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Modeling the Economic and Environmental Impacts of Alternative Electric Utility Futures
Andrew J. Van Horn; David B. Large; Lowell F. Smith
Energy Policy Modeling: United States and Canadian Experiences: Volume I Specialized Energy Policy Models
W. T. Ziemba; S. L. Schwartz; Ernest Koenigsberg
1980
Springer Netherlands
Results of a southern radio survey of active chromosphere stars
R. T. Stewart; O. B. Slee; G. J. Nelson; Alan E. Wright; David L. Jauncey; M. I. Large et al.
Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun: Proceedings of the Fifth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun Held in Boulder, Colorado, July 7–11, 1987
Jeffrey L. Linsky; Robert E. Stencel
1987
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Pt. I. Developmental and Adult Brain Organization in Evolution. 1. Brain phenotypes and early regulatory genes: The Bauplan of the metazoan central nervous system
Mario F. Wullimann.2.The echinoderm nervons system and its phylogenetic interpretation /Thomas Heinzeller and Ulrich Welsch.3.Evolution of vertebrate motor systems /Hans J. ten Donkelaar.4.Sensory system evolution in vertebrates /William Hodos and Ann B. Butler.5.Evolution of the forebrain in tetrapods /Toru Shimizu.6.Neocortical macrocircuits /Rudolf Nieuwenhuys.7.Hunting in barn owls: Peripheral and neurobiological specializations and their general relevance in neural computation /Hermann Wagner.8.Evolution and devolution: The case of bolitoglossine salamanders /Gerhard Roth and David B. Wake.9.Evolutionary constraints of large telencephala /Gerd Rehkamper, Heiko D. Frahm and Michael D. Mann
Brain evolution and cognition /
Roth, Gerhard,; Wullimann, Mario F.
[2001], ©2001.
Wiley,
Pt. III. Society and the Victim. 15. From Pain to Power: Crime Victims Take Action
Lucy N. Friedman, Susan B. Tucker and Peter Neville.16.The Rights of Crime Victims: Does Legal Protection Make a Difference? /Dean G. Kilpatrick, David Beatty and Susan Smith Howley.17.The Evolution of the Law of Victims' Rights: Is There a Conflict with Criminal Defendants' Due Process Rights? /Gregory P. Orvis.18.The Effects of Victim Impact Statements on Sentencing Decisions: A Test in an Urban Setting /Robert C. Davis and Barbara E. Smith.19.Stereotyping and Prejudice: Crime Victims and the Criminal Justice System /Emillio C. Viano.20.A Role for Victims in Offender Reentry /Susan Herman and Cressida Wasserman.21.A Preliminary Study of a Large Victim/Offender Reconciliation Program /Mike Niemeyer and David Shichor.
Victims and victimization /
Shichor, David.; Tibbetts, Stephen G.
[2002], ©2002.
Waveland,
Pt. 3. Linking Individual and Group Processes. Ch. 14. Models of Decision Making in Social Dilemmas
David M. Messick.Ch. 15.Managing Uncertain Common Resources /Tommy Garling, Mathias Gustafsson and Anders Biel.Ch. 16.Mood Effects in Social Dilemmas: What We Know So Far /Guido Hertel.Ch. 17.Norm Perception and Cooperation in Large Scale Social Dilemmas /Anders Biel, Chris Von Borgstede and Ulf Dahlstrand.Ch. 18.Curbside Recycling: Does it Promote Environmental Responsibility? /Sherry Schneider and Jim Sundali.Ch. 19.Choice of Transportation Mode: Factors Influencing Drivers' Willingness to Reduce Personal Car Use and Support Car Regulations /Jorgen Garvill.Ch. 20.The Reduction of the Interindividual-Intergroup Discontinuity Effect: The Role of Future Consequences /John Schopler and Chester A. Insko.Ch. 21.Interdependence, the Group, and Social Cooperation: A New Look at an Old Problem /Brenda Morrison.Ch. 22.Impact of Leaders on Resource Consumption in Social Dilemmas: The Intergroup Context /Margaret Foddy and Michael A. Hogg.Ch. 23.Social Dilemmas and Social Evolution /Marilynn B. Brewer and Sherry Schneider.
Resolving social dilemmas: dynamic, structural, and intergroup aspects /
Foddy, Margaret.
1999.
Psychology Press,
Sect. V. Therapy. 36. Acute Ischemic Heart Failure: Pathophysiology and Management
Kanu Chatterjee, Stuart J. Hutchison and Tony M. Chou.37.Chronic Heart Failure: Diagnosis and Management /Barry M. Massie and Mohamad H. Yamani.38.Pediatric Heart Failure: Pathophysiology, Clinical Presentation, and Treatment /Andrew N. Redington.39.Heart Failure in Elderly Patients: Focus on Diastolic Dysfunction /Lip-Bun Tan and Stephen G. Ball.40.Large Trials and Meta-analysis /Robert S. McKelvie and Salim Yusuf.41.Nonpharmacologic Interventions /Martin J. Sullivan and Mary H. Hawthorne.42.Diuretic Therapy /Robert J. Cody.43.Cardiac Glycosides /David M. Kaye, Ralph A. Kelly and Thomas W. Smith.44.Vasodilator Therapy /Carl V. Leier.45.Drugs for Heart Failure That Interfere with the Renin-Angiotensin System /Milton Packer.46.Positive Inotropic Therapy /Arthur M. Feldman and Barry M. Massie.47.[beta]-Adrenoceptor Antagonists /Bert Andersson and Karl Swedberg.48.Calcium Channel Blockers /Uri Elkayam, Konstantinos Vlachonassios and William Frishman.49.Management of Arrhythmias in Patients with Heat Failure: Evaluation and Treatment with Drugs and Devices /Jaswinder S. Gill and A. John Camm.50.Anticoagulants and Antiplatelet Agents /John G. F. Cleland.51.Surgery for Chronic Heart Failure /Arie Blitz, Frank Scholl and Hillel Laks.52.Candidates for Heart Transplantation: Selection and Management /Lynne Warner Stevenson.53.Managing Heart Failure with Transplantation, Ventricular Assist Devices, and Cardiomyoplasty /James B. Young, Garrie J. Haas and Randall C. Starling.54.Management of Refractory Heart Failure /Kanu Chatterjee and Teresa De Marco.55.Future Directions in the Treatment of Heart Failure /John R. Teerlink and Barry M. Massie.
Heart failure: scientific principles and clinical practice /
Poole-Wilson, Philip A.
[1997], ©1997.
Churchill-Livingstone,
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