The Federal reporter : with key-number annotations ...

Subtitle varies : v. 1-46, Cases argued and determined in the Circuit and District courts of the United States. Mar. 1880-Sept. 1892 ; v. 47-187, Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of appeals and Circuit and District courts of the United States. Sept. 1891-Aug. 1911 ; v. 188-198, Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of appeals, Circuit and District courts, and Commerce court of the United States. Aug. 1911-Nov. 1912 ; v. 199-109, Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of appeals, District courts, and Commerce court of the United States. Nov. 1912-Feb. 1914 ; v. 210-257, Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of appeals and District courts of the United States. Mar. 1914-Sept. 1919 ; v. 258-300, Cases argued and determined in the Circuit courts of appeals and District courts of the United States and the Court of appeals of the District of Columbia. Sept. 1919-Nov. 1924

The nature and timing of tectonism in the western facies terrane of Nevada and California : an outline of evidence and interpretations derived from geologic maps of key areas /

Mode of access: Internet.

Debt relief plays key role in helping Sub-Saharan Africa.

"February 1990."

Bergey's manual of determinative bacteriology; a key for the identification of organisms of the class Schizomycetes,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ores and industry in the Far East; the influence of key mineral resources on the development of oriental civilization /

Mode of access: Internet.

Bottom-up review : analysis of DOD war game to test key assumptions : report to the Chairman and Ranking Minority Member, Committee on National Security, House of Representatives /

"B-272119"--P. 1.

Public use files catalog, Medicare/Medicaid data files, October 1, 1999 /

"The Enterprise Databases Group has the responsibility for planning and development of the PUFs catalog under Betty Jackson, Director and Joseph F. Daniloski, Deputy Director. Karen Beebe ... made major contributions ... Key contributors to the content and format included Laquetta McNeal ... [et al.]."

Color key to North American birds ; with bibliographical appendix /

Bibliogr.

A field key to the common non-woody flowering plants and ferns of Minnesota, based largely on vegetative characters /

Mode of access: Internet.

Travel behaviour change in old age : the role of critical incidents in public transport

Older people’s travel behaviour is affected by negative or positive critical incidents in the public transport environment. With the objective of identifying such inci- dents during whole trips and examining how travel beha- viour had changed, we have conducted in-depth interviews with 30 participants aged 65–91 years in the County of Stockholm, Sweden. Out of 469 incidents identified, 77 were reported to have resulted in travel behaviour change, 67 of them in a negative way. Most critical incidents were encountered in the physical environment on-board vehicles and at stations/stops as well as in pricing/ticketing. The findings show that more personal assistance, better driving behaviour, and swift maintenance of elevators and escala- tors are key facilitators that would improve predictability in travelling and enhance vulnerable older travellers’ feeling of security. The results demonstrate the benefit of involving different groups of end users in future planning and design, such that transport systems would meet the various needs of its end users.

A Site Analysis for Programming Public Art on the University of Washington's Burke-Gilman Trail

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

The changing public-private infrastructure mix: Economy-wide implications

This article provides an economy-wide perspective on the changing role of the public sector in developing economic and social infrastructure in Australia. It analyses the scale and macroeconomic significance of the key economic and social infrastructure sectors - communication services, electricity, gas and water supply, transport, education, health and community services, government administration and defence. It then canvasses the major policy issues that have arisen in the progression from public to private infrastructure provision and considers why concerns about the trend fall in traditional public works spending may be misplaced in light of recent economic and institutional changes.

Quantum cryptography without switching

We propose a new coherent state quantum key distribution protocol that eliminates the need to randomly switch between measurement bases. This protocol provides significantly higher secret key rates with increased bandwidths than previous schemes that only make single quadrature measurements. It also offers the further advantage of simplicity compared to all previous protocols which, to date, have relied on switching.

The evolution of the Global Burden of Disease framework for disease, injury and risk factor quantification: Developing the evidence base for national, regional and global public health action

Reliable, comparable information about the main causes of disease and injury in populations, and how these are changing, is a critical input for debates about priorities in the health sector. Traditional sources of information about the descriptive epidemiology of diseases, injuries and risk factors are generally incomplete, fragmented and of uncertain reliability and comparability. Lack of a standardized measurement framework to permit comparisons across diseases and injuries, as well as risk factors, and failure to systematically evaluate data quality have impeded comparative analyses of the true public health importance of various conditions and risk factors. As a consequence the impact of major conditions and hazards on population health has been poorly appreciated, often leading to a lack of public health investment. Global disease and risk factor quantification improved dramatically in the early 1990s with the completion of the first Global Burden of Disease Study. For the first time, the comparative importance of over 100 diseases and injuries, and ten major risk factors, for global and regional health status could be assessed using a common metric (Disability-Adjusted Life Years) which simultaneously accounted for both premature mortality and the prevalence, duration and severity of the non-fatal consequences of disease and injury. As a consequence, mental health conditions and injuries, for which non-fatal outcomes are of particular significance, were identified as being among the leading causes of disease/injury burden worldwide, with clear implications for policy, particularly prevention. A major achievement of the Study was the complete global descriptive epidemiology, including incidence, prevalence and mortality, by age, sex and Region, of over 100 diseases and injuries. National applications, further methodological research and an increase in data availability have led to improved national, regional and global estimates for 2000, but substantial uncertainty around the disease burden caused by major conditions, including, HIV, remains. The rapid implementation of cost-effective data collection systems in developing countries is a key priority if global public policy to promote health is to be more effectively informed.