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American Speech, 1984
T HROUGH CONTINUED SUPPORT of the Research Materials Program of the National Endowment for the Humanities and Emory University, the Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States (LAGS) concordance was completed in October, 1983. After terminal proofreading, correction, and transfer from the mainframe at Emory, the computer tape will generate the full concordance
Marvin Bassett +2 more
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T HROUGH CONTINUED SUPPORT of the Research Materials Program of the National Endowment for the Humanities and Emory University, the Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States (LAGS) concordance was completed in October, 1983. After terminal proofreading, correction, and transfer from the mainframe at Emory, the computer tape will generate the full concordance
Marvin Bassett +2 more
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1986
The lag screw is the basic implant for stable interfragmental fixation. A 1.5 mm (0.062 or 1/16) cortical screw has the same thread diameter as the largest Kirschner wire used in the United States. The thread diameter of a 2.0 mm cortical screw is equal to the diameter of the largest Kirschner wire used in Europe.
Michael E. Jabaley +2 more
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The lag screw is the basic implant for stable interfragmental fixation. A 1.5 mm (0.062 or 1/16) cortical screw has the same thread diameter as the largest Kirschner wire used in the United States. The thread diameter of a 2.0 mm cortical screw is equal to the diameter of the largest Kirschner wire used in Europe.
Michael E. Jabaley +2 more
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European journal of medical research, 1994
Caused by time shift, a desynchronisation of the body clock from external zeitgebers occurs after transmeridian flight which leads to disturbances of sleep and circadian rhythms. These disturbances are not pathological and diminish within days. To achieve a faster resynchronisation than naturally, the hormone melatonin is often taken by business people
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Caused by time shift, a desynchronisation of the body clock from external zeitgebers occurs after transmeridian flight which leads to disturbances of sleep and circadian rhythms. These disturbances are not pathological and diminish within days. To achieve a faster resynchronisation than naturally, the hormone melatonin is often taken by business people
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Estimation of Distributed Lags
International Economic Review, 1970Dhrymes, Phoebus J +2 more
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