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A Comparison Of Certain North Atlantic Wind, Tide Gauge And Current Data, Joseph Chase
A Comparison Of Certain North Atlantic Wind, Tide Gauge And Current Data, Joseph Chase
Journal of Marine Research
Wind component.a from large areas within the zones of the trades and westerlies of the North Atlantic Ocean are determined by means of a geostrophic template and mean weather maps….
Static Stability Parameters In Oceanography, M. J. Pollak
Static Stability Parameters In Oceanography, M. J. Pollak
Journal of Marine Research
The use of static vertical stability criteria in oceanography is discussed and two basic types of such stability parameters are derived. It is shown how these can be determined by using sound velocity as one of the variables. Computation can be simplified by means of a graph.
Statistics Of The Sea Surface Derived From Sun Glitter, Charles Cox, Walter Munk
Statistics Of The Sea Surface Derived From Sun Glitter, Charles Cox, Walter Munk
Journal of Marine Research
Aerial photographs of the sun's glitter on the sea surface, taken under carefully chosen conditions in the Hawaiian area, were coordinated with measurements of winds (1-27 knots) from a vessel….
An Autopsy Series On Fatal Pulmonary Embolism At Grace-New Haven Hospital, With Experimental Work On The Production And Removal Of Pulmonary Emboli In Dogs, Harry Miller
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
[From the Purpose] The purpose of this study is to investigate the occurrence of fatal pulmonary embolism in patients coming to autopsy in the New Haven Hospital during the eighteen year period from 1935 to 1953, inclusive; and to explore briefly the historical, clinical, and experimental basis for the attempt to remove surgically emboli from the pulmonary artery (Trendelenberg Operation).
Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1951 - 1953, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital
Grace-New Haven Community Hospital Annual Report 1951 - 1953, Grace-New Haven Community Hospital
Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports
Grace-New Haven Community Hospital, 1951-1952; 1952-1953. Years cover October 1, 1951 through September 30, 1953.
Typothorax And Desmatosuchus, Joseph T. Gregory
Typothorax And Desmatosuchus, Joseph T. Gregory
Postilla
Much uncertainty has been expressed by students of North American Triassic reptiles over the relationships and possible synonymy of the pseudosuchian genera Typothorax Cope (1875R), Episcoposaurus Cope (1887A), and Desmatosuchus Case (1920B)….
Discount And Discount Rate Mechanism : A Group Of Special Studies, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors
Discount And Discount Rate Mechanism : A Group Of Special Studies, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors
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No abstract provided.
Polarographic Determination Of Nitrate In Sea Water, David Tung-Whei Chow, Rex J. Robinson
Polarographic Determination Of Nitrate In Sea Water, David Tung-Whei Chow, Rex J. Robinson
Journal of Marine Research
A new and accurate method for the determination of nitrate in sea water, based on the pola.rographic reduction of nitrate in the presence of uranyl ions, is presented. Sulfate ions depress the reduction current by a definite proportion, depending on the chlorinity of the water sample; for chlorinities in the range of 14 to 19 ‰, this effect is rather constant. Fluoride interferes strongly with the reduction of nitrate, but aluminum or zirconyl salts may satisfactorily eliminate this effect. Other interfering ions and preservatives are also discussed. A procedure for the determination of nitrate in sea water ha.s been proposed …
On The Nature, Occurance And Origin Of Cold Low Salinity Water Along The Edge Of The Gulf Stream, W. L. Ford, J. R. Longard, R. E. Banls
On The Nature, Occurance And Origin Of Cold Low Salinity Water Along The Edge Of The Gulf Stream, W. L. Ford, J. R. Longard, R. E. Banls
Journal of Marine Research
In the left margin of the Gulf Stream, looking in the direction of flow, a narrow discontinuous band of relatively cold water is often found. This haa been attributed to upwelling from the colder depths of the ocean, but recent investigations throw doubt on this explanation, since this water, which forms a thin layer close to the surface, may have a lower salinity than any water in the depths. Evidence is given that the only cold low salinity source is the so-called Shelf water, which is found in a broad band between· the shore and a boundary off the Continental …
The Determination Of Organic Phosphorus In Sea Water With Perchloric Acid Oxidation, Andrew L. Hansen, Rex J. Robinson
The Determination Of Organic Phosphorus In Sea Water With Perchloric Acid Oxidation, Andrew L. Hansen, Rex J. Robinson
Journal of Marine Research
A method is proposed for the determination of organic phosphorus in sea water; in this procedure the organic material is oxidized with perchloric acid and the organic phosphorus is converted to phosphate. Oxidation in a perchloric acid medium ia superior to sulfuric acid: (a) The perchlorate salts formed upon digestion of sea water are readily water-soluble in contrast to certain sulfates; (b) A small blank correction for impurities must be applied....
