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Philosophical Egoism In Eighteenth Century Moral Thought And Its Relevance To Modern Psychology, Laura Schafer

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Acute Tubular Necrosis : Acid/Base And Urinary Sediment Changes, Maria Schmidt

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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The Toxicity And Effectiveness Of 24-Hour Sequential Methotrexate-5-Fluorouracil Cancer Chemotherapy, Michael Silverberg

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Mitochondrial Transport And Processing Of Methylmalonyl Coenzyme A Mutase : In Cultured Buffalo Rat Liver Cells, David C. Helfgott

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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A Randomized Trial Comparing Doxorubicin, Cyclophosphamide, Methotrexate With Leucovorin Rescue, Vincristine, And Cytarabine (Acomla), With Doxorubicin, Cyclophosphamide, Vincristine, Prednisone, And Bleomycin (Chop-B) In The Treatment Of Diffuse Histiocytic Lymphoma, Philip M. Spiro

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Non-Monetary Effects Of The Financial Crisis In The Propagation Of The Great Depression, Ben S. Bernanke

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Growth Analysis Of Pulmonary Metastases In Malignant Melanoma, Charles An-Pin Lim

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Release Of A Myogenic Trophic Factor From The Neuromuscular Junction During Induced Transmitter Discharge, John H. Neal

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Long-Term Complications In Patients Treated For Hodgkin's Disease, Susan James O'Donnell

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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A Gentle Heart : The Life Of Helen Taussig, Gerri Lynn Goodman

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Thermoregulation In Anorexia Nervosa, April Chang

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Department Of Surgery, Yale University School Of Medicine 1983-1984, Yale School Of Medicine Department Of Surgery

Yale Department of Surgery Bulletins

Annual report for 1983-1984.

Oceanic Property Transport, Lagrangian Particle Statistics, And Their Prediction, R. E. Davis

Journal of Marine Research

The relationship between the transport of scalar properties and the statistics of material particle motion is examined. It is shown that evolution of the mean concentration field is determined by the statistics of single particles while two particle statistics describe the typical dispersal of individual property clouds. It is argued that oceanic observations of quasi-Lagrangian floats provide a useful and direct description of lateral advection and eddy dispersal. A simple model for predicting statistics of particle dispersal from Eulerian statistics of velocity is advanced. This model is tested against simulations of particle motion in random two-dimensional velocity fields with prescribed …

Vertical Motion Of The Thermocline, Nitracline And Chlorophyll Maximum Layers In Relation To Currents On The Southern California Shelf, J. J. Cullen, E. Stewart, E. Renger, R. W. Eppley, C. D. Winant

Journal of Marine Research

A continuous four-day time series of nitrate concentration, temperature, chlorophyll fluorescence, and currents, sampled at fixed depths, revealed that distributions of temperature and nitrate could be accounted for by vertical motions in the water column associated with the semidiurnal internal tide and internal waves. A probable mixing event was observed: the transport of nitrate into the surface-layer associated with shear instabilities generated by internal waves. On temporal scales of less than a few hours, the variation of chlorophyll fluorescence could also be explained by vertical advection. However, on longer scales, swimming behavior of the phytoplankton assemblage (dominated by Ceratium spp. …

Lagrangian Eddy Statistics From Surface Drifters In The Eastern North Atlantic, Alain Colin De Verdiere

Journal of Marine Research

In 1976–1977, 16 surface drifters were seeded regularly in an area about 100 km in diameter, providing a good opportunity to study diffusion induced by the mesoscale eddies present in this part of the eastern North Atlantic. It is found herein that Taylor's formula relating the diffusivity (rate of dispersion) of marked fluid parcels to the integral of the Lagrangian correlation function is accurate up to 30 days. The diffusivity, initially zero, reaches a plateau after about 10 days. The diffusivities associated with the time scale of the energy containing eddies (30 days) are 2.3 10⁷ cm²/s …

Regulation Of Phytoplankton Communities By Physical Processes In Upwelling Ecosystems, Walker O. Smith, George W. Heburn, Richard T. Barber, James J. O'Brien

