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Harpacticoid Dispersion Patterns: Implications For Deep-Sea Diversity Maintenance, David Thistle

Journal of Marine Research

Several models have been proposed to explain high macrofaunal diversity in the deep-sea benthos, but a mechanistic explanation of the maintenance of the enhanced diversity has not been demonstrated. This paper seeks evidence in meiofaunal harpacticoid copepod species' dispersion patterns of evidence of spatial scales at which diversity-maintaining processes act. Evidence of nonrandom dispersion is found at "100 meter," "meter" and "centimeter" scales of sample separation....

Semi-Daily Fluctuations In Geopotential Off The Washington Coast, H. O. Mofjeld, R. K. Reed

Journal of Marine Research

Fluctuations in geopotential anomaly at eight 12-hr time-series stations off Washington appeared to result from semi-daily internal tides propagating seaward from the shelf break. Comparison of the observations with computations suggests the existence of a first mode wave. The oscillations did not appreciably decay offshore, perhaps as a result of bathymetric focusing.

On The Generation Of Internal Waves By Tidal Flow Over A Sill----A Possible Nonlinear Mechanism, B. L. Blackford

Journal of Marine Research

The generation of internal waves in a two layer tidal channel containing a sill is considered. The distorted free surface associated with the locally accelerated tidal flow in the vicinity of the sill is assumed to be the driving force for internal waves. A simplified, nonrigorous model, which incorporates this forcing mechanism, is developed and predicts that internal waves should be generated at twice the tidal frequency as well as at the tidal frequency....

Reynolds Stress And Deep Counter-Currents Near The Gulf Stream, Rory O.R.Y. Thompson

Journal of Marine Research

Comparatively detailed current meter array observations of a dynamically interesting region of the ocean have been reported recently (Luyten, 1977; Thompson, 1977). This note will discuss a simple interpretation of the Reynolds stresses and mean currents reported, namely that the Reynolds stress convergences drive the countercurrents as well as the Gulf Stream.

The Circulation Near The Head Of Chesapeake Bay, Alan J. Elliott, Dong-Ping Wang, Donald W. Pritchard

Journal of Marine Research

Three-month long current records are examined for a position near the head of the Chesapeake Bay. For time scales longer than 5 days the flow was determined by the strength of the Susquehanna discharge. A major event was Tropical Storm Eloise which occurred near the middle of the observation period and whose influence dominated the current spectra....

A Mathematical Model For The Distribution Of Dissolved Silicon In Interstitial Waters----An Analytical Approach, George T.F. Wong, Chester E. Grosch

Journal of Marine Research

A mathematical model for the distribution of dissolved silicon in interstitial waters is studied. This model includes the input flux of particulate silicon, bioturbation, the dissolution of silicon particles, and the diffusion of dissolved silicon in the interstitial water. It is shown that the model reduces to a nonlinear eigenvalue problem. This problem is shown to have only one eigenvalue which is determined by the solution of a simple algebraic equation....

The Coblamed Satellite Buoy Experiment: A Measure Of Small Scale Horizontal Variability In The Upper Layer, David H. Shonting, Alan T. Massey

Journal of Marine Research

A satellite buoy experiment, which was conducted during COBLAMED in the Western Mediterranean, consisted of a thermistor buoy tethered to an identical moored buoy in a mean current at separation distances of 100 and 400 m in order to observe the dependence of small scale variability upon internal waves and advection and to register time and depth variability of horizontal coherence. The two 18-hour records showed distinct warm and cold pulses which traversed the separations with the mean current and preserved their shapes....

