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Pendulum power: a mystery you can see, a power you can feel	Greg Nielsen	1987	Destiny Books
Electronic measurements for scientists	Howard V. Malmstadt	1974	W. A. Benjamin
Electronic measurements for scientists	Howard V. Malmstadt, Christie G. Enke, Stanley R. Crouch	1973	W.A. Benjamin
Graphene to Polymer/Graphene Nanocomposites	Ayesha Kausar	2021	Elsevier
Graphene-Electrolyte Interfaces: Electronic Properties and Applications	Hualin Zhan	2020	Routledge
Introduction to Graphene-Based Nanomaterials: From Electronic Structure to Quantum Transport	Luis E. F. Foa Torres; Stephan Roche; Jean-Christophe Charlier	2020-01	Cambridge University Press
Introduction to Graphene-Based Nanomaterials: From Electronic Structure to Quantum Transport	Luis E. F. Foa Torres; Stephan Roche; Jean-Christophe Charlier	2014-01	Cambridge University Press
Skin can hold /	Capildeo, Vahni,		Carcanet Press, Limited
What can you feel?	Maureen Galvani	1987	Macdonald
Can you feel me? /	Enchanette,; Powell, Michael J.; Gary, Lashawn D.; Mindingal, Michael.; Epod.; Boone, Curtiss.; Boone, Everette.; Smith, Joe.; Robinson,; Lyles, Donnie.
Something she can feel	Grace Octavia	2011	Dafina;Turnaround [distributor]
Something He Can Feel	Marissa Monteilh	2008	Life Changing Books
Instrumentation For Scientists Series,Electronic Measurements For Scientists	Malmstadt, Howard V. & Enke, Christie G. & Crouch, Stanley R.	Jan 15, 1974	W. A. Benjamin inc.
Electronic Properties of Graphene Heterostructures with Hexagonal Crystals	John R. Wallbank	2014	Springer International Publishing
What's that feel?	Kate Petty	1987	F. Watts
Electronic Skin: Sensors and Systems	Ali Ibrahim; Maurizio Valle	2020	River Publishers
Electronic circuit analysis for scientists	James A. McCray, Thomas A. Cahill	©1973	Wiley
Scientists in power	Spencer R. Weart	1979	Harvard University Press
Introduction to Graphene	Ajith Pattammattel and Challa Vijaya Kumar	2017	Elsevier
You Can Be Younger Use The Power Of Your Mind To Look And Feel 10 Years Younger In 10 Simple Steps	Marisa Peer	2014	Little, Brown Book Group
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"Can you feel that?"	Andrew Morrison-Gurza	QDA: a queer disability anthology /	Luczak, Raymond,		Squares & rebels
They use a structure that you can feel		Classical Music For Dummies	David Pogue, Scott Speck	2021	Wiley
Scientists have discovered crabs can feel pain		Rogue waves	Alan Birkelbach	2011	Texas Review Press
I can feel with my skin		My body		2014	Ladybird Books
Use Gestures That Feel Natural		A Pocket Guide to Public Speaking	Dan O’Hair, Hannah Rubenstein, Rob Stewart	2019	Macmillian Learning
Graphene Electronic Devices	Yilin Sun; Mengxing Sun; Dan Xie	Graphene	Hongwei Zhu	2018	Academic Press
scientists think they can make use		The Scientist	misc.	2017	The Scientist
Feel your skin		Reads: an anthology of writings by the Lakeside Writers Guild	Hal Bennett	2006	iUniverse
Test Framework for Collaborative Robot Graphene-Based Electronic Skin	Jan Klimaszewski; Łukasz Gruszka; Jakub Możaryn	Digital Interaction and Machine Intelligence: Proceedings of MIDI’2021 – 9th Machine Intelligence and Digital Interaction Conference, December 9-10, 2021, Warsaw, Poland	Cezary Biele; Janusz Kacprzyk; Wiesław Kopeć; Jan W. Owsiński; Andrzej Romanowski; Marcin Sikorski	1st ed. 2022	Springer International Publishing
Electronic Transport in Graphene	Jun Zhu	Graphene Nanoelectronics: From Materials to Circuits	Raghu Murali	2012	Springer New York
Electronic Properties of Graphene	Thomas Christensen	From Classical to Quantum Plasmonics in Three and Two Dimensions	Thomas Christensen	1st ed. 2017	Springer International Publishing
Electronic transport in graphene	Youngwook Kim	Graphene(Second Edition)	Alan Kaiser and Viera Skakalova	2021	Woodhead Publishing
Electronic Structures of Graphene and Graphene Contacts	Junichiro Inoue; Ai Yamakage; Syuta Honda	Graphene in Spintronics: Fundamentals and Applications	Junichiro Inoue; Ai Yamakage; Syuta Honda	2016	Routledge
Electronic can-can		The in sound from way out: electronic pop music of the future /	Perrey-Kingsley	[1966]	Vanguard,
Scientists claim fish feel pain		A history of hands /	Citino, David,	c2006.	Ohio State University Press,
Tools scientists use		Good science, bad science, pseudoscience, and just plain bunk: how to tell the difference	Peter Daempfle	2013	Rowman & Littlefield
Can androids feel?		The forgetting machine: memory, perception, and the ''Jennifer Aniston neuron''	Quian Quiroga, Rodrigo	2017	BenBella Books, Inc.
Can feel it		Pieces	Robert Creeley, Robert Creeley	1969	Charles Scribner's Sons
To feel, to feel, to feel		Concerning the book that is the body of the beloved /	Orr, Gregory.	c2005.	Copper Canyon Press,
"To feel that we exist"		Berlioz: Volume One: The Making of an Artist, 1803-1832	David Cairns	March 6, 2000	University of California Press
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