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Science, Technology And Development: A Retrospective View, Gustav Ranis
Science, Technology And Development: A Retrospective View, Gustav Ranis
Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Yale Nurse, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale Nurse, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines
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Stressor Effects Of High Relative Humidity And A High Moisture Diet On Appearance Of Disease From Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus In Larvae Of Porthetria Dispar (L.), Pauline Thomas
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
High relative humidity (R.H.) and a high moisture diet were tested as stressors in the incidence of nuclear polyhedrosis virus (NPV) disease of larvae of Porthetria dispar (L.). Relative humidity was shown to have no effect on the appearance of NPV disease in larvae reared in the laboratory. However, a high mortality from other causes was sustained by a group of larvae subjected to both high R.H. and a high moisture diet. The absence of NPV disease during the first larval instar period confirmed earlier findings that effective egg sanitization virtually eliminates NPV disease. This supports current disfavor with the …
An Engineering-Oriented Approach To The Adoption Technology, John C. H. Fei
An Engineering-Oriented Approach To The Adoption Technology, John C. H. Fei
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Nepal Studies Association Bulletin, Nos. 12-13, Nepal Studies Association, Donald A. Messerschmidt
Nepal Studies Association Bulletin, Nos. 12-13, Nepal Studies Association, Donald A. Messerschmidt
Nepal Studies Association Newsletter
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Taxonomy And Ecology Of The Philobryidae And Limopsidae (Mollusca: Pelecypoda), Michael J.S. Tevesz
Taxonomy And Ecology Of The Philobryidae And Limopsidae (Mollusca: Pelecypoda), Michael J.S. Tevesz
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The Philobryidae (Eocene-Recent; order Arcoida) are redefined to include nine genera: Adacnarca, Aupouria, Cosa, Gratis, Limarca, Limopsilla, Lissarca, Neocardia, and Philobrya. Philobryids are generally small (2-10 mm), mytiliform, and have a ligament pit that lies between two series of interlocking denticles. Philobryids are most common and widely distributed in the Southern Hemisphere. They are epibyssate but also are efficient epifaunal crawlers. The Limopsidae (Jurassic-Recent; order Arcoida) are redefined to include two genera: Empleconia and Limopsis. Limopsids are small (10-60 mm), ovate, and have a ligament pit that lies in a dorsal area above numerous teeth. Limopsids are endobyssate and are …
An Economic Interpretation Of The Decline In Fertility In A Rapidly Developing Country: Consequences Of Development And Familyplanning, T. Paul Schultz
An Economic Interpretation Of The Decline In Fertility In A Rapidly Developing Country: Consequences Of Development And Familyplanning, T. Paul Schultz
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Energetics Of The Florida Current, Irving H. Brooks, Pearn P. Niiler
Energetics Of The Florida Current, Irving H. Brooks, Pearn P. Niiler
Journal of Marine Research
During the summer of 1974, fifty free-drop transport profiles and STD/XBT profiles were carried out in the Florida Current at 14 stations along the 25°51.00'N latitude. From these data and from the historical free-drop data 12 km to the south, a computation is made of the energy flow from the mean current to the fluctuations over the entire cross-section of the Florida Straits. Statistically significant areas of both potential and kinetic energy conversion are computed....
Simultaneous Pressure, Velocity And Temperature Measurements In The Florida Straits, Carl Wunsch, Mark Wimbush
Simultaneous Pressure, Velocity And Temperature Measurements In The Florida Straits, Carl Wunsch, Mark Wimbush
Journal of Marine Research
We present a descriptive picture of the variability in the Florida Current as measured by a large number of current meters, temperature sensors, and bottom mounted pressure sensors in the period March-August, 1974. Because of the very high velocities, only measurements made in the near-bottom region were possible. The tidal regime is found to be somewhat more complex than postulated from earlier measurements....
