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Observations on the filariform larvae of Strongyloides fülleborni in different media as well as in tissue cultures
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Undercooling of minor liquid phases in binary alloys
The tin in an aluminum-tin alloy with 10 pct tin solidifies over a temperature range as high as 100°C. The tin is partly distributed in isolated droplets and the amount of undercooling depends on the chance pr...
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Tungsten...
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Employment, Production, and the National Security Program in the United States
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The analysis and characterization of the oil from the seed of citrullus vulgaris
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Titanium-chromium-oxygen system
The Ti-Cr-O ternary system has been studied in detail near the titanium-rich corner within the limits of 10 wt pct O2 and 20 wt pct Cr. Studies were extended, but not in detail, to the region beyond 25 wt pct O2 ...
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The Elasticity of U.S. Import Demand: A Theoretical and Empirical Reappraisal
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A Simple Forecasting Model for the U.S. Economy
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Transformation of the TiO Phase
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Sodium methitural: a clinical study
The properties of methitural with and without premedication have been compared in a series of patients m physical status I and II and of comparable age, height and weight, undergoing minor gynaecological proce...
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Sodium methohexital: a clinical study
Metliohexital is the only intravenous anaesthetic agent tested by us so far which combines shorter action with a higher potency than thiopental. If dose per minute of anaesthesia for a standard procedure is ta...
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A clinical comparison of sodium thiopental (pentothal®), sodium methitural (neraval®), sodium buthalitone (transithal®), and sodium hexobarbital (evipal®)
The claim that some of the newer barbiturates have a shorter duration than older agents has not been borne out by the present investigation in regard to thiopental, but is true in regard to sodium hexobarbital...
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Almost closed and sojourn sets
In this last section of Part I we return to general considerations of the evolution of the M. C. The new results will concern primarily non-recurrent (essential or inessential) states. Logically speaking, this...
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Definitions and measure-theoretic foundations
For general definitions, conventions and notation we refer to § I.1 and § II.1.
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Standard transition matrix
According to Theorem 1.3, the analytic study of (p ij ) is reduced to that of (П IJ if the set of indices F is ignored. In fact, the curtailed...
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Continuity properties of sample functions
In what follows we shall give further theorems concerning almost all (3) sample functions. It is important to distinguish between two kinds of assertions: (i) an assertion about x (t, ω) for a. a.ω at a fixed t w...
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Optional random variable
We begin by recalling the definition of a conditional expectation relative to a given field. Given the probability triple (Ω, ℱ, P), a random variable ζ with E(ζ) < ∞ and an augmented Borel subfield ℊ of ℱ, any ω
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Classification of states
In this section the continuous parameter analogues of the main developments of §§ I.3–7 will be given. The corresponding discrete parameter results in Part I will be used; on the other hand the content of this...
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Functionals
In this section we indicate how the developments of Part I, §§ 14 to 16 can be extended to the continuous parameter case. The main idea of recurrence to a fixed state and the consequent sectioning of the time ...
