATH OF A, by James B. Kaler; May 1992, page 89.
Amateur Scientist: Stirling engine can be built with common materials, A backyard version of a; January 1990, page 130.
Amateur Scientist: Subjective-contour illusions, those bright spots that are not really there?, What explains; January 1988, page 84.
Amateur Scientist: Sunspots and how to observe them safely; June 1990, page 88.
Amateur Scientist: SURVIVAL OF THE FInEST BITS, by Rick L. Riolo; July 1992, page 89.
Amateur Scientist: Swing going: a first lesson in the mechanics of rotation, How to get the playground; March 1989, page 86.
Amateur Scientist: Tape is peeled off a surface, How to capture on film the faint glow emitted when sticky; December 1987, page 94.
Amateur Scientist: Three-dimensional vision. The hyperscope and the pseudoscope aid experiments on; November 1986, page 124.
Amateur Scientist: Traffic, How to analyze the shock waves that sweep through expressway; August 1989, page 84.
Amateur Scientist: Ultraviolet radiation from the sun, How to monitor; August 1990, page 86.
Amateur Scientist: Wake of a moving boat is a complex interference pattern, The feathery. February 1988, page 80.
Amateur Scientist: Water when it is freezing or melting. Exotic patterns appear in; July 1986, page 108.
Amateur Scientist: Wheels be locked or should the braking be controlled?, In an emer gency stop, should a car's; February 1989, page 84.

Computer Recreations

Computer Recreations: After MAD: a computer game of nuclear strategy that ends in a Prisoner's Dilemma; October 1987, page 166.
Computer Recreations: Algopuzzles: wherein trains of thought follow algorithmic tracks to solutions; June 1987, page 106.
Computer Recreations: Algorithms into programs, Simple special effects illustrate the art of converting; December 1987, page 98.
Computer Recreations: Biomorphs on Truchet tiles, served with popcorn and snails, Catch ofthe day. July 1989, page 92.
Computer Recreations: Biomorphs, A blind watchmaker surveys the land of. February 1988, page 84.
Computer Recreations: Braitenberg memoirs: vehicles for probing behavior roam a dark plain marked by lights; March 1987, page 8.
Computer Recreations: Bulls, bears and programs in the pit, Of; May 1987, page 14.
Computer Recreations: Caricaturist and a whimsical tour of face space. The compleat computer: October 1986, page 20.
Computer Recreations: Cellular automata programs that create wireworld, rugworld and other diversions, The; January 1990, page 136.
Computer Recreations: Cellular universe of debris, droplets, defects and demons, A; August 1989, page 88.
Computer Recreations: Chaos, Probing the strange attractions of; July page 90.
Computer Recreations: Chess program) is dead, long live the king (a chess machine). The king (a: February 1986, page 12.
Computer Recreations: Codes: Part I, On making and breaking; October 1988, page 120.
Computer Recreations: Codes: Part II, On making and breaking ; November 1988, page 104.
Computer Recreations: Computer game of nuclear strategy that ends in a Prisoner's Dilemma, "After MAD": a; October 1987, page 166.
Computer Recreations: Computer graphics at Pixar, of fractal mountains, graftal plants and other, December 1986, page 14.
Computer Recreations: Computer is unearthed in the jungle of Apraphul, An ancient rope-and-pulley. April 1988, page 96.
Computer Recreations: Computer laboratory in which balls become gases, liquids and critical masses, A home; March 1988, page 96.
Computer Recreations: Computer party, Diverse personalities search for social equilibrium at a; September 1987, page 104.
Computer Recreations: Computing is music to the ears of some, The sound of; April 1987, page 10.
Computer Recreations: Core War tournament, A program called MICE nibbles its way to victory at the first;January 1987, page 8.
Computer Recreations: Core War, Of worms, viruses and; March 1989, page 90.
Computer Recreations: Evolution: wherein bugs learn to hunt bacteria, Simulated; May 1989, page 104.
Computer Recreations: Flight offancy over a deserted data base. A sublime: July 1986, page 12.
Computer Recreations: Fractal crowds, Random walks that lead to; December 1988, page 88.
Computer Recreations: Hodgepodge machine makes waves, The; August 1988, page 86.
Computer Recreations: Hypercubes induces four-dimensional dementia. A program for rotating: April 1986, page 8.
Computer Recreations: I'Q tests. How a pair of dull-witted programs can look like geniuses on: March 1986, page 10.
Computer Recreations: Invisible professor holds a chalk-talk session on the display monitor The; May 1988, page 94.
Computer Recreations: Julia, Beauty and profundity. the Mandelbrot set and a flock of its cousins called; November 1987, page 118.
Computer Recreations: Latticeworks, Imagination meets geometry in the crystalline realm of; June 1988, page 100.
Computer Recreations: Life acquires some successors in three dimensions, The game; February 1987, page 8.
Computer Recreations: Magic and illusion by computer. Digital prestidigitation: the fine art of;. August 1986, page 10.
Computer Recreations: Mandelbrot set aboard the Mandelbus, A tour of the; February 1989, page 88.
Computer Recreations: Mandelbrot set and a flock of its cousins called Julia, Beauty and profundity: the; November 1987, page 118.
Computer Recreations: Matter fabricator provides matter for thought, A; April 1989, page 86.
Computer Recreations: Mazes, Old and new three-dimensional; September 1988, page 100.
Computer Recreations: Microgolf game gives professionals and amateurs an equal chance for a hole in one, A; November 1989, page 98.
Computer Recreations: Minds, machines and metaphysics. A Pandora's box of; December 1989, page 90.
Computer Recreations: Music to the ears of some, The sound of computing is; April 1987, page 10.
Computer Recreations: Nanotechnology: wherein molecular computers control tiny circulatory submarines; January 1988, page 88.
Computer Recreations: People puzzles: theme and variations; January 1989, page 88.
Computer Recreations: Phylogenies of the Paleozoic and the fortunes of English family names. Branching; May 1986, page 12.
Computer Recreations: Primes in numerical gravel, How to pan for; July 1988, page 90.
Computer Recreations: Programmed prose and prosody, A potpourri of; June 1989, page 96.
Computer Recreations: Special effects illustrate the art of converting algorithms in to programs, Simple; December 1987, page 98.
Computer Recreations: Star clusters are achieved with a computer telescope. How close encounters with; January 1986, page 12.
Computer Recreations: Star Trek emerges from the underground to a place in the home-computer arcade; November 1986, page 12.
Computer Recreations: Strange attractions of chaos, Probing the;July 1987, page 90.
Computer Recreations: Tinkertoy computer that plays tic-tac-toe, A; October 1989, page 96.
Computer Recreations: Trains of thought follow algorithmic tracks to solutions, Algopuzzles: wherein; June 1987, page 106.
Computer Recreations: Turing machines and turmites make trach on a plane, Two-dimensional; September 1989, page 124.
Computer Recreations: Vehicles for probing behavior roam a dark plain marked by lights, Braitenberg memoirs; March 1987, page 8.
Computer Recreations: Wallpaper for the mind: computer images that are almost, but not quite, repetitive; September 1986, page 14.
Computer Recreations: Word ladders and a tower of Babel lead to computational heights defying assault; August 1987, page 96.

