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Groschen

A subdivision of the Austrian schilling, which is the former currency of Austria. One groschen was equal in value to 1/100 of schilling. See also: Cent.
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As State Department official Grosh explained, "[the Act] provides that the United States shall be fully subrogated to the extent of the payment...
The United States, Iran, and $1.7 billion: sorting out the details
Registration and associated regulatory costs represent a sizeable portion of the initial investments entrepreneurs consider (De Soto, 1989; Grosh & Somolekae, 1996).
Informal entrepreneurship and industry conditions
Grosh R, Scherwinski K, Lottmann J, Berg G (2006) Fungal antagonists of the plant pathogen Rhizoctonia solani: selection, control efficacy and influence on the indigenous microbial community.
Native strains of Trichoderma from northern Chile: adaptive tolerance in boric saline soils/Cepas nativas de Trichoderma del norte de Chile: tolerancia adaptativa en suelos salino boricos/Estirpes nativas de Trichoderma do norte do Chile: tolerancia adaptativa em solos salinos boricos
Grosh, Margaret, Carlo del Ninno, Emil Tesliuc and Azedine Ouerghii.
Social protection in Indonesia and the Philippines: work in progress
Verifying claims of income made in a means test, which may be difficult (Grosh and Baker 1995:1).
Avoiding vertical inefficiencies in funding tertiary level education (TLE) in resource abundant states/Evitar las ineficacias verticales en la financiacion de la educacion superior en los estados abundantes en recursos/Eviter les inefficacites verticales dans le financement de l'enseignement superieure (TLE) aux etats abondants en ressources
Grosh's doctoral studies in radiation heat transfer.
75 years of progress: a history of the ASME Heat Transfer Division
In an interview with the Journal's editor in chief, Jon Grosh, Professor Coatsworth offers a broad analysis of Latin America--a neighbor and close partner to the United States and an embodiment of inherited challenges and failed solutions.
Regional tendencies rooted in challenges of the past: an interview with John H. Coatsworth
Grosh and Trabant showed that the effect of nonconstant thermal properties can only contribute about 10-15 percent error observed in weld pool geometry [10].
Critical assessment of temperature distribution in submerged arc welding process

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