Direct support and general support maintenance manual for tractor, wheeled, DED, loader backhoe, with hydraulic impact tool and with hydraulic earth auger attachment, John Deere model JD410 (CCE), with bucket, impactor, and earth drill (NSN 2420-00-567-0135).

"August 1992."

Pathogens and microbial control of North American forest insect pests /

"August 1998" -- Cover.

Organizational maintenance manual (including repair parts and special tools lists) : milling-grinding-drilling-slotting attachment, 115/230-volt, 60-cycle, single-phase, 1/3 horsepower (Dumore Company model 827401) ...

"January 1965."

Operator's manual : grinding machine, machine tool attachment, internal and external grinding, 5" maximum external diameter wheel, 1/4" minimum internal diameter wheel, 4,600 to 42,400 rpm spindle speed, 1/2 hp, AC/DC, 115 V, 60-C, single phase (Dumore series 5) ...

"October 1967."

Operator's manual : grinding machine, machine tool attachment (U.S. Electrical Tool Co. model HLGE-12) (3460-243-9607).

"November 1965."

Operator's manual : tractor, wheeled (DED) loader backhoe w/hydraulic impact tool and w/hydraulic earth auger attachment, John Deere model JD410 (CCE), w/Wain-Roy Bucket, Hughes Impactor and Danuser Earth Drill, (NSN 2420-00-567-0135).

Includes index.

Organizational maintenance manual : tractor, wheeled (DED) loader backhoe w/hydraulic impact tool and w/hydraulic earth auger attachment, John Deere model JD410 (CCE), w/Wain-Roy Bucket, Hughes Impactor and Danuser Earth Drill, (NSN 2420-00-567-0135).

Includes indexes.

Organizational maintenance, repair parts and special tools lists : tractor, wheeled, DED, loader backhoe w/hydraulic impact tool and w/hydraulicearth auger attachment w/Wain-Roy bucket, Hughs impactor and Danuser earth drillNSN 2420-00-567-0135.

Includes index.

Unit maintenance, repair parts, and special tools lists : tractor, wheeled, DED, loader backhoe with hydraulic impact tool and with hydraulic earth auger attachment, John Deere model JD410 (CCE), with bucket, impactor, and earth drill, NSN 2420-00-567-0135.

"February 1992."

Work-attachment patterns in six cities : based on data from the survey of patterns and factors in labor mobility : final report /

Mode of access: Internet.

“Dismissingness always matters”: An examination of tobacco smoking, frequency of visits to healthcare providers, and trust in the provider as potential mediators between attachment style dismissingness and diabetes health status

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

Expression of the CD44v2-10 isoform confers a metastatic phenotype: Importance of the heparan sulfate attachment site CD44v3

We expressed the full-length CD44v2-10 isoform in SKHep1 cells, a nonmetastatic human hepatocellular carcinoma cell line that does not express any endogenous CD44v isoforms. In SCID mice, expression of CD44v2-10 by SKHep1 cells had no effect on s.c. primary tumor development but caused pulmonary metastases in 41% (7 of 17) of animals compared with control SKHep1 cells (0 of 16; P < 0.01). CD44v2-10 expression by SKHep1 cells resulted in enhanced heparan sulfate (HS) attachment and an enhanced capacity to bind heparin-binding growth factors. Mutation of the v3 domain to prevent HS attachment and growth factor binding abolished the metastatic phenotype, demonstrating that HS modification of CD44v2-10 plays a critical role in the development of metastases in this model. However, in vitro proliferation, motility, and invasion were not altered by CD44v2-10 expression.

Attachment insecurity, depression, and the transition to parenthood

In a longitudinal study of adult attachment and depression during the transition to parenthood, 76 couples completed questionnaires on three occasions: during the second trimester of pregnancy, and six weeks and six months postbirth. On the first and second occasions, the couples were also interviewed about their experiences of pregnancy and parenthood, respectively. Measures were also completed at similar time intervals by a comparison group of 74 childless couples. Attachment security was assessed in terms of the dimensions of discomfort with closeness and relationship anxiety. Relationship anxiety was less stable for transition wives than for other participants. Relationship anxiety also predicted increases in new mothers' depressive symptoms, after controlling for a broad range of other risk factors. However, the association between relationship anxiety and maternal depression was moderated by husbands' caregiving style. Maternal depression was linked to increases in husbands' and wives' attachment insecurity and marital dissatisfaction. Results are discussed in terms of the impact of depression and negative working models of attachment on couple interaction.

On the dimensionality of the Attachment Style Questionnaire in Italian clinical and nonclinical participants

This study examined the utility of the Attachment Style Questionnaire (ASQ) in an Italian sample of 487 consecutively admitted psychiatric participants and an independent sample of 605 nonclinical participants. Minimum average partial analysis of data from the psychiatric sample supported the hypothesized five-factor structure of the items; furthermore, multiple-group component analysis showed that this five-factor structure was not an artifact of differences in item distributions. The five-factor structure of the ASQ was largely replicated in the nonclinical sample. Furthermore, in both psychiatric and nonclinical samples, a two-factor higher order structure of the ASQ scales was observed. The higher order factors of Avoidance and Anxious Attachment showed meaningful relations with scales assessing parental bonding, but were not redundant with these scales. Multivariate normal mixture analysis supported the hypothesis that adult attachment patterns, as measured by the ASQ, are best considered as dimensional constructs.

Personality disorders and adult attachment dimensions in a mixed psychiatric sample: A multivariate study

The associations between personality disorders and adult attachment dimensions were assessed in a sample of 487 consecutively admitted psychiatric subjects. Canonical correlation analysis showed that two sets of moderately correlated canonical variates explained the correlations between personality disorders and adult attachment patterns. The first and second attachment variates closely resembled the avoidance and anxiety attachment dimensions, respectively. The first personality disorder variate was mainly characterized by avoidant, depressive, paranoid, and schizotypal personality disorders, whereas dependent, histrionic, and borderline personality disorders loaded on the second canonical variate. However, these linear combinations of personality disorders were different from those obtained from principal component analysis. The results extend previous studies linking personality disorders and attachment patterns and suggest the importance of focusing on specific constellations of symptoms associated with dimensions of insecurity.