Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 6-7. sējumi

Pirmais vāks
National Academy of Sciences, 1920

No grāmatas satura

Saturs

THE PELTIER EFFECT By E H Hall
62
The Development of Connective Tissue In the AmphibIAN EMBRYO
77
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL
82
ON THE HYPErplasia of NERVE CENTERS RESULTING FROM EXCESSIVE PERIPH
96
ENCEPHALITIS AND POLIOMYELITIS By Simon Flexner
103
ON THE NATUre of the HEAT PRODUCTION IN A SYSTEM OF PLATINUM BLACK
107
LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES AND Yellow Fever By Hideyo Noguchi
110
A KINEMATICAL INTERPRETATION OF ELECTROMAGNETISM By Leigh Page
115
THE LAWS OF ELASTICOVISCOUS FLOW II By A A Michelson
122
GENETICS
134
ON THE MECHANISM OF FEVER REDUCTION BY DRUGS
136
INFERENCES FROM the Hypothesis of DUAL ELECTRIC CONDUCTION THE THOM
139
THE EVIDENCE FOR THE LINEAR ORDER OF THE GENES
162
THE FUNCTIONS OF INTENSITY AND PHASE in the BINAURAL LOCATION of Pure
166
CHARCOAL ACTIVATION By H H Sheldon
178
THERMOKINETICS OF LIOMETOPUM APICULATUM MAYR By Harlow Shapley
204
THE INFLUENCE OF IONS ON THE OSMOTIC PRESsure of SOLUTIONS
211
A CONTRIBUTION OF GENETICS TO THE PRACTICAL Breeding of Dairy Cattle
225
ADAPTIVE RADIATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF THE PROBOSCIDEA By H F Osborn
231
CALCULATING ANCESTRAL INFLUENCE IN MAN By Harry H Laughlin
235
THE EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON LIVING CELLS
243
MELANOVANadite a New MINERAL FROM MINA RAGRA PASCO PERU
249
A NOTE ON THE HUMAN SEX RATIO By C C Little
250
The Existence of Homogeneous Groups of Large Ions By O Blackwood
253
THE RELATION BETWEEN the IsoELECTRIC POINT of a GLOBULIN AND ITS SOLU
256
HEAT RATIO IN CATTLE
263
AN IMPROVED FORM OF HIGH TENSION D C APPARATUS By D L Webster
269
ON THE SPRingfield Rifle and the Leduc ForMULA
289
ALKYL AMIDES OF ISOTHIOCYANACETIC ACID
290
On the Connection of the Specific HeatS WITH THE EQuation of a State
302
ANOMALOUS OSMOSE By F E Bartell
306
A PHOTOGRAPHIC Method of Finding the Instantaneous VELOCITY OF SOUND
310
EXPERIMENTS ON THE VIBRATION OF AIR IN CONICAL HORNS
316
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENT IN DETERMINING
320
NOTES FROM THE MINUTES of the MeetiNGS IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY 1920
335
REPORT ON THE ORGANIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION
347
THE DYNAMICS OF A FLUCTUATING GROWTH RATE By H S Reed
397
ANALYTICAL Note on CERTAIN RHYTHMIC RELATIONS IN ORGANIC SYSTEMS
410
OBSERVATIONS ON THE STERILITY OF MUTANT HYBRIDS IN DROSOPHILA VIRILIS
421
ON THE NATure of the Negative CaRRIERS PRODUCED IN PURE HYDROGEN
435
SHOCK OR WATER RAM IN PIPE LINES WITH IMPERFECT REFLECTION AT
441
THE VERTICAL INTERFEROMETER By A A Michelson
473
THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE ROCKET IN Weather ForeCASTING
493
FURTHER MEASUREMENTS OF The Effects of Pressure on Resistance
505
ON THE RELATIVE POSITIONS AND INTENSITIES OF LINES IN XRAY SPECTRA
518
ON A DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION OCCURRING IN PAGES THEORY OF ELECTRO
528
A NEW PROOF OF A THEOREM DUE TO SCHOENFLIES By J R Kline
529
ARE THE SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLIA INDISPENSABLE TO THE MAINTENANCE
532
OBSERVATIONS ON THE BODY TEMPERATURE OF DRY Cows By Max Kriss
539
ON THE STRUCTURE OF FINITE CONTINUOUS GROUPS WITH EXCEPTIONAL TRANS
541
A SURVEY OF RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN GEOPHYSICS
545
THE IONIZATION OF STRONG ELECTROLYTES By William D Harkins
601
ON A CONDITION FOR HELMHOLTZS EQUATION SIMILAR TO LAMÉS
605
MATHEMATICS
621
THE KILAUEA Volcano OBSERVATORY By a Committee of the Academy
706
THE FORMATIon of the Cell Plate in the Cambium of the Higher PLANTS
717
ASTRONOMY
719
ZOOLOGY
AN EXAMPLE OF TORSIONAL VISCOUS RETROGRESSION By Carl Barus 2
2
THE COMMUTAtivity of OneParameter TransFORMATIONS in Real VariABLES
24
THE INTENSITIES OF XRAYS OF THE LSERIES II THE CRITICAL POTEN
26
BOTANY
35
THE TRANSPLANTING OF SEA ANEMONES BY HERMIT CRABS By R P Cowles 40
40
ZOOLOGY
41
SPECTRA OF EXPLOSIONS By J A Anderson 42
42
GENETICS
50
CENTRAL AMERICAN CALENDARS AND THE GREGORIAN
56
THE ADJUSTMENT to the BAROMETER OF THE HEMATORESPIRATORY FUNCTIONS
62
A STUDY OF Absorption SpecTRA WITH THE Electric Furnace
63
GROUPS GENERATED BY Two Operators S1 S2 WHICH Satisfy the CONDITIONS
70
THE OPEN MERCURY MANOMETER READ BY DISPLACEMENT INTERFEROMETRY
71
CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM METABOLISM IN CERTAIN DIseases
79
A SUMMARY
98
A STATISTICAL METHOD FOR STUDYING THE RADIATIONS FROM RADIOACTIVE Sub
105
NOTE ON A Method of DETERMINING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PORE SIZES IN
115
AN APPARENT CASE OF NONMENDELIAN INHERITANCE IN DATURA Due to
116
CURRENT Maps of the LOCATION OF THE MUTANT GENES OF DROSOPHILA
127
ANTHROPOMETRY OF THE SIOUAN TRIBES By Louis R Sullivan 131
131
THE DIFFUSION OF AIR THROUGH WATER IN THE LAPSE of Years
133
THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON FERTILITY IN SWINE By Tage Ellinger 134
134
THE GLOBE A SIMPLE TRISOMIC MUTANT IN DATURA By Albert F Blakeslee 148
148
NOTE ON GEOMETRICAL PRODUCTS By C L E Moore and H B Phillips 155
155
FEEDING EXPERIMENTS WITH MIXTURES OF FOODSTUFFS IN UNUSUAL PROPORTIONS
157
VARIATION AND INHERITANCE IN SIZE IN TRYPANOSOMA LEWISI II THE EFFECTS
163
LINKAGE VARIATION AND CHROMOSOME MAPS By A H Sturtevant 181
181
THE STARTING OF A SHIP By James K Whittemore 182
182
THE BEHAVIOR OF HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES IN A TRIPLOID CANNA
197
FUNCTIONALS INVARIANT UNDER ONEParameter CONTINUOUS GROUPS of TRANS
200
THE DESTRUCTION OF PHOSPHORESCENT ZINC SULFIDES BY ULTRA Violet Light
202
A STUDY OF THE PERSISTENCE OF VISION By A C Hardy 221
221
NONDISJUNCTION AND THE Chromosome RELATIONSHIPS OF DROSOPHILA WILLIS
225
AN APPARAtus for DetERMINATION of the GasES IN BLOOD AND OTHER SOLU
229
A CASE OF Rearrangement of Genes in DROSOPHILA By A H Sturtevant 235
235
A REMEASUREMENT OF THE RADIATION CONSTANT h BY MEANS OF XRAYS
237
ON THE CALCULATION OF THE XRAY ABSORPTION FREQUENCIES of the CheMICAL
260
ON KUMMERS MEMOIR OF 1857 CONCERNING FERMATS LAST THEOREM
266
THE EVALUATION OF QUANTUM INTEGRALS By E C Kemble 283
283
THE FURTHER EXTENSION OF THE ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRUM AND THE PROGRESSION
289
MEASUREMENTS of the DEVIATION FROM OHMS LAW In Metals at HIGH CURRENT
299
ON THE DISTORTION IN CONFORMAL MAPPING WHEN The Second COEFFICIENT
300
THE MOBILITIES OF ELECTRONS By L B Loeb 307
307
A METHOD FOR OBTAINING CONSTANTS FOR FORMULAS OF ORGANIC GROWTH
311
CONFORMAL MAPPING OF A FAMILY OF REAL CONICS ON ANOTHER
312
A PHYSICAL BASIS FOR EPIDEMIOLOGY
319
THE GROWTH AND DECAY OF PHOTOTHERMIONIC CURRENTS FROM OXIDE COATED
323
CHEMISTRY
352
SOME GEOLOGIC CONCLUSIONS FROM GEODETIC DAta By W Bowie 23
365

