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Assessing human habitability and migration
Science, 2021Integrate global top-down and local bottom-up analyses Habitability loss is increasingly recognized as an important dimension of climate risk assessment and one with complex linkages to migration.
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Minimum Units of Habitability and Their Abundance in the Universe.
Astrobiology, 2021Although the search for habitability is a much-vaunted objective in the study of planetary environments, the material requirements for an environment to be habitable can be met with relatively few ingredients.
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Scientific American, 2014
The article discusses research by the authors and others into the neurophysiological basis of habit formation, focusing on the role of brain circuits in the striatum and neocortex. Topics include the positive and negative aspects of habitual behavior, details of research into neurons' role in habits, and the potential development of drugs and ...
Ann M. Graybiel, Kyle S. Smith
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The article discusses research by the authors and others into the neurophysiological basis of habit formation, focusing on the role of brain circuits in the striatum and neocortex. Topics include the positive and negative aspects of habitual behavior, details of research into neurons' role in habits, and the potential development of drugs and ...
Ann M. Graybiel, Kyle S. Smith
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VST - Vie sociale et traitements, 2008
Dans le denouement d’un telefilm « en costumes » diffuse sur France 2 en decembre 2009, Louis-Dominique Bourguignon, alias Cartouche, « bandit magnifique » du temps de la Regence, echappe miraculeusement – au regard de ce que nous dit l’Histoire – au supplice de la roue pour s’en aller couler des jours paisibles dans les « Indes »...
Richard Sabatier, Philippe Averlant
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Dans le denouement d’un telefilm « en costumes » diffuse sur France 2 en decembre 2009, Louis-Dominique Bourguignon, alias Cartouche, « bandit magnifique » du temps de la Regence, echappe miraculeusement – au regard de ce que nous dit l’Histoire – au supplice de la roue pour s’en aller couler des jours paisibles dans les « Indes »...
Richard Sabatier, Philippe Averlant
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Review of Economic Studies, 2006
This paper generalizes the standard habit-formation model to an environment in which agents form habits over individual varieties of goods as opposed to over a composite consumption good. We refer to this preference specification as 'deep habit formation'. Under deep habits, the demand function faced by individual producers depends on past sales.
Ravn, Morten +2 more
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This paper generalizes the standard habit-formation model to an environment in which agents form habits over individual varieties of goods as opposed to over a composite consumption good. We refer to this preference specification as 'deep habit formation'. Under deep habits, the demand function faced by individual producers depends on past sales.
Ravn, Morten +2 more
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Habitability in Berthing Compartments and Well-Being of Sailors Working on U.S. Navy Surface Ships
Hum. Factors, 2020Objective The study had two objectives: (a) to assess the prevalence of sleep-related habitability concerns in the berthing compartments of U.S. Navy surface ships and (b) to assess whether habitability issues in berthing compartments affected the sleep ...
P. Matsangas, N. Shattuck
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Astrobiology, 2016
Habitability is a widely used word in the geoscience, planetary science, and astrobiology literature, but what does it mean? In this review on habitability, we define it as the ability of an environment to support the activity of at least one known ...
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Habitability is a widely used word in the geoscience, planetary science, and astrobiology literature, but what does it mean? In this review on habitability, we define it as the ability of an environment to support the activity of at least one known ...
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