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On The Role Of Numbers And Information In Competition, Martin Shubik
On The Role Of Numbers And Information In Competition, Martin Shubik
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
A Theory Of Money And Financial Institutions. Part Xv. A Trading Model To Avoid Tatonnement Metaphysics, Martin Shubik
A Theory Of Money And Financial Institutions. Part Xv. A Trading Model To Avoid Tatonnement Metaphysics, Martin Shubik
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
The Moments Of The 3sls Estimates Of The Structural Coefficients Of A Simultaneous Equation Model, J. D. Sargan
The Moments Of The 3sls Estimates Of The Structural Coefficients Of A Simultaneous Equation Model, J. D. Sargan
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Towards Keynesian Micro-Dynamics Of Price, Wage, Sales And Employment, Katsuhito Iwai
Towards Keynesian Micro-Dynamics Of Price, Wage, Sales And Employment, Katsuhito Iwai
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 48, Number 5
Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 48, Number 5
Yale Scientific Magazine
No abstract provided.
A Report To The People Of The Greater New Haven Area From The Hospital Of Saint Raphael, 1973 Annual Report, Hospital Of Saint Raphael
A Report To The People Of The Greater New Haven Area From The Hospital Of Saint Raphael, 1973 Annual Report, Hospital Of Saint Raphael
Hospital of St. Raphael Annual Reports
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Nepal Studies Association Newsletter, Issue 5, Nepal Studies Association, John Scholz
Nepal Studies Association Newsletter, Issue 5, Nepal Studies Association, John Scholz
Nepal Studies Association Newsletter
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An Appreciation And Statement Of Policy, Daniel Merriman, George Veronis
An Appreciation And Statement Of Policy, Daniel Merriman, George Veronis
Journal of Marine Research
With this issue, Volume XXXII, number 1, of the Journal of Marine Research, we have a new Editor, George Veronis, Professor of Geophysics and Applied Science….
Temperature And Salinity Tolerances Of Young Gulf Of California Grunion, Leuresthes Sardina (Atheriniformes: Atherinidae), William W. Reynolds, Donald A. Thomson
Temperature And Salinity Tolerances Of Young Gulf Of California Grunion, Leuresthes Sardina (Atheriniformes: Atherinidae), William W. Reynolds, Donald A. Thomson
Journal of Marine Research
Temperature and salinity tolerances were determined for laboratory-reared larval and juvenile Gulf of California grunion, Leuresthes sardina. The fish were hatched in the laboratory from artificially fertilized eggs obtained from spawning adults captured with a beach seine....
A Laser-Doppler Velocimeter With Ocean Applications, William W. Fowlis, J. Dana Thompson, William E. Terry
A Laser-Doppler Velocimeter With Ocean Applications, William W. Fowlis, J. Dana Thompson, William E. Terry
Journal of Marine Research
Difficulties of intrinsic and environmental origins are still being experienced in the use of ocean currentmeters. The recently developed laser-Doppler technique of flow measurement offers advantages over existing techniques and the application of the laser-Doppler technique to ocean flow measurements is proposed. In particular, a laser-Doppler system which has been used in the laboratory and which is suitable for ocean applications is described....
Internal Tides In St. Lawrence Estuary, W. D. Forrester
Internal Tides In St. Lawrence Estuary, W. D. Forrester
Journal of Marine Research
Near-surface current measurements from locations along the channel of the St.Lawrence Estuary between Trois Pistoles and Baie Comeau are examined for consistent evidence of internal tides. The harmonic constituents of the local tidal streams at each site were estimated by harmonic analysis of the records, and from these were subtracted estimates of the harmonic constituents of the local barotropic tidal streams (those due to surface tides alone)....
Observations On The Coastal Current Of Arctic Alaska, R. G. Paquette, R. H. Bourke
Observations On The Coastal Current Of Arctic Alaska, R. G. Paquette, R. H. Bourke
Journal of Marine Research
This paper describes characteristics of the warm coastal current in the vicinity of the ice margin in the Chukchi and Beaufort seas. The warm current originates in Bering Strait and is traced around Pt. Barrow to longitude 152°W in the Beaufort Sea. In the Chukchi Sea it is concentrated near the surface, overlying dense relict bottom water trapped by the shallow depths. Eastward, as the bottom deepens, the warm water descends to mid-depth, eventually becoming warmest near bottom in depths of 30 to 50 m. Mechanisms for cooling and dilution of the warm water are discussed .
Animal-Sediment Relations In A Tropical Lagoon Discovery Bay, Jamaica, Robert C. Aller, Richard E. Dodge
Animal-Sediment Relations In A Tropical Lagoon Discovery Bay, Jamaica, Robert C. Aller, Richard E. Dodge
Journal of Marine Research
The distribution of many macrobenthic species in the back-reef lagoon of Discovery Bay, Jamaica can be related to a gradient in bottom stability. This gradient is defined by increasing rates of biogenic reworking and sediment resuspension in the western part of the lagoon. Infaunal diversity and coral growth decrease in the western, unstable areas. The infauna of the carbonate sand consists mainly of deposit feeders....
