Browse “Size reduction of materials” in an alphabetical list of subjects

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Subject	Records
Subject: Size perception--United States--History--19th century 2 records	2 records
Subject: Size perception--United States--History--20th century 2 records	2 records
We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Size reduction of materials.
Subject: Size reduction of materials About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 25 records Broader term (in subject list): Mills and mill-work (75 records) Narrower terms (in subject list): Atomization (53 records) Autogenous grinding (1 record)	25 records
Subject: Size reduction of materials--Congresses 4 records	4 records
Subject: Size reduction of materials--Handbooks, manuals, etc 2 records	2 records
Subject: Size reduction of materials--Testing 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizemore, Barbara A 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizemore, Barbara A.--Interviews 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizemore, Chris Costner 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizemore, Vic (Victor Maynard), 1966- 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizer, Anthony, 1707-1753 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizer family 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizer, Henry S 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizer, Nelson 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizer, Theodore, 1892-1967--Bibliography 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizer, Theodore R 2 records	2 records
Subject: Sizergh Castle (England) About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 0 records Broader term (in subject list): Castles--England (52 records)	0 records
Subject: Sizergh Hall (Cumbria) 1 record	1 record
Subject: Sizerville State Park (Pa.) About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 0 records Broader term (in subject list): Parks--Pennsylvania (9 records)	0 records
Subject: Sizes--Juvenile fiction 1 record	1 record

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