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- television series written by Julie Bertrand, Annie Carels and Charlotte Joulia. It premiered in Belgium on La Une on 19 November 2017, and it was released...
- AICHE J., 49., 2533-2552 (2003). Rodríguez-Donis I., V. Gerbaud, and X. Joulia, ”Feasibility of Heterogeneous Batch Distillation”, AIChE J., 48, 1168-1178...
- 1016/0009-2509(90)87059-2. ISSN 0009-2509. Rodríguez Donis, Ivonne; Gerbaud, Vincent; Joulia, Xavier (2002). "Feasibility of heterogeneous batch distillation processes"...
- Balmelle 1937, p. 27. Joulia 1975, p. 278. Benoit 1941, p. 120. Joulia 1975, p. 281. Benoit 1941, p. 122. Benoit 1941, p. 123. Joulia, Paillet & Thouin 2000...
- TV series (1 episode) 1972 L'argent par les fenêtres The grocer Philippe Joulia TV movie Pont dormant Joséphine Fernand Marzelle TV series (5 episodes)...
- 2008-07-22.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link) Lemaître F, Polin D, Joulia F, Boutry A, Le Pessot D, Chollet D, Tourny-Chollet C (December 2007). "Physiological...
- Chemistry. 6 (7): 765–770. doi:10.2174/138955706777698642. PMID 16842126. Joulia-Ekaza D, Cabello G (June 2007). "The myostatin gene: physiology and pharmacological...
- 1955 were exhibited in the La Roue gallery with other pieces by Elisabeth Joulia; and again in 1956 in La Demeure gallery alongside pieces by Mario Pr****inos...
- The Woman Jacques Audoir TV series (1 episode) 1975 Amigo Inès Philippe Joulia TV movie 1976 Calmos An Employee Bertrand Blier Dracula and Son The Subway's...
- Vincent Repiquet, Governor 23 May 1919 to 6 January 1921 Joseph Marie Eugène Joulia, acting Governor Acting for Repiquet 12 September 1923 to 14 March 1925...