Diaphus Taaningi Norman, The Principal Component Of A Shallow Sound-Scattering Layer In The Cariaco Trench, Venezuela, Ronald C. Baird, Donald F. Wilson, Robert C. Beckett, Thomas L. Hopkins
Diaphus Taaningi Norman, The Principal Component Of A Shallow Sound-Scattering Layer In The Cariaco Trench, Venezuela, Ronald C. Baird, Donald F. Wilson, Robert C. Beckett, Thomas L. Hopkins
Journal of Marine Research
A myctophid fish, Diaphus taaningi Norman, is the principal component of a distinct daytime sound-scattering layer lying near 250 m, well above the anoxic, hydrogen-sulfide zone of the Cariaco Trench. The scattering layer produced strong sonar echoes at 12, 25, and 50 kHz; mean sound-scattering strength at layer depth at 25 kHz was approximately --73 dB and at 50 kHz was approximately --67 dB....
Tide-Well Systems I: Some Non-Linear Effects Of The Conventional Tide Well, B. J. Noye
Tide-Well Systems I: Some Non-Linear Effects Of The Conventional Tide Well, B. J. Noye
Journal of Marine Research
Recent uses to which tide records have been put has revealed that modern analytical techniques have outstripped the quality of available data. Lack of knowledge of the response of the conventional type tide well has been a serious handicap to workers in this field. The analysis in this paper shows that non-linearities, caused by the flow through the orifice, produce the main features of the response of the system; the hydrodynamic filtering of waves, due to the depth of the orifice and the effect of the inertia of the water in the well, are relatively unimportant.
Freezing Point Of Seawater, Brendan T. Doherty, Dana R. Kester
Freezing Point Of Seawater, Brendan T. Doherty, Dana R. Kester
Journal of Marine Research
Accurate values of the freezing point of seawater are necessary for considering thermal processes at high latitudes and for relating the ice-water equilibrium to the thermodynamics of water in seawater at low temperature. Measurements of the freezing point of seawater at various salinities were made using three independent techniques. The results obtained by a super-cooling method were not reliable, whereas values based on a flow and an equilibration technique were indistinguishable....
Response Of A Savonius Rotor To Unsteady Flow, Michael Karweit
Response Of A Savonius Rotor To Unsteady Flow, Michael Karweit
Journal of Marine Research
A Savonius rotor used as a speed measuring device was subjected to a unidirectional unsteady flow having a mean value U0. A comparison between the rotor rotation rate in this unsteady flow and its rotation rate in a steady flow U0 yielded systematic errors in velocities as inferred from steady-state calibrations. Further dependence of the errors on dimensional quantities suggests that pr esent attempts to model the Savonius rotor's dynamics will have to be expanded.
Particulate Matter At The Sediment-Water Interface In Coastal Environments, Ralph Gordon Johnson
Particulate Matter At The Sediment-Water Interface In Coastal Environments, Ralph Gordon Johnson
Journal of Marine Research
A microscopic study was made of marine sediments to identify the kinds of materials present at the sediment-water interface and to describe these materials from a biological point of view. Fifty-two samples were collected at 26 stations in the vicinity of Woods Hole, Massachusetts. A total of 42 particle species was recognized....
External Release Of Protease By Stationary Burrow-Dwelling Polychaetes, Robert A. Zottoli, Melbourne R. Carriker
External Release Of Protease By Stationary Burrow-Dwelling Polychaetes, Robert A. Zottoli, Melbourne R. Carriker
Journal of Marine Research
1. Introduction Travis and Gonsalves (1969) and Carriker (1969) hypothesized that the accessory boring organ of such gastropods as Urosalpinx cinerea (Say) may secrete a protease, possibly a conchiolinase, during penetration of prey shell. They suggested that the enzyme initially may dissolve the non-mineralized organic matrix surrounding the calcareous units of shell, exposing the units to solution by acids, chelators, or both....
An Interpretation Of The Double T-S Maxima In The Mediterranean Outflow Using Chemical Tracers, M. R. Howe, M. I. Abdullah, S. Deetae
An Interpretation Of The Double T-S Maxima In The Mediterranean Outflow Using Chemical Tracers, M. R. Howe, M. I. Abdullah, S. Deetae
Journal of Marine Research
TSD observations of the Mediterranean outflow into the N.E. Atlantic were supplemented by measurements of nitrate, silicate, and phosphate. Apart from the normal salinity maximum at 1200 m, the occurrence of a T-S maximum at a depth of about 700 m in the Atlantic has often been observed. The chemical data suggest that this upper maximum is due to the release of water from a relatively shallow depth in the Straits of Gibraltar.
Comments On 'Seasonal Variability Of The Florida Current,' By Niiler And Richardson, R. B. Montgomery
Comments On 'Seasonal Variability Of The Florida Current,' By Niiler And Richardson, R. B. Montgomery
Journal of Marine Research
Niiler and Richardson (1973) have presented the results of direct measurements showing the seasonal variation of the volume flux of the Florida Current, from the average low of 25.4 × 106 m3/s in about November to the average high of 33.6 × 106 m3/s in about June. These excellent measurements give us, for the first time, reliable quantitative information about the seasonal variation of a major ocean current.