Low-Frequency Variability In The Florida Current And Relations To Atmospheric Forcing From 1972 To 1974, Walter O. Düing, Christopher N.K. Mooers, Thomas N. Lee
Low-Frequency Variability In The Florida Current And Relations To Atmospheric Forcing From 1972 To 1974, Walter O. Düing, Christopher N.K. Mooers, Thomas N. Lee
Journal of Marine Research
Two-year records of temperature and current from a single subsurface mooring are demonstrated to be representative of the fluctuation spectrum of the Florida Current for time scales of several days to one or more years. The dominant subinertial motions occur in three period bands: from 8 to 25 days, 4 to 5 days, and 2 to 3 days. Simultaneous observations in a crossstream array reveal energy maxima in the same bands for all locations....
Vertical Variation In Particulate Matter In The Upper Twenty Centimeters Of Marine Sediments, Ralph Gordon Johnson
Vertical Variation In Particulate Matter In The Upper Twenty Centimeters Of Marine Sediments, Ralph Gordon Johnson
Journal of Marine Research
A microscopic examination was made of the vertical distribution and abundance of particulate matter in six dissimilar cores of marine sediment. Two of the cores were taken in the intertidal and two in the shallow subtidal at stations in the vicinity of Woods Hole, Massachusetts. One core was taken in the Hudson Canyon and another at abyssal depths. Biological stains were used to identify potential food particles at the sediment-water interface, at two cm below the interface and at five cm intervals to a maximum depth of 20 cm.
Zonal Pressure Gradient Along The Equatorial Atlantic, Eli Joel Katz, R. Belevitsch, J. Bruce, V. Bubnov, J. Cochrane, W. Düing, P. Hisard, H.-U. Lass, J. Meincke, A. Demesquita, L. Miller, A. Rybnikov
Zonal Pressure Gradient Along The Equatorial Atlantic, Eli Joel Katz, R. Belevitsch, J. Bruce, V. Bubnov, J. Cochrane, W. Düing, P. Hisard, H.-U. Lass, J. Meincke, A. Demesquita, L. Miller, A. Rybnikov
Journal of Marine Research
For three consecutive periods during the summer of 1974, ships of many nations made observations along the Atlantic equator as part of the GATE program [GARP (Global Atmospheric Research Program) Atlantic Tropical Experiment]. Combining these observations, it is found that the zonal pressure gradient over the central Atlantic at the surface and at 50 dbar, relative to 500 dbar, increased from 3.2 to 7.3 and 2.2 to 5.3 × 10-5 dynes/g respectively between June/July and August and then held close to the high values in September....
Latitudinal Relationships Among Temperature And Selected Plant Nutrients Along The West Coast Of North And South America, S.-J. Zentara, D. Kamykowski
Latitudinal Relationships Among Temperature And Selected Plant Nutrients Along The West Coast Of North And South America, S.-J. Zentara, D. Kamykowski
Journal of Marine Research
The relationships among temperature and selected plant nutrients (nitrate, phosphate and silicate) were determined in marine waters for 10° latitudinal (longitudinal) bands along the west coast of North and South America. Data within each 10° band were obtained from the U.S. National Oceanographic Data Center, the Canadian Oceanographic Data Center or major oceanographic institutions....
Calculation Of Equatorial Currents, Yu. L. Demin, A. S. Sarkisyan
Calculation Of Equatorial Currents, Yu. L. Demin, A. S. Sarkisyan
Journal of Marine Research
Many calculations of the stationary and seasonal currents in the nonequatorial regions of the oceans have been done using an earlier model published by Sarkisyan (1969). The references list several new publications in this series (Bulatov et al.; Demin, 1975). The detailed analysis and survey of the diagnostic calculations were published recently in English (Sarkisyan, 1977)....
Community Patterns And Adaptive Strategies Of The Infaunal Benthos Of Long Island Sound, Peter L. Mccall
Community Patterns And Adaptive Strategies Of The Infaunal Benthos Of Long Island Sound, Peter L. Mccall
Journal of Marine Research
Nearshore communities of infaunal benthos on soft bottoms are characterized by a highly variable species composition. Some species undergo large spatial and temporal variations in local abundance; other members of the same community change only a little....
