John Lyons

Publishing 1969

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Publications 1

  1. Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics.
    R. H. Robins, John Lyons
    The Philosophical Quarterly 1969 16 reads

Possible papers by John Lyons 5

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  1. uncertainty in detection of volcanic activity using infrasound arrays: examples from mt. etna, italy
    as John J. Lyons ratio juris 2020
    Same name only
  2. renewal of the holocrine meibomian glands by label-retaining, unipotent epithelial progenitors
    as J. Guy Lyons nature reviews gastroenterology & hepatology 2016
    Same name only
  3. Uranium-thorium-lead ages of the Highlandcroft Plutonic Suite, northern New England
    as John B. Lyons american journal of science 1986
    Same name only
  4. Silurian-Lower Devonian stratigraphy of eastern and south-central New Hampshire; extensions from western Maine
    as J. B. Lyons american journal of science 1983
    Same name only
  5. Lead-alpha ages of some New Hampshire granites
    as John B. Lyons american journal of science 1957
    Same name only

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