The foundations of normal and abnormal psychology,

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Labor and Industrial Chronology

1899-1902 Issued as Two Reports: Labor Chronology Published as 0a Part of the 30th-33d Annual Report of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor. Industrial Chronology Chronology Published as a Part of the 14th-17th Annual Statistics of Manuf0actures

Histology: normal and morbid

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The unconscious, the fundamentals of human personality, normal and abnormal.

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Official report of the California State Agricultural Society's fourth annual fair, cattle show and industrial exhibition, held at Stockton, Sept. 29th, 30th, Oct. 1st and 2d, 1857 /

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Human parturition; normal and abnormal labor,

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Agricultural review and industrial monthly

Extra no., Feb. & March, 1883, is Proceedings of the 3d National Agricultural Convention, Chicago, 1882

The president, the professor, and the college library /

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Statistiques des Établissements Pénitentiaires [Prisons, Écoles de Réforme et Écoles d'Industrie]. Statistics of Penal Establishments [Prisons, Reformatory Schools and Industrial Schools]

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Economic and industrial geography.

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Systematizing the work of school principals for elementary and secondary school and junior college executives and their assistants,

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Hepatic pharmacokinetics of taurocholate in the normal and cholestatic rat liver

1 The disposition kinetics of [H-3] taurocholate ([H-3]TC) in perfused normal and cholestatic rat livers were studied using the multiple indicator dilution technique and several physiologically based pharmacokinetic models. 2 The serum biochemistry levels, the outflow profiles and biliary recovery of [H-3] TC were measured in three experimental groups: (i) control; (ii) 17α-ethynylestradiol (EE)-treated (low dose); and (iii) EE-treated (high dose) rats. EE treatment caused cholestasis in a dose-dependent manner. 3 A hepatobiliary TC transport model, which recognizes capillary mixing, active cellular uptake, and active efflux into bile and plasma described the disposition of [H-3]TC in the normal and cholestatic livers better than the other pharmacokinetic models. 4 An estimated five- and 18-fold decrease in biliary elimination rate constant, 1.7- and 2.7-fold increase in hepatocyte to plasma efflux rate constant, and 1.8- and 2.8-fold decrease in [H-3]TC biliary recovery ratio was found in moderate and severe cholestasis, respectively, relative to normal. 5 There were good correlations between the predicted and observed pharmacokinetic parameters of [H-3]TC based on liver pathophysiology (e.g. serum bilirubin level and biliary excretion of [H-3]TC). In conclusion, these results show that altered hepatic TC pharmacokinetics in cholestatic rat livers can be correlated with the relevant changes in liver pathophysiology in cholestasis.

Performance of a scramjet combustor with combined normal and tangential fuel injection

The performance of a scramjet combustor with combined normal and tangential injection was experimentally investigated. Experiments were performed on a 500-mm cylindrical scramjet combustor at a freestream Mach number of 4.5, a nozzle supply pressure of 35.8 MPa, and a nozzle supply enthalpy of 5.8 MJ/kg. Hydrogen fuel was injected normally through portholes to promote combustion and tangentially through a slot to reduce viscous drag. A series of fuel injectors were used to vary the proportion of tangential to normal fuel between 45 and 100%. Reductions in the viscous drag of up to 25% were observed with the greatest reductions occurring at the lowest total equivalence ratio tested for each injector. However, the average pressure produced by combustion with combined normal and tangential injection was approximately 50% less than that produced by normal injection alone. An analysis of the change in specific impulse of the scramjet combustor indicated that the best overall performance was produced by 100% normal injection.