Interaction Of Inertia-Gravity Waves With The Wind, Melvin E. Stern
Interaction Of Inertia-Gravity Waves With The Wind, Melvin E. Stern
Journal of Marine Research
An inertia-gravity wave which propagates upwind and upward in the thermocline has a reflection coefficient r which is greater than unity ("overreflection") as a result of the wave current interaction in the mixed layer which overlies the thermocline….
A Model Of Phytoplankton Plume Formation During Variable Oregon Upwelling, J. S. Wroblewski
A Model Of Phytoplankton Plume Formation During Variable Oregon Upwelling, J. S. Wroblewski
Journal of Marine Research
A time dependent, two-dimensional, marine ecosystem model relates wind events, upwelling, and primary production off the Oregon coast. Model predictions of daily primary production (mg N m-2 day-1) increase soon after an intensification of the northerly component of the wind stress. Paradoxically the highest phytoplankton concentration occurs upon relaxation of winds after a major upwelling event....
Forced Baroclinic Ocean Motions: Ii. The Linear Equatorial Bounded Case, Mark A. Cane, E. S. Sarachik
Forced Baroclinic Ocean Motions: Ii. The Linear Equatorial Bounded Case, Mark A. Cane, E. S. Sarachik
Journal of Marine Research
This paper extends the results of Cane and Sarachik (1976) to an ocean bounded by two meridians. A complete solution is obtained for the asymptotic linear inviscid response to wind stress and thermal forcings independent of longitude, switched on at t=0 and steady thereafter. The mathematics is greatly simplified by building on the results of the earlier paper. The form of the solution is relatively simple...
Variations In Ammonium Enhancement, An Indication Of Nitrogen Deficiency In New England Coastal Phytoplankton Populations, Clarice M. Yentsch, Charles S. Yentsch, Lois R. Strube
Variations In Ammonium Enhancement, An Indication Of Nitrogen Deficiency In New England Coastal Phytoplankton Populations, Clarice M. Yentsch, Charles S. Yentsch, Lois R. Strube
Journal of Marine Research
Phytoplankton populations in the coastal waters of the Gulf of Maine have been tested for cellular nitrogen deficiency by adding ammonium to the dark bottle in a conventional 14C experiment. In phytoplankton cultures it has been shown that under conditions of nitrogen limitation to growth, accelerated dark fixation after ammonium addition signals the onset of cellular nitrogen deficiency....
Secular Variability In The Baroclinic Structure Of The Interior North Pacific From 1950-1970, Warren B. White
Secular Variability In The Baroclinic Structure Of The Interior North Pacific From 1950-1970, Warren B. White
Journal of Marine Research
Recently White (1975) found significant year to year changes in the baroclinic transport of the Subtropical Gyre in the North Pacific. To determine the spatial variability in the general circulation associated with this change in bulk transport, the baroclinic potential energy (BPE) in the mid-latitude interior from 20-50N, 145E-130W is mapped (using the methods of optimum interpolation) onto a regular 5 degree latitude/ 10 degree longitude grid each year from 1950-1970....
Sediment Processing In A Marine Subtidal Sandy Bottom Community: I. Physical Aspects, Allen C. Myers
Sediment Processing In A Marine Subtidal Sandy Bottom Community: I. Physical Aspects, Allen C. Myers
Journal of Marine Research
Sediment processing by animals may include burrowing, ingestion/defecation, tube-building, and biodeposition. In a benthic community, combinations of these processes will occur, their proportions and relative importance depending on the composition of the fauna and the sedimentary environment....
Sediment Processing In A Marine Subtidal Sandy Bottom Community: Ii. Biological Consequences, Allen C. Myers
Sediment Processing In A Marine Subtidal Sandy Bottom Community: Ii. Biological Consequences, Allen C. Myers
Journal of Marine Research
Sediment processing by benthic animals is acknowledged to destroy, alter, or create sedimentary structures. Sediment processing also has consequences for benthic community trophic structure and spatial distribution. Previous workers have shown that biogenic instability of muddy sediments may exclude one feeding type from an area dominated by a different feeding type (trophic group arnensalism)....
