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Intrinsic localized modes in microresonator arrays and their relationship to nonlinear vibration modes

Nonlinear Dynamics, 2007
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Dick, A. J., Balachandran, B., Mote, C. D. jun.   +2 more
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On the relationship between “dry modes” and “wet modes” in the theory of ship response

Journal of Sound and Vibration, 1976
Abstract It has been suggested that ship strength might be estimated on the basis of linear modal analysis Two distinct approaches have been proposed, employing “wet modes” and “dry modes”. The relationship between these two alternatives is examined, and some possible simplifications of the theory are noted.
R.E.D. Bishop, W.G. Price
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Dehumanization as a Bridge between Relationship Modes and Meaning in Life

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin
Five studies (total valid N = 1,781, primarily young adults from China, with one study involving residents of the United States) were conducted to investigate the link between relationship modes (exchange vs. communal) and meaning in life.
Jingyan Wang, Hong Zhang
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MODES OF THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP IN KLEINIAN PSYCHOTHERAPY

British Journal of Psychotherapy, 2000
ABSTRACT‘Klein seems to take us to the limits of what is imaginable about psychic life’(Stonebridge & Phillips 1998, p. 3) and brought new techniques to child psychoanalysis. She probably brought very little new to the technique of adult psychoanalysis.
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Relationship between mode of delivery and neonatal calcium homeostasis

European Journal of Pediatrics, 1990
Serum levels of calcium (Ca), calcitonin (CT) and parathyroid hormone (PTH) were determined in cord blood of 229 newborns. In 136 newborns the tests were repeated 24 h later. The probands were divided into four groups according to mode of delivery: (1) spontaneous; (2) elective caesarean section without labour; (3) elective caesarean section in labour;
F, Bagnoli, S, Bruchi, G, Garosi, L, Pecciarini, R, Bracci   +4 more
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What are mycoplasmas: The relationship of tempo and mode in bacterial evolution

Journal of Molecular Evolution, 1985
In phenotype the mycoplasmas are very different from ordinary bacteria. However, genotypically (i.e., phylogenetically) they are not. On the basis of ribosomal RNA homologies the mycoplasmas belong with the clostridia, and indeed have specific clostridial relatives.
C R, Woese, E, Stackebrandt, W, Ludwig
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International business relationship and entry modes

Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal, 2007
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify the critical events of the establishment processes of two Swedish companies in the context of cross-culture and cross-border investment and to discuss how and to what extent the networks have changed and how the change has affected the Swedish firms' establishments ...
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Modes of Interpersonal Relationship in Management Organisations

Journal of Change Management, 2004
Recent ideas on emotional intelligence and servant-leadership have identified the quality of interpersonal relationship as a key factor affecting management and organisational performance. Freud was probably the first in modern times to emphasise the importance of relationship to psychological well-being. Studies now show that the quality of the client-
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The mode of action of aescin on isolated veins: Relationship with PGF2α

Pharmacological Research Communications, 1978
Abstract Aescin, the active principle of Aesculus hippocastanum, increases the tension of isolated human saphenous veins and rabbit portal veins. This effect, which is abolished by non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs, is due to preferential formation of PGF2α in the venous tissue. The therapeutic validity of this saponin in acute and chronic passive
D, Longiave, C, Omini, S, Nicosia, F, Berti   +3 more
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On the relationship between power mode and pressure amplitude decorrelation

Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 2001
Estimation of mean transit time, along with tissue blood volume, are important factors in determining soft tissue perfusion. Recently, power mode decorrelation techniques have been successfully used to estimate mean transit time of red blood cells or contrast material through a region-of-interest (ROI) both in laminar flow phantoms and in vivo.
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