A Recording Bathypitotmeter, Willem V.R. Malkus
A Recording Bathypitotmeter, Willem V.R. Malkus
Journal of Marine Research
The stability of a cable towed through the sea has suggested the use of its weighted end as a platform for velocity measurement. This report describes an instrument, lowered on standard hydrographic wire, which uses mechanical sensors to record speed, temperature, and pressure on a waxed paper roll. Initial measurements are presented which indicate that the vertical profile of an ocean current can be determined in approximately one hour.
The Surface Layer Of The Gulf Stream And Adjacent Waters, William L. Ford, A. R. Miller
The Surface Layer Of The Gulf Stream And Adjacent Waters, William L. Ford, A. R. Miller
Journal of Marine Research
This paper presents a description of the Gulf Stream system between Cape Hatteras and 63° W. Long. and gives a qualitative analysis of the water masses in the surface layer on the basis of observations taken from November 15 to December 6, 1948. The edge of the Stream was explored for 1,050 miles of its length. The meanderings of the Stream and its tendency to develop large eddies are demonstrated. Of special note was the 90° change in direction of the mean axis of a 150-mile segment of the Stream within a period of two weeks....
A Note On The Velocity Distribution And Bottom Stress In A Wind-Driven Water Current System, J. R.D. Francis
A Note On The Velocity Distribution And Bottom Stress In A Wind-Driven Water Current System, J. R.D. Francis
Journal of Marine Research
The shear stress of the wind on a water surface is sometimes found by measuring the slope of the surface in a lake or wind tunnel. The stress on the bottom of the lake due to the return water current is an error term which has been variously estimated. An experimental method of determining the error is described, and the results indicate that it is but some 1½% of the wind stress.
Interference Phenomena In The Tides Of The Woods Hole Region, Alfred C. Redfield
Interference Phenomena In The Tides Of The Woods Hole Region, Alfred C. Redfield
Journal of Marine Research
The relations of mean range of tide, time of high water, and time of slack water along Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds may be attributed to the interference of tidal waves entering the sounds from their opposite ends. Interference of the semidiurnal constituents is maximal in the neighborhood of Woods Hole where the great reduction of these constituents, relative to the diurnal constituents, results in a pronounced diurnal inequality in the range of successive tides at appropriate phases of the moon....
Fractures Of The Hip : A Survey Of 160 Cases At The New Haven Hospital, Harvey Peck
Fractures Of The Hip : A Survey Of 160 Cases At The New Haven Hospital, Harvey Peck
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
[From the Summary] a) A description and evaluation of modern techniques in the treatment of fractures of the hip has been presented. The literature has been reviewed in part. b) An analysis of 160 fractures of the hip, 75 cervical and 85 trochanteric, treated at the New Haven Hospital from 1946-1951 inclusive has been presented. c) A discussion of the observed statistics and results has been presented.
The Effect Of Water Loading On The Antidiuresis Of The Passive Erect Posture, Irving Hyman Goldberg
The Effect Of Water Loading On The Antidiuresis Of The Passive Erect Posture, Irving Hyman Goldberg
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
No abstract provided.