Coral Populations And Growth Patterns: Responses To Sedimentation And Turbidity Associated With Dredging, Richard E. Dodge
Coral Populations And Growth Patterns: Responses To Sedimentation And Turbidity Associated With Dredging, Richard E. Dodge
Journal of Marine Research
Analysis of coral growth patterns and populations in Bermuda reveals that living coral abundance on the reefs of Castle Harbor, a location where extensive dredging occurred during 1941- 1943, is much reduced in comparison to external North-South reefs. Dead corals, sampled in the harbor, have skeletal patterns of growth which are similar and which show a marked decline in growth for several years prior to death....
The Determination Of The Apparent Dissociation Constants Of Arsenic Acid In Water, Douglas H. Lowenthal, Michael E.Q. Pilson, Robert H. Bryne
The Determination Of The Apparent Dissociation Constants Of Arsenic Acid In Water, Douglas H. Lowenthal, Michael E.Q. Pilson, Robert H. Bryne
Journal of Marine Research
The apparent dissociation constants for arsenic acid in seawater, based on a free molal hydrogen scale, were determined in artificial seawater over a range of salinities and temperatures. A comparison between constants determined in a sodium chloride solution and artificial seawater of the same ionic strength suggests that a significant amount of the reactive arsenate in seawater is ion paired with cations other than sodium....
Some Features Of The Upper 500 M Of The Agulhas Current, A. F. Pearce
Some Features Of The Upper 500 M Of The Agulhas Current, A. F. Pearce
Journal of Marine Research
A detailed study of the mesoscale structure and variability of the upper 500 m layer of the Agulhas Current off Durban has shown that the Agulhas Current is remarkably similar to the other great western boundary currents. At the surface, the Current can generally be divided into 3 distinct zones: the intense cyclonic shear region, the "core" (where the velocity exceeds 1 m/s), and the less well defined anticyclonic shear region....
Cross-Shelf Circulation On The Continental Shelf Off Northwest Africa During Upwelling, David Halpern, Robert L. Smith, Ekkehard Mittelstaedt
Cross-Shelf Circulation On The Continental Shelf Off Northwest Africa During Upwelling, David Halpern, Robert L. Smith, Ekkehard Mittelstaedt
Journal of Marine Research
During 10 March-6 April, 1974 simultaneous current records were obtained from 12 current meters, placed between 0.8 m and 67 m, in water approximately 75 m deep at 21°40'N, 17°18'W, about 32 km from the coast of Mauritania. Throughout the experiment the vertical stratification and horizontal density gradient were weak, and the winds were generally favorable for coastal upwelling....
Epidermal Growth Factor : Effect Upon Intracellular Accumulation Of Polyamines And Growth, John Douglas White
Epidermal Growth Factor : Effect Upon Intracellular Accumulation Of Polyamines And Growth, John Douglas White
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
No abstract provided.
Yale Nurse, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale Nurse, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines
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Infaunal Macrobenthos Off Cap Blanc, Spanish Sahara, Jean Nichols, Gilbert T. Rowe
Infaunal Macrobenthos Off Cap Blanc, Spanish Sahara, Jean Nichols, Gilbert T. Rowe
Journal of Marine Research
Cap Blanc, Spanish Sahara is characterized by a nearshore benthic faunal province physically controlled by rates of sedimentation, conservatively estimated at 4 cm/yr, with a gradual transition across the continental shelf to a second province in a zone with high phytoplankton production of 2 gm C m-2 d-1 induced by upwelling at the continental shelf's outer margin....
A Case Control Study Of Epidemiological Parameters Relating To Hodgkin's Disease In Brazil, Louis Vaughn Kirchhoff
A Case Control Study Of Epidemiological Parameters Relating To Hodgkin's Disease In Brazil, Louis Vaughn Kirchhoff
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
No abstract provided.