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Air-Contrast Study of the Duodenal Bulb
Radiology, 1952Templeton, Marcovich, and Heinz (1) stated that the only reliable x-ray evidence for active duodenal ulcer is the ulcer niche or crater, and they described the compression technic for its demonstration. By means of fluoroscopy and spot films of outstanding quality, they were able to demonstrate a crater in a high percentage of cases regarded as active ...
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The application of wet‐bulb potential temperature to air mass analysis. IV
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1936AbstractThis paper describes:‐ The moisture content of subsiding polar continental air over North America, under conditions when there was no likelihood of an increase in the moisture content due to precipitation from overrunning air. Two situations of this type are discussed, and no evidence is found of any appreciable increase above 850 mb.
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Upper air mean dry-bulb and dew-point temperature profiles over Gauhati airport
pure and applied geophysics, 1972The best fit curves for upper air mean dry-bulb and dew-point temperatures over Gauhati airport (26°05′N, 91°43′E, 49 metres a.m.s.l.), for the month of April, have been calculated with the equation,x=A+By+Cy2,y being the log value in mb of the isobaric level under consideration andx, the mean dry-bulb or dew-point temperature as the case may be, at ...
Lalit Kumar, H. S. Rathor
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Responses of single cells in the olfactory bulb of rabbits to air flow
Pfl�gers Archiv European Journal of Physiology, 1970Responses to a purified air stream were recorded from single cells in the olfactory bulb of rabbits. A large number of cells responded to ipsilateral stimulation and some cells also to contralateral stimulation. The lowest thresholds of 10–20 cm3 air/min were observed in encephale isole preparations under local anesthesia.
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Hot Air Breathing: Effects of Elevated Wet Bulb Temperatures on Tissue Temperatures of the Mouth
American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1985Six healthy young men breathed room air or one of nine hot humid air conditions on separate days for one hour while walking on a treadmill (40% VO2 max). Inspired wet bulb temperatures ranged from 18.9 (room air) to 49.3 degrees C. Tissue temperatures in the mouth were measured by means of thermocouples placed on the tongue and hard palate. Analysis of
S, Gallagher, M, Vercruyssen, N S, Deno
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A device for the incubation of Fusarium-inoculated tulip bulbs in a constant air stream
Netherlands Journal of Plant Pathology, 1975Inoculaties van tulpebollen metF. oxysporum f. sp.tulipae in stilstaande vochtige lucht gaven dikwijls niet-reproduceerbare resultaten.
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The application of wet‐bulb potential temperature to air mass analysis. III rainfall in depressions
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1937AbstractThis paper describes a method of using the vertical wet‐bulb potential temperature distribution in the warm sector of a depression to estimate the amount of precipitation which that depression will give at a later time. The actual results of applying this method to a number of depressions have been included.
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Subsidence and ascent of air as determined by means of the wet‐bulb potential temperature
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1942AbstractThis paper contains:— A description of the use of the wet‐bulb potential temperature for determining changes in level of air in situations when all levels of the original air column have not the same trajectory; A derivation of the amount of subsidence which takes place in air moving off the ridge of a high, amounting at times to 1.7 km. in 24
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Conditioning Air to Selected Wet-Bulb and Dry-Bulb Temperatures With Water Spray
Transactions of the ASAE, 1971null L. E. Finkemeier +1 more
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