Characteristics Of El Niño In 1972, Warren S. Wooster, Oscar Guillen
Characteristics Of El Niño In 1972, Warren S. Wooster, Oscar Guillen
Journal of Marine Research
Characteristics of the Niño event of 1972 were examined, using monthly descriptions of sea surface temperatures in the eastern tropical Pacific and in the region offshore from Peru, monthly average temperatures from Peruvian coastal stations, and surface temperature and salinity data from oceanographic cruises. Observations were compared with those from previous events, especially that of 1965, and some general features of the phenomenon were established....
A Two-Layer Model For The Separation Of Inertial Boundary Currents, Dennis W. Moore, Pearn P. Niller
A Two-Layer Model For The Separation Of Inertial Boundary Currents, Dennis W. Moore, Pearn P. Niller
Journal of Marine Research
1. Introduction The problem of the steady circulation in an inviscid, two-layer ocean is solved in the limit of small mid-oceanic Ross by number. The model is not new. Certain aspects of the problem have been treated by Fofonoff (1954 and 1962), Deacon et al (1955), Charney (1955), Morgan (1956), Stammel (1958), Robinson (1963), Blandford (1965), J acobs (1968), and Schmitz (1969).
An Instrument To Measure Atmospheric Pressure Fluctuations Above Surface Gravity Waves, R. L. Snyder, R. B. Long, J. Irish, D. G. Hunley, N. C. Pflaum
An Instrument To Measure Atmospheric Pressure Fluctuations Above Surface Gravity Waves, R. L. Snyder, R. B. Long, J. Irish, D. G. Hunley, N. C. Pflaum
Journal of Marine Research
This paper describes an instrument which has been used successfully at a field site in the Bight of Abaco, Bahamas, to monitor the atmospheric pressure field above surface gravity waves in the frequency range .5 to 5. rad/s. The atmospheric pressure is sampled at fixed elevations with a cone-shaped probe having a pressure coefficient of less than .02 magnitude for angles of attack less than 15°; the probe is mounted on a vane to minimize horizontal angles of attack. The pressure signal is conducted to a subsurface transducer through a mercury-sealed bearing. Overall system noise is estimated to be of …
The Equation Of State Of Seawater, Rana A. Fine, Dong-Ping Wang, Frank J. Millero
The Equation Of State Of Seawater, Rana A. Fine, Dong-Ping Wang, Frank J. Millero
Journal of Marine Research
The P-V-T properties of seawater calculated from the sound derived equation of state of Wang and Millero (1973)…
Yusn Alumnae Newsletter, Yale School Of Nursing
Yusn Alumnae Newsletter, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines
No abstract provided.
The Determination And Distribution Of Iodate In South Atlantic Waters, G. T.F. Wong, P. G. Brewer
The Determination And Distribution Of Iodate In South Atlantic Waters, G. T.F. Wong, P. G. Brewer
Journal of Marine Research
A novel method has been developed for the precise determination of iodate in sea water and the technique has been applied to samples from two stations in the Argentine Basin and one station in the Angola Basin. The method involves acidification of the sea water sample in the presence of excess iodjde in order to form the tri-iodide ion and measurement of the absorbance of this ion in a spectrophotometric titration cell....
Observations On The Distribution Of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons In Atlantic Ocean Organisms, George R. Harvey, Helen P. Miklas, Vaughan T. Bowen, William G. Steinhauer
Observations On The Distribution Of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons In Atlantic Ocean Organisms, George R. Harvey, Helen P. Miklas, Vaughan T. Bowen, William G. Steinhauer
Journal of Marine Research
Industrial polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs) and the DDT family (t-DDT) were measured in several species of organisms collected from the open Atlantic Ocean between 66°N and 35°S latitude. All the organisms had higher concentrations of PCBs than t-DDT. Many trophic levels were represented in the collections, but the analytical data offer no support for food chain magnification among gilled organisms....
Observations Of Low-Frequency Current Fluctuations On The Continental Slope And Rise Near Site D, William J. Schmitz Jr.
Observations Of Low-Frequency Current Fluctuations On The Continental Slope And Rise Near Site D, William J. Schmitz Jr.
Journal of Marine Research
An array of near-bottom current meters was set on the continental rise and slope near Site D in the autumn, 1970. At the junction of the slope and rise and over the slope the low-frequency (less than 1 c.p.d.) flow was predominantly along depth contours, and flow across depth contours was dominated by higher frequencies. The low-frequency kinetic energy decays in both directions away from a mooring position near the slope-rise junction....
Regional Variations In Tropical High Intertidal Gastropod Assemblages, Geerat J. Vermeij
Regional Variations In Tropical High Intertidal Gastropod Assemblages, Geerat J. Vermeij
Journal of Marine Research
High intertidal gastropod assemblages in the Inda-Malaysian area and western Indian Ocean have a higher incidence of presumed antipredatory devices (obstructed apertures, inflexible opercula, low spires, and strong external shell sculpture) than high intertidal gastropods found elsewhere in the tropics....