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Review And Outlook Liquidity, Inflation And The Fed, Wsj, The Wall Street Journal

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Reserve Removes Interest Ceiling For Big Deposits, Edwin L. Dale Jr.

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Memorandum Of Discussion “Regulation Q Amendment."Press Release, June 23, 1970., Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors

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Export Of Developing Countries In The 1960’S, Benjamin I. Cohen, Daniel Sisle

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Multinational Corporations And Dependent Underdevelopment In Mineral-Export Economies, Norman Girvan

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The Structure Of Exchange In Barter And Monetary Economies, Ross M. Starr

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Generic Status Of The Inoceramus? Tegulatus Species Group (Bivalvia) Of The Latest Cretaceous Of North America And Europe, Ian G. Speden

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Five named species of the latest Cretaceous Inoceramus? tegulatus species group are, on present information, considered valid: two from North America, fibrosus (Meek and Hayden) and argenteus Conrad; three from Europe, tegulatus Hagenow, caucasicus Dobrov and dobrovi Jeletzky. The morphology of the ligament area and the pattern of muscle scars differentiate the species from Inoceramus, and Tenuipteria Stephenson is the valid generic name for the broad taxon encompassing the five species. The five species can be divided into two lineages: a lineage of equivalved species (tegulatus, fibrosus, caucasicus) and a lineage of inequivalved species (argenteus, dobrovi). The equivalved species occur …

The Adean Common Market: Gestation And Outlook, Carlos F. Diaz-Alejandro

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Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 44, Number 8

Yale Scientific Magazine

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The Taxonomic Status Of Quill Worms, Genus Hyalinoecia (Polychaeta: Onuphidae), From The North American Atlantic Continental Slope, Charlotte P. Mangum, William R. Rhodes

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Morphological characters of quill worms from the North American continental slope have been compared with those of Hyalinoecia tubicola (O. F. Müller) from the English Channel. The results indicate consistent and exclusive differences in worms of the same size. We suggest that Hyalinoecia artifex Verrill be reinstated for North American quill worms, as originally intended.

On The Existence Of A Cooperative Solution For A General Class Of N-Person Games, Herbert E. Scarf

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Yusn Alumnae Newsletter, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

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The Mechanism Of The Fixation Of Tissue Components By Osmium Tetroxide, Robert Barry Litman

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

Virtually all electron density observable in membranous elements in thin sections of buffered OsO4 -fixed tissue with electron microscopy was removed by the action of K4Fe(CN)6 in acetic acid. This reagent reacted only with Os(VIII) and not with lower oxidation states of osmium to give an insoluble crystalline precipitate, K2Fe0s(CN)6. The osmate esters originally synthesized by Criegree (8,9) were unreactive with acetic ferrocyanide. Acetic acid alone decreased membrane density of fixed sections but did not remove osmium from osmate esters.

Further, fresh tissue incubated in a saturated urea solution, then fixed in buffered OsO4 not only failed to blacken, as …

Yusn Alumnae Newsletter, Yale School Of Nursing

Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines

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Food Prices In Relation To Income Levels In New York City, Roger E. Alcaly, Alvin K. Klevorick

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Aggregation And Disaggregation In The Pure Theory Of Capital And Growth: A New Parable, Martin L. Weitzman

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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The Estimation Of Mixed Regression, Autoregression, Moving Average And Distributed Lag Models, D. F. Nichols

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Time Series Regression With Linear Constraints, E. J. Hannan, R. D. Terrell

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

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Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 44, Number 7

Yale Scientific Magazine

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Sharpness Of Teeth In Man And Other Primates, R. G. Every

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Analyses of wear characteristics on the teeth of a young adult male baboon, a male native human from New Guinea and a male Caucasian from New Zealand are made, and their inseparable relationship to behavior emphasized. These characteristics provide evidence of the evolution of precise anatomical and innate behavioral tooth-grinding mechanisms specific to the production of sharp teeth. Although the teeth on eruption have some degree of morphological sharpness, the tooth-grinding behavior perfects this sharpness and subsequently maintains it throughout the functional life of the teeth. The male baboon, used here as broadly representative of man's non-hominid relatives and ancestors, …

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 44, Number 6

Yale Scientific Magazine

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The Historical Determinants Of Underdevelopment In Thailand, Steven Bell

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Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 44, Number 5

Yale Scientific Magazine

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Teiid Lizards Of The Genus Proctoporus From Bolivia And Peru, Thomas Uzzell

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Four species [P. pachyurus Tschudi, P. bolivianus Werner, P. guentheri (Boettger), P. ventrimaculatus Boulenger] occur in Bolivia and Peru. The first three (the P. pachyurus group) have an undivided translucent disc in the lower eyelid, a median occipital, two or three supraoculars, and squarish pregulars not forming chevrons. This group resembles P. striatus (Peters) in the last character, but differs from it in the first three. P. pachyurus (17 examined) and P. bolivianus (158) occur at about 2500-3800 m above sea level on the eastern Andean slopes, the former in central Peru, the latter in southern Peru and northern Bolivia. …

International Trade And Uneven Development, Stephen H. Hymer, Stephen Resnick

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Finance, Capital Markets And Economic Growth In Japan, Hugh T. Patrick

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Detailed Temperature Cross Section Of The Cold-Water Belt Along The Northern Edge Of The Kuroshio, Yutaka Nagata

Journal of Marine Research

On the basis of BT observations made at intervals of about one mile, a detailed temperature cross section of the cold-water belt along the northern edge of the Kuroshio is presented. Cold waters and sharp temperature inversions have been observed on the southern and northern margins of the cold-water belt. Within the cold-water belt, except in a narrow noninversion area, many temperature inversion layers have been observed, and the colder and warmer waters are arranged in a complicated pattern....

The Distribution Of Iodine And Bromine In The Sediments Of The Southwestern Barents Sea, N. B. Price, S. E. Calvert, P. G.W. Jones

Journal of Marine Research

In 42 surface sediments from the southwestern Barents Sea, iodine and bromine ranged from 60 to 828 p.p.m. and 12 to 257 p.p.m., respectively. In the surface environment, both I and Br are related to organic matter; the dependence of halogens on the grain size of the sediment is small....

Ocean Currents Above The Continental Shelf Off Oregon As Measured With A Single Array Of Current Meters, Curtis A. Collins, June G. Pattullo

Journal of Marine Research

Ocean currents were measured with meters moored above the Oregon continental shelf during four periods of about 25 days each----in July, September, and October 1965 and in February 1966. The data are described with histograms and progressive vector diagrams. Velocity variations having a frequency lower than one cycle in two days were associated with similar variations in wind in the alongshore direction....

Complex Generalization Of Canonical Correlation And Its Application To A Sea-Level Study, Motoyasu Miyata

Journal of Marine Research

The concept of multiple coherence is generalized to study the association between two sets of time series. "Intergroup coherence" is introduced as a measure of the linear relationship between the time histories at a collection of points and the time histories at a different collection of points. This theory is applied to a spectral analysis of marigrams from Canton Island.