THE NEUTRALIZATION OF STATES IN THE SCHEME OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONHenri La Fontaine, Cyrus French Wicker, David Jayne Hill, Theodore P. Ion, Denys P. Myers, Nelson Gammans, Colby M. Chester and Theodore N. Vander Lyn · Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at Its Annual Meeting (1907-1917) · 1917

Ratio comparisons of supremum and stop rule expectationsTheodore P. Hill; Robert P. Kertz · Probability Theory and Related Fields · 1981

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION — JUDICIALCharles G. Fenwick, Henri la Fontaine, Theodore P. Ion, Denys P. Myers, David Jayne Hill, Arthur G. Hays, Justice Russell, Edward C. Eliot and James Brown Scott · Proceedings of the American Society of International Law at Its Annual Meeting (1907-1917) · 1917

Optimal-Partitioning Inequalities for Nonatomic Probability MeasuresJohn Elton, Theodore P. Hill and Robert P. Kertz · Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1986

Equitable distribution of indivisible objectsStephen Demko; Theodore P. Hill · 1988

Criticisms of the proposed “new SI”Theodore P. Hill · 2011

The Significant-Digit PhenomenonTheodore P. Hill · The American Mathematical Monthly · 1995

You Have a Right to InformationTheodore P. Hill · Academe · 2006

THE CHEMISTRY OF PROPELLANTSIRVIN GLASSMAN · American Scientist · 1965

The Strategies of Human MatingDavid M. Buss · American Scientist · 1994

Hydrogen at High PressureHo-kwang Mao and Russell J. Hemley · American Scientist · 1992

Physical Anthropology in Socialist EuropeBecky A. Sigmon · American Scientist · 1993

EVOLUTION, AS VIEWED BY ONE GENETICISTRICHARD B. GOLDSCHMIDT · American Scientist · 1952

Development and Evolution in AmphibiansJames Hanken · American Scientist · 1989

Computing Science: Why W?Brian Hayes · American Scientist · 2005

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTESL. P. HATCH · American Scientist · 1953