This section provides an easy-to-use reference for each of the 64 Concepts involved in a systems-based approach to environmental lessons and environmental issues. Concepts are listed in alphabetical order. Individual Concept reference pages include: • a definition of the Concept • a statement of student understanding of the Concept • a brief discussion of the basic ideas of the Concept In addit...

The Drosophila Retina has been extensively characterized in the literature in terms of structure, connectivity and function. We present here a detailed description of the algorithms required for a full-scale parallel emulation of the Retina including (i) the mapping of the visual field onto the photoreceptors, (ii) the phototransduction process, and (iii) the parallel processing of the visual f...

Journal of Marketing Research Vol. XXXVII (November 2000), 410–426 *Charles Abramson is a lecturer, College of Business Administration, California State University, Long Beach (e-mail: [email protected]). Rick L. Andrews is an associate professor, Department of Business Administration, University of Delaware (e-mail: [email protected]). Imran S. Currim is Corporate Partners Research Scholar an...

This review paper aims to present an updated review of papers, conference papers, books, dissertations dealing with nonlinear vibrations of circular cylindrical thin shells. This paper surveyed mathematically, experimentally, analytically, numerically analyzed vibrations of cylindrical shells. This includes shells of open type, closed type, with and without fluid interactions; shells subjected ...

LEO P. KOUWENHOVEN, CHARLES M. MARCUS, PAUL L. MCEUEN, SEIGO TARUCHA, ROBERT M. WESTERVELT, AND NED S. WINGREEN 6 (alphabetical order). 1. Department of Applied Physics, Delft University of Technology, P.O.Box 5046, 2600 GA Delft, The Netherlands. 2. Department of Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA 3. Department of Physics, University of California and Materials Science Divis...

Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs)* (throughout the text, terms marked with an asterisk are defined in Table 1 in alphabetical order) [1] have become important tools in shaping the care of individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD). CPGs inform patient care, scientific debate, research agendas and policies. At the same time, CPGs have been criticized for restricting the care provided by phy...

The increasing use of internetworking protocols to connect administratively heterogeneous networks has raised the question of how an organization can control the ow of information across its network boundaries. One method for doing so is the use of visas, a cryptographic technique for authenticating and authorizing a ow of datagrams. This paper presents and evaluates two visa protocols-one that...

Note: In order to promote early dissemination and discussion of their research, we have deliberately placed most junior poster presenters on Friday, and more senior on Saturday. (However, which day you are on should in no way be taken as a comment on research quality, or for that matter, your age!) Within each day, ordering is alphabetical. Poster spots are first come, first serve, and poster p...

Vol. XLVIII (October 2011), 895 –909 *JoAndrea Hoegg is Assistant Professor of Marketing, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia (e-mail: [email protected]. ca). Michael V. Lewis is Associate Professor of Marketing, Goizueta Business School, Emory University (e-mail: [email protected]). Authors’ names appear in alphabetical order. The authors acknowledge the helpful in...

On one of the last days of the Seattle conference on Cohomology, Representations and Actions of Finite Groups, I hosted a problem session in which speakers were invited to present problems related to the area of the conference. I got a good response, and so I decided to collect these problems and invite further contributions from participants who were not able, for one reason or another, to con...