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Noradrenergic Neurons Of The Rat Locus Coeruleus : Anatomical, Physiological And Pharmacological Studies, Jesse Michael Cedarbaum

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Morbidity And Help-Seeking Behavior In The Family Members Of The Terminally Ill, Arthur Maurice Gershkoff

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Factor Market Structure And Technology Choice In The Colombian Brick Industry, Mary Ann Baily

Discussion Papers

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Income Distribution Effects Of Technical Change: Some Analytical Issues, Hans Binswanger

Discussion Papers

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A Modeling System For Applied General Equilibrium Analysis, Thomas Rutherford

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

Numerical modeling in the Arrow-Debreu framework has emerged as a consistent approach for economic analysis. A major disadvantage of the applied general equilibrium (AGE) framework has been the high degree of technical expertise required for formulating and solving these models. This paper describes a micro-computer for AGE modeling. The system, named MPS/GE, combines an efficient solution algorithm with an interactive user-interface. Using MPS/GE, models containing up to 300 prices and activities can be formulated and solved on an IBM PC. This makes AGE modeling accessible to a wider group of policy analysts and educators than was previously the case.

Neutron Diffraction Analysis Of The Structure Of Rod Photoreceptor Membranes In Intact Retinas, Mark Jay Yeager

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Responsiveness In Newborn Infants Of Normal Weight And Overweight Parents, Robert Michael Milstein

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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The Development And Characterization Of Markers For The Variable Regions Of Mouse Dnp Binding Antibodies, Jerome Bernard Zeldis

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Osteology Of The American Plaice, Hippoglossoides Platessoides, David W. Frame, Thomas J. Andrews, Charles F. Cole

Postilla

The Hippoglossoides platessoides skeleton is described and figured; for these purposes 17 specimens were observed. Study material was prepared by fleshing and disarticulation or by clearing and staining. Skull lengths of the specimens examined ranged from 27 to 68 mm and total lengths from 181 to 851 mm. Paired lacrymals constitute the only suborbital elements, although canal ossicles occur on both sides. A single nasal houses a portion of the supraorbital lateral-line canal of the right eye. Right elements of the oromandibular region are anterior and ventral to their left counterparts. Three left jaw bones, premaxillary, maxillary and dentary, are …

Yale Nurse: Yale University School Of Nursing Alumnae Association Newsletter, Spring 1978, Yale University School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

This issue includes a history of the Yale Nurse-Midwifery Program and some testimony of how "Consumers Support Midwives."

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Profitability And Growth In A Small Open Economy, Pentti J.K. Kouri

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Industrial Development In A Dual Society: The Indonesian Case, Nagatoshi Suzuki

Discussion Papers

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Age, Biological Factors, And Socioeconomic Of Fertility: New Measures Of Cumulative Fertility For Use In Thesocioeconomic Analysis Of Family Size, Bryan Boulier, Mark Rosenzweig

Discussion Papers

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A Note On The Saddlepoint Approximation In The First Order Non-Circular Autoregression, Peter C.B. Phillips

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

In approximating the small sample distribution of the least squares estimator of the coefficient in a non-circular autoregression the saddlepoint method is complicated by the presence of a branch point of the integrand within the natural contour of integration. Some new approximations are given based on a contour looping around the branch point; and a uniform approximation which is valid as the saddlepoint crosses branch point is also developed.

Exchange Rates And The International Adjustment Process, Pentti J.K. Kouri, Jorge B. De Macedo

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Systems Defense Games: Colonel Blotto, Command And Control, Martin Shubik, Robert J. Weber

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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The Structure Of Neutral Monotonic Social Functions, Julian H. Blau, Donald J. Brown

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

In [6], Guha gave a complete characterization of path independent social decision functions which satisfy the independence of irrelevant alternatives condition, the strong Pareto principle, and UII, i.e., unanimous indifference implies social indifference. These conditions necessarily imply that a path independent social decision function is neutral and monotonic. In this paper, we extend Guha’s characterization to the class of neutral monotonic social functions. We show that neutral monotonic social functions and their specializations to social decision functions, path independent social decision functions, and social welfare functions can be uniquely represented as a collection of overlapping simple games, each of which …

