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Long-Term Memory of Operativity Figures
The Journal of General Psychology, 1981Summary Ninety-two first and second graders (45 girls and 47 boys) were assessed for operativity with conservation (number, length, amount) seriation, and horizontality tasks and tested immediately, one week later, and five months later for their recall and recognition of the operativity stimuli in the tasks and a nonoperativity stimulus (the numeral 3)
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Long-Term Operation of Reservoirs in Series
1988In this chapter we discuss the optimal long-term operation of multireservoir power systems connected in series on a river for maximum total benefits from the system. This chapter begins with the problem formulation, where the problem is posed as a mathematical problem.
G. S. Christensen, S. A. Soliman
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Operative risks and long-term results of operation for left ventricular aneurysm
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1992A review of 336 consecutive patients who underwent repair of left ventricular aneurysm from 1978 to 1989 disclosed that partial resection of the aneurysm and conventional closure of the ventriculotomy was performed in 281 patients, inverted T closure in 17, and endocardial patch in 38. These two latter techniques were developed in an attempt to restore
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Long-term results of the Mustard operation
1978One hundred and sixty-four survivors of the Mustard operation were assessed in 1975. Attention was focused on the lifestyle and physical achievements of the survivors. The original operation was performed between 1965 and 1971. The follow-up period was, therefore, 4–10 years.
J. F. N. Taylor, J. Stark
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1978
The first of these, which failed to establish itself, was a five-year forward survey of the Exchequer cost of the social services (housing, education, health, national insurance, child care). It was begun in the last year of Mr Butler’s Chancellorship, in mid-1955, and presented to Ministers early in December, just before Mr Butler was succeeded by Mr ...
Richard Clarke, Alec Cairncross
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The first of these, which failed to establish itself, was a five-year forward survey of the Exchequer cost of the social services (housing, education, health, national insurance, child care). It was begun in the last year of Mr Butler’s Chancellorship, in mid-1955, and presented to Ministers early in December, just before Mr Butler was succeeded by Mr ...
Richard Clarke, Alec Cairncross
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Containment long-term operational integrity
Nuclear Engineering and Design, 1990Abstract Containment long-term operational integrity is becoming increasingly important as nuclear plants in the United States approach their forty-year design lifetime. Design and inservice codes and standards provide a comprehensive set of requirements for containment design, construction, inspection, testing and repair.
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