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THE TIME FACTOR

Journal of the Textile Institute Transactions, 1924
Abstract In order to study the elastic properties of cotton, it is recognised that there is a need for preliminary investigations into the effect of varying the time of application of stresses to the material. The present research deals with the changes in dimensions of single cotton hairs under longitudinal stresses in their relation to the time of ...
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Time factors and orgasmic response

Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1981
A retrospective review of data from a 619-member female sample presenting for treatment of sexual dysfunction was conducted to determine if foreplay and intromission duration variables were related to sexual dysfunction. Patients were assigned to coitally anorgasmic and noncoitally anorgasmic, coitally anorgasmic and noncoitally orgasmic, or coitally ...
C J, Huey, G, Kline-Graber, B, Graber
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Time as a factor

1990
As in physics, chemistry, and biology, it is common also in soil science to study changes with time as the independent variable, or x axis in a graphical representation. These kinds of relationships are called chrono-functions. Some processes of soil formation, such as podzolization, are simple and rapid enough to be studied by means of laboratory ...
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The Time Factor

1982
In appraising any investment proposal one compares the costs of the investment with the returns expected. What complicates this process of evaluation is the fact that there is a time-lag between the cash outflows and inflows. Time is of the essence in any investment problem and thus a scientific appraisal would require the introduction of compensations
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Time as a factor in thrombolytic therapy

European Heart Journal, 1990
There is abundant evidence from angiographic studies that reperfusion and/or patency rates are greater when thrombolysis is initiated earlier. Evidence of a reduction in infarct size has been provided by a number of studies, which have also suggested that earlier therapy preserves left ventricular function.
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Linguistic timing factors in combination

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1981
This study attempts to determine the ways in which linguistic timing factors combine with each other in the production of English and specifically, to test and explore aspects of the timing model of Klatt [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 59, 1208–1221 (1976)]. In two experiments the tensity feature of a sentence stressed vowel and the voicing of the following stop
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Time Factor in Cytogenetics and Neoplasia

Acta geneticae medicae et gemellologiae, 1971
SummaryIn the complex interactions of genetic and environmental factors, time represents a coordinate. Thus, it is only logical to consider biological phenomena and features in the three dimensions of space and in the dimension of time. Gedda and coworkers devoted much attention to the genetic aspects of various chronobiological events in man, and ...
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Time factors in obesity

The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1973
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Time factor

Союз криминалистов и криминологов, 2023
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