Technology Choice And Employment In Developing Countries:A Synthesis Of Economic Growth Center Research, Gustav Ranis

Discussion Papers

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Income Instability, Terms Of Trade And The Choice Of Exchange Rate Regime, William Branson, Louka Katseli-Papaefstratiou

Discussion Papers

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Education And Contraceptive Choice: Conditional Logit And Structural Models, Mark Rosenzweig, Daniel Seiver

Discussion Papers

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A Theory Of Money And Financial Institutions. Part 37. The Profit Maximizing Firm: Managers And Stockholders, Pradeep Dubey, Martin Shubik

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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On ‘On The Foundations Of The Theory Of Monopolistic Competition', Pradeep Dubey, Martin Shubik

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Competitive Valuation Of Cooperative Games, Martin Shubik, Robert J. Weber

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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The Transition From Exhaustible To Renewable Or Inexhaustible Resources, Tjalling C. Koopmans

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 52, Number 3

Yale Scientific Magazine

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Marine Copepod Fecal Pellets: Production, Preservation And Sedimentation, Susumu Honjo, Michael R. Roman

Journal of Marine Research

Production, preservation and sedimentational aspects of common marine copepod fecal pellets were studied in order to understand the transport of organic and inorganic material from the surface to the deep sea. Fecal pellets were obtained from laboratory cultures of Calanus finmarchicus, Acartia tonsa and A. clausi fed several species of coccolithophores (approximately 10 µm in diameter) and diatoms (approximately 6 µm and 50 µm in diameter)....

Limits Of Nematoscelis Megalops In The Northwestern Atlantic In Relation To Gulf Stream Cold Core Rings. Ii. Physiological And Biochemical Effects Of Expatriation, Steven H. Boyd, Peter H. Wiebe, James L. Cox

Journal of Marine Research

Nematoscelis megalops, a cold water euphausiid commonly found in Northwestern Atlantic Slope Water, is frequently transported in the cores of Gulf Stream cyclonic rings into the Sargasso Sea. The inner core made of cold Slope Water gradually assumes physical and biological characteristics of the surrounding Sargasso Sea. These changes gradually lead to a localized extinction of this species in the core of the ring. Samples of N. megalops taken from the same ring at 6 and 9 months after its formation show a weakened physiological and biochemical condition....

On The Advective Model Of The Thermocline Circulation, P. F. Hodnett

Journal of Marine Research

A theoretical study is made of the motion in the thermocline region of a large ocean. It is assumed that motion takes place under geostrophic and hydrostatic balance and that heat is transferred by convection only. Proper account is taken of the earth's spherical geometry. A class of solutions of the mathematical problem is derived and one of these, an inverse power solution, is discussed in detail. The solution does not satisfy all the details of the known physical situation but shows reasonable qualitative agreement with it....

Relationship Between Ferromanganese Nodule Compositions And Sedimentation In A Small Survey Area Of The Equatorial Pacific, S. E. Calvert, N. B. Price, G. R. Heath, T. C. Moore Jr.

Journal of Marine Research

The bulk chemical compositions of ferromanganese nodules recovered from 14 of 38 sediment cores collected from a 230 km2 area of abyssal hill topography in the northern equatorial Pacific (8°20'N; 153W; regional depth 5000m) vary nonrandornly between fairly wide limits. The nodules have Mn/Fe ratios ranging from 2.60 to 5.38 and all samples contain todorokite and 8-MnO2. The variation in the Mn/Fe ratio is governed by the total Fe contents of the nodules; Mn varies to a much smaller extent. Cu and Ni contents average about 1% and vary independently of the Mn contents....

Model Of World Ocean Circulation: Iii. Thermally And Wind Driven, George Veronis

Journal of Marine Research

A model of world ocean circulation driven by wind-stresses and differential heating is developed for a two-layer ocean with idealized boundaries and constant depth. The principal focus of the present study is the determination of the magnitudes and locations of localized sources and sinks of upper-layer water. The effect of differential heating is parameterized here by a uniform upwelling of deep water through the interface (thermocline)....