REQUIRED) This paper examines the application of risk management strategies to the protection of customer information privacy at the corporate level of analysis. The emerging discipline of privacy risk management is virtually non-existent in academic discourse despite an expressed and growing interest by regulators and practitioners. We show how the concept and practices of operational risk man...

Physiology is generally considered to consist of that branch of biology concerned with the function of liv­ ing organisms and the underlying physicochemical processes, with gen­ eral physiology specifically concerned with the analytical investigation of the molecular and cellular mecha­ nisms of fundamental physiologi­ cal processes. The Journal of General Physiology (the JGP) was founded by Ja...

In 1920, F.A. entered Harvard Medical School, and graduated in 1924. He then worked as an intern at the Massachusetts General Hospital (M.G.H.) in the Department of Dr. J. Aub and W. Bauer where he was initiated into the field of the parathyroid glands and calcium metabolism. In 1927 and 1928, at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Albright together with Dr. R. Ellsworth studied and published ...

by KARAN SHARMA (Under the Direction of Walter D. Potter) ABSTRACT In spite of the impressive successes of many Artificial Intelligence techniques in narrow domains, one of the unrealized goals of AI remains the creation of a generally intelligent machine. It is hypothesized that the capacity for being creative in a wide variety of environments is a necessary and sufficient condition for genera...

Avian physiologists have generally assumed that since birds lack sweat glands, cutaneous evaporation is negligible. However, recent data indicate that the skin represents a major avenue of evaporative water loss (EWL) in the Painted Quail (ExcaZfactoria chine&z), Village Weaver (Ploceus cucullatus), Budgerigar ( Melopsittacus undulatus), Zebra Finch (Poephi&z ca.stunotis) (Bernstein 1969, 1970,...

the analyses of kinetic patterns, and the physical-chemical theories of enzyme action are discussed in the first section. The second section is devoted to a detailed kinetic analysis of two substrate reactions under steady state conditions. The methods by which experimental variations of pH and temperature may be coupled with other types of kinetic analyses to yield information on the mechanism...