On The Statistical Distribution Of The Heights Of Sea Waves, M. S. Longuet-Higgins
On The Statistical Distribution Of The Heights Of Sea Waves, M. S. Longuet-Higgins
Journal of Marine Research
The statistical distribution of wave-heights is derived theoretically on the assumptions (a) that the wave spectrum contains a single narrow band of frequencies, and (b) that the wave energy is being received from a large number of different sources whose phases are random. Theoretical relations are found between the root-meansquare wave-height, the mean height of the highest one-third (or highest one-tenth) waves and the most probable height of the largest wave in a given interval of time. There is close agreement with observation.
Yale University School Of Nursing, Alumnae Bulletin, Vol Vi No. 7 February 1953, Yale University School Of Nursing
Yale University School Of Nursing, Alumnae Bulletin, Vol Vi No. 7 February 1953, Yale University School Of Nursing
Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines
Photographs and information on Yale School of Nursing former students, faculty, instructors, and administrators. Please contact the Medical Historical Library if you need a higher resolution version.
Parameters Of Turbulence In The Sea, Gordon A. Riley
Parameters Of Turbulence In The Sea, Gordon A. Riley
Journal of Marine Research
Dimensional analysis, combined with statistical examination of data, leads to the development of an equation for eddy diffusivity that is expressed in terms of readily measurable physical parameters----mean current speed, the distance between points of observation, the density of the water, and the dynamic molecular viscosity.....
On The Stability Of Gas Bubbles In Sea Water, Jeffries Wyman Jr., P. F. Scholander, G. A. Edwards, L. Irving
On The Stability Of Gas Bubbles In Sea Water, Jeffries Wyman Jr., P. F. Scholander, G. A. Edwards, L. Irving
Journal of Marine Research
Laboratory experiments have been performed to determine the rate of solution and the change in composition of air bubbles in stirred sea water as a function of depth (0-200 m) and temperature (1-27° C). At each depth the shrinking of the diameter is nearly linear. This rate of solution increases with increasing pressure up to a limiting value which is almost reached at a depth of 20 m. The rate of disappearance of a bubble is only imperceptibly influenced by temperature. When a bubble of air dissolves at a given depth it becomes richer in nitrogen until a final constant …
Salinity Distribution And Circulation In The Chesapeake Bay Estuarine System, D. W. Pritchard
Salinity Distribution And Circulation In The Chesapeake Bay Estuarine System, D. W. Pritchard
Journal of Marine Research
The salinity distribution in a coastal plain estuary governs the dynamic structure. In the estuaries studied, the salinity increases with depth, the salinity-depth curve having the general shape of an inverse tangent function. Though there is a layer of relatively rapid increase in salt content with depth, separating an upper less saline layer from a lower more saline layer, this halocline is still sufficiently weak to allow a downward random flux of fresh water as well as an upward random flux of salt. The longitudinal salinity gradient is approximately uniform with depth. The salinity is on the average higher on …
The Estimation And Characterization Of Plankton Populations By Pigment Analyses Ii. A Spectrophotometric Method For The Estimation Of Plankton Pigments, Francis A. Richards, Thomas G. Thompson
The Estimation And Characterization Of Plankton Populations By Pigment Analyses Ii. A Spectrophotometric Method For The Estimation Of Plankton Pigments, Francis A. Richards, Thomas G. Thompson
Journal of Marine Research
A semimicro spectrophotometric method is described for the estimation of chlorophyll a, b, and c and of astacin and nonastacin type carotenoids in acetone extracts of plant and animal material. Developed specifically for use in estimating and characterizing plankton populations, the method is highly sensitive and practical for shipboard use. Methods of collecting, preparing and extracting plankton samples, spectrophotometric measurements, computation of results, and errors are discussed.
Absorption Of Nutrients By Aquatic Plants, Walter H. Munk, Gordon A. Riley
Absorption Of Nutrients By Aquatic Plants, Walter H. Munk, Gordon A. Riley
Journal of Marine Research
Formulae are derived for the rate of nutrient absorption by aquatic plants approximating the shapes of spheres, discs, cylinders, and plates. Other parameters are the size and specific gravity of the plant, the nutrient concentration of the medium, and the physical properties affecting the transfer of nutrients toward the plant surface. The formulae allow for convection, i. e., the movement of water relative to the plant. Hence absorption is aided by a current in the case of attached plants and by a rapid sinking rate in the case of plankton. The results are not materially modified by turbulence....
