Keyword [Metal]
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| 161. | Women's participation in the death metal subculture |
| 162. | The Exclusion of Women and the Electric Guitar in Documentary Film: Misogyny Run Rampant From Woodstock to Metal |
| 163. | Nature, culture, and emotion: Objects of wood, metal, and stone |
| 164. | Discovery of a novel metalloregular family: Structure/function studies of Escherichia coli RcnR |
| 165. | Ancient society and metallurgy: A comparative study of Bronze Age societies in Central Eurasia and North China |
| 166. | Figures of merit and modelling of metallo-dielectric waveguides |
| 167. | A model-order-reduction approach to metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitors of significant electrical length |
| 168. | Preindustrial copper production at the archaeological zone of Itziparatzico, a Tarascan location in Michoacan, Mexico |
| 169. | Aesthetics, Symbols, Metal: Religion and Defilement in a Post-Secular Age |
| 170. | The role of metals in the Early Bronze Age economies of North Syria and Anatolia |
| 171. | Dancing Metal / Dancing Flesh: Alternate opportunities for embodiment through cybernated addenda |
| 172. | Extreme Norwegians: Black Metal as the Good Norwegian's Evil Twin |
| 173. | A Comparison of Ancient Mediterranean Metal Structural Fittings |
| 174. | Metal Machine Music: Technology, Noise, and Modernism in Industrial Music 1975--1996 |
| 175. | Middle and Late Bronze Age Metal Tools from the Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean, and Anatolia: Implications for Cultural/Regional Interaction and Craftsmanship |
| 176. | 'Flowers and metal': The Soviet 'wife -activists' movement' and Stalin -era culture and society, 1934--1941 |
| 177. | Metal concentrations in mussels from St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland |
| 178. | Development and applications of traditional and non-traditional modeling methods for transition metal chemistry |
| 179. | Development of a pollution prevention methodology for the metal-casting industr |
| 180. | Ch'usa Kim Chong-Hui (1786-1857): The development of Chusach'e (the style of Ch'usa) through the Chinese Metal and Stone Movement |
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