Journal of Marine Research

Sinking rates of particles were superimposed on the x-z-t current field observed at 15S off the coast of San Juan, Peru in March–May, 1977 to calculate particle trajectories in the upwelling circulation. Vertical velocities were calculated by a modified variational objective analysis technique using the measured onshore and longshore currents in conjunction with the physical constraint of mass continuity. The calculated vertical flow showed considerable temporal and spatial variability, with the mean vertical transport varying by two orders of magnitude over the 16 km wide continental shelf. Changes in direction occurred rapidly (within 24 h) as has been observed for …

Equatorial Ocean Response To Growing And Moving Wind Systems With Application To The Atlantic, R. H. Weisberg, T. Y. Tang

Journal of Marine Research

Investigation is made into the response of an equatorial ocean to growing and moving zonal wind systems as motivated by observations of maximum upwelling central to the equatorial Atlantic basin and westward progressing thermal and momentum signatures near the surface. Analytical solutions to the linear, reduced gravity, equatorial β-plane equations of motion subject to a long wave approximation are given for three easterly forcing functions: 1) linearly expanding fetch with constant stress, 2) linearly expanding fetch and stress, and 3) constant fetch and stress, translating westward. The results, as they may relate to the equatorial Atlantic Ocean, are discussed.

Enhanced Growth Of A Filter-Feeding Bivalve By A Deposit-Feeding Polychaete By Means Of Nutrient Regeneration, James R. Weinberg, Robert B. Whitlatch

Journal of Marine Research

Sediment reworking and tube irrigation by the deposit-feeding polychaete, Clymenella torquata, reduced the quantity of particulate organic matter (POM) at the sediment-water interface and increased concentrations of dissolved nutrients (nitrite, ammonia, silicate, phosphate) in the water overlying laboratory microcosms. To determine the effect of these changes on growth of the filter-feeding bivalve, Gemma gemma, clams of the same initial size were grown under different laboratory conditions, representing all combinations of the following three treatments: (a) presence or absence of light, (b) presence or absence of C. torquata, and (c) proximity to C. torquata (clams living in sediment with worms or …

Bulletin Of Yale University School Of Nursing 1983-1984, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Bulletins and Catalogues

Series 79, Number 13

September 1, 1983

Fifty-Third Annual Report Of The Bis, Bank For International Settlements (Bis)

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The Garn-St Germain Depository Institutions Act Of 1982, David Allardice, Herbert L. Baer, Elijah Brewer Iii, Thomas F. Cargill, John Dobra, Anne Marie Gonczy, George G. Kaufman, Robert D. Laurent, Larry R. Mote

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Nuovo Banco Ambrosiano S.P.A, Area Studi Mediobanca

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A Subsurface Particle Maximum Layer And Enhanced Microbial Activity In The Secondary Nitrite Maximum Of The Northeastern Tropical Pacific Ocean, P. C. Garfield, T. T. Packard, G. E. Friederich, L. A. Codispoti

Journal of Marine Research

Profiles of light transmission, dissolved oxygen, dissolved nutrients, electron transport system (ETS) activity, temperature and salinity were made in the northeastern tropical Pacific Ocean. A particle maximum at 150–300 m within the oxygen minimum and secondary nitrite maximum was associated with the salinity maximum of Subtropical Subsurface Water. A subsurface maximum in ETS activity was also found to be associated with the secondary nitrite maximum and the particle maximum. Persistence of these features at a constant depth and their location within a minimum in vertical static stability suggest an advective and/or in situ origin for the particles and an in …

Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 57, Number 2

Yale Scientific Magazine

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I.M.F. Loan To Mexico, Clyde H. Farnsworth

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Some Financial Issues In The North, In The South, And In Between, Carlos F. Diaz-Alejandro

Discussion Papers

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Growth And Capital Wealth Concentration, John C. H. Fei, Chu-Ping Vijverberg

Discussion Papers

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Price, Markets And The Chinese Peasant, Nicholas Lardy

Discussion Papers

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Philippine Private Domestic Commercial Banking, 1946- 1980, In Light Of Japanese Historical Experience, Hugh T. Patrick, Honorata Moreno

Discussion Papers

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Unbiased Estimates Of The Wage Equation When Individuals Choose Among Income-Earning Activities, Wil Vijverberg

Discussion Papers

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