Metz

Ulf Dieckmann , and Johan A . J . Metz

Species form different kinds of patches; these patches form a mosaic and together constitute the community. Recognition of the patch is fundamental to an understanding of structure. Patches are dynamically related to each other. But there are also departures from this inherent tendency to orderliness. At any given time, therefore, structure is the resultant of causes which make for order, and t...

H . , Metz , J . , Teanby , N . A . , Ward , A . D .

The acoustic reflex in diagnostic audiology: from Metz to present.

In 1946, Metz described what was probably the first practical impedance bridge for measurement of the acoustic reflex. Over the next four decades, diagnostic use of the acoustic reflex progressed in parallel with instrumentation refinements. Today, acoustic reflex threshold and decay testing are a routine component of the diagnostic audiology test battery. Recent advances in the measurement of ...

Law R, Dieckmann U & Metz JAJ (2000). Introduction. In: The Geometry of Ecological Interactions:

Species form different kinds of patches; these patches form a mosaic and together constitute the community. Recognition of the patch is fundamental to an understanding of structure. Patches are dynamically related to each other. But there are also departures from this inherent tendency to orderliness. At any given time, therefore, structure is the resultant of causes which make for order, and t...

Is "Narrative" Really a Panacea? The Use of "Narrative" in the Work of Metz and Hauerwas