Nepal Studies Association Bulletin, No. 15, Nepal Studies Association, Donald A. Messerschmidt

Nepal Studies Association Newsletter

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An Investigation Of D,L-Threo-N²-Acetyl-3-Fluoroasparagine Methyl Ester As A Chemotherapeutic Agent, Linda Jeanne Hall

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Healers And Patients : The Decision To Seek Unorthodox Health Care, Robert Keene Mclellan

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

Healers and their middle and upper class patients were studied in an exploratory investigation of the decision to seek unorthodox care. Field research consisted of three parts. First, the spectrum of healers in a metropolitan area were identified. Second, five healers representative of this spectrum were chosen for detailed interview and observation. Third, a total of twenty-five patients, five from each of the subject healers' practices, were interviewed. The results question the assumption that the utilization of healers is restricted to the desperate, the medically indigent or unsophisticated, or to the non-medically oriented. Virtually all patients used both orthodox and …

Study Of Surfactant Secretion In The A549 Cell Line: A Tissue Culture Model For The Type Ii Pneumocyte, José Luis Muñoz

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Heart Valve Area Calculations : Effects Of Exercise And Catecholamine Infusion, John Douglas Wagner

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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The Development Of Northern Red Oak In Mixed Stands In Central New England, Chadwick Dearing Oliver

Yale School of the Environment Bulletin Series

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The Nucleolus As A Noncooperative Game Solution, Martin Shubik, H. P. Young

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Myopic Economic Agents, Donald J. Brown, Lucinda M. Lewis

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

An economic agent is said to be weakly myopic if he prefers a time-contingent consumption plan x bar to a time-contingent consumption plan y bar, then he prefers x bar x to y bar augmented by any stationary consumption plan which begins sufficiently far in the future. An economic agent is said to be monotonically myopic if when he prefers a state-contingent consumption plan x bar to a state-contingent consumption plan y bar, then he prefers any sufficiently large finite truncation of y bar. A topology on the space of time (state)-contingent consumption plans is said to be weakly (monotonically) …

Yale Nurse: Yale University School Of Nursing Alumnae Association Newsletter, Winter 1978-79, Yale University School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

This issue features a biographical article "Dean I Have Known and Loved" by Jean Barrett with photographs of portraits and one photograph of Dean Donna Diers.

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Human Platelet Monoamine Oxidase And Primary Childhood Autism, Gerson Marc Sternstein

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Ultrastructural Aspects Of Rat Colon : Morphometric Comparison Of Cell Interfaces In Normal And Potassium Loaded Rats, Caroline Rix Taylor

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Presence And Stages Of Marital Disputes In Ambulatory Depressed Males And Female, Sharon Ruth Weinstein

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Heart Rate Variability In Health And Disease : A Study Of Adult Men, Patricia Bell

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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The Effect Of Preoperative High-Dose Methotrexate And Leucovorin Rescue On The Incidence Of Wound Infection In The Rat, Robert Lawrence Kraft

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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A Study Of The Clinical Features Of Renal Papillary Necrosis, José Luis Martínez

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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New Insights Into Goodpasture's Syndrome, Glenn Tetsu Nagami

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Event-Related Potentials Of The Human Brain During Incidental Learning, Robert Mitchell Rothbart

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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A Public Health Department In A Community Without Medicaid ; Organizational Response To Multi-Functional Responsibility, George Briggs Rowland

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Development Of A Method For Measuring Amino Acid Transport In Cultured Cells Growing On Solid Surfaces, Jeffrey David Roth

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Morphological And Physiological Adaptation In Rat Colonic Mucosa, Jerald (Mac) D. Hansing

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Real Decreto 54/1978, De 16 De Enero, Por El Que Se Modifica El Real Decreto 3048/1977, De 11 De Noviembre, Por El Que Se Crea El «Fondo De Garant­A De Depósitos En Establecimientos Bancarios», Spain: Ministry Of Economy And Finance

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Limits Of Nematoscelis Megalops In The Northwestern Atlantic In Relation To Gulf Stream Cold Core Rings. I.Horizontal And Vertical Distributions, Peter H. Wiebe, Steven H. Boyd

Journal of Marine Research

The hydrographic limit of the distribution of Nematoscelis megalops in the Northwestern Atlantic Ocean is usually marked by the abrupt changes in water properties across the Gulf Stream. There are, however, isolated but repeated occurrences of this species in the Sargasso Sea. In our study, individuals in the Sargasso Sea were expatriates from the Slope Water which had been transported to the collection site by Gulf Stream cold core rings with but two exceptions. The exceptional cases can be indirectly linked to the presence of rings....

Radiographic Anatomy And Development Of The Cetacean Flipper, Kendrick Evan Lee

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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