Volume 14. Article 1. The Striped Bass, Roccus Saxatilis., Edward C. Raney, Ernest F. Tresselt, Edgar H. Hollis, V. D. Vladykov, D. H. Wallace
Volume 14. Article 1. The Striped Bass, Roccus Saxatilis., Edward C. Raney, Ernest F. Tresselt, Edgar H. Hollis, V. D. Vladykov, D. H. Wallace
Bulletin of the Bingham Oceanographic Collection
No abstract provided.
Fall Bird Migration On The Gaspé Peninsula, Stanley C. Ball
Fall Bird Migration On The Gaspé Peninsula, Stanley C. Ball
Bulletin of the Peabody Museum of Natural History
This Bulletin presents the data recorded during the summer and fall periods 1935-1941 and 1946-1951, concerning autumn migration as seen and heard on the Gaspé Peninsula.
The Estimation And Characterization Of Plankton Populations By Pigment Analyses. I. The Absorption Spectra Of Some Pigments Occuring In Diatoms, Dinoflagellates And Brown Algae, Francis A. Richards
The Estimation And Characterization Of Plankton Populations By Pigment Analyses. I. The Absorption Spectra Of Some Pigments Occuring In Diatoms, Dinoflagellates And Brown Algae, Francis A. Richards
Journal of Marine Research
The spectra of chlorophyll c, beta carotene, neofucoxanthin A, neofucoxanthin B, fucoxanthin, diadinoxanthin and diatoxanthin in 90% acetone solutions are reported. These constants are necessary for the simultaneous spectrophotometric determination of the major plankton pigments described.
Studies On The Production Of Underwater Sound By North Atlantic Coastal Fishes, Marie Poland Fish, Alton S. Kelsey Jr., William H. Mowbray
Studies On The Production Of Underwater Sound By North Atlantic Coastal Fishes, Marie Poland Fish, Alton S. Kelsey Jr., William H. Mowbray
Journal of Marine Research
Previous studies suggest that at least 42 families of Pacific Ocean fishes are potential sources of underwater sound. The present investigation has undertaken to ascertain experimentally which North Atlantic coastal species fit into that category and what stimuli are involved in sound production among fishes. Apparatus, test and analysis procedures are described....
Cancer Of The Larynx; An Analysis Of 235 Cases Treated At The New Haven Hospital From 1921-1951, Jocelyn S. Malkin
Cancer Of The Larynx; An Analysis Of 235 Cases Treated At The New Haven Hospital From 1921-1951, Jocelyn S. Malkin
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
[From the Introduction] Slow but steady progress is being made in the treatment of laryngeal cancer and in understanding the factors which underlie the genesis of this disease. One important adjunct to such progress is the clinical experience furnished by periodic evaluation of cases previously diagnosed and treated. With this end in view, all New Haven Hospital cases were subjected to careful analysis and statistical study.
Urinary Excretion Of Iodine And The Effect Of Ingestion Of Desiccated Thyroid, Robert Frederick Owen
Urinary Excretion Of Iodine And The Effect Of Ingestion Of Desiccated Thyroid, Robert Frederick Owen
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
No abstract provided.
Halogenated Amino Acids Of The Bath Sponge, Eva M. Low
Halogenated Amino Acids Of The Bath Sponge, Eva M. Low
Journal of Marine Research
The amino acid composition and halogen content of the bath sponge, Spongia officinalis obliqua (D. & M.), collected in the Gulf of Mexico, was studied to determine the nature of the halogenated amino acids present. The sponge was found to contain 1.06% tyrosine, 0.38% iodine, and 0.80% bromine. It is believed that the major halogenated amino acids are the mono- (3-) and di- (3, 5-) bromo- and iodotyrosines.