Mathematical Recreations

Mathematical Games: Net on a checkerboard and other puzzles of the forest. Casting a; June 1986, page 14.
Mathematical Recreations: Cat from its grin, How to resurrect a; September 1990, page 124.
Mathematical Recreations: CHAOS, CHRISTMAS IN THE HOUSE OF, by Ian Stewart; December 1992, page 96.
Mathematical Recreations: Computer graphics make an invisible world seem less alien, Tools for. January 1991, page 90.
Mathematical Recreations: Concentration: a winning strategy; October 1991, page 103.
Mathematical Recreations: Digital sundial? What in heaven is a; August 1991, page 89.
Mathematical Recreations: Fermat's Christmas Theorem is explained in one dickens of a tale; December 1990, page 94.
Mathematical Recreations: Fractal flora or fauna, How to transform flights of fancy into; May 1990, page 90.
Mathematical Recreations: Golygon City, An odd journey along even roads leads to home in; July 1990, page 86.
Mathematical Recreations: Infinity, A short trek to; December 1991, page 100.
Mathematical Recreations: INTERPLANETARY OLYMPICS, THE, by Ian Stewart; August 1992, page 101.
Mathematical Recreations: KISSING NUMBER, THE, by Ian Stewart; February 1992, page 90.
Mathematical Recreations: Labyrinth, The true story of how Theseus found his way out of the; February 1991, page 118.
Mathematical Recreations: Lyapunov space, Leaping into;. September 1991, page 130.
Mathematical Recreations: Math abuse from around the world, A compendium of; November 1990, page 92.
Mathematical Recreations: Math abuse, Lunar infants, lotteries and meteorites expose the dangers of; March 1990, page 90.
Mathematical Recreations: MURDER AT GHASTLEIGH GRANGE, by Ian Stewart; October 1992, page 9S.
Mathematical Recreations: PATHS LEAD AWAY FROM ROME, ALL, by Ian Stewart; April 1992, page I I3.
Mathematical Recreations: RIDDLE OF THE VANISHING CAMEL, THE, by Ian Stewart; June 1992, page 88.
Mathematical Recreations: Rigidity, or how to brace yourself against unlikely accidents, The theory of; May 1991, page 89.
Mathematical Recreations: Robots, Insectoids invade a field of; July 1991, page 93.
Mathematical Recreations: Terrain, A swift trip over rugged; June,page 89.
Mathematical Recreations: Topological tidbits and puzzling plums, A menu of mathematical morsels; March 1991, page 88.
Mathematical Recreations: Walk in step with the animals that roam the jungle, Why Tarzan and Jane can; April 1991, page 88.

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