Citi izdevumi - Skatīt visu

Bieži izmantoti vārdi un frāzes

Populāri fragmenti

395. lappuse - To survey the larger possibilities of science, to formulate comprehensive projects of research, and to develop effective means of utilizing the scientific and technical resources of the country for dealing with these projects.
357. lappuse - Science and the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Technology of the National Research Council.
137. lappuse - Papers from the Department of Biometry and Vital Statistics, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, No.
360. lappuse - Washington, DC The Bulletin of the National Research Council presents contributions from the National Research Council, other than proceedings, for which hitherto no appropriate agencies of publication have existed. The "Bulletin" is published at irregular intervals.
368. lappuse - Wilson be adopted, namely, the Pfund arc operated between 110 and 250 volts as convenient, with 5 amperes or less, at a length of 12 millimeters, and used over a central zone, at right angles to the axis of the arc, not to exceed iy4 millimeters in width.
458. lappuse - ... in it are arranged in groups radiating from one or more points on the external surface in such a manner as to indicate that they were developed after the fragments had acquired their present spheroidal shape.
356. lappuse - They hold office until the end of the next ordinary General Assembly, and are re-eligible. When a Standing Committee is composed of members appointed partly by the Astronomical Union and partly by some other Union connected with the International Council...
361. lappuse - Hull. March, 1921. Pages 81. Price $1.00. Number 10. Report on photo-electricity including ionizing and radiating potentials and related effects. By Arthur Llewelyn Hughes. April, 1921.
159. lappuse - ... cannot avoid the conclusion that if true fats are essential for nutrition during growth the minimum necessary must be exceedingly small.
692. lappuse - ... mechanism of the upper respiratory tract, thus allowing bacterial invasion of the lung. It has been shown by Underbill1 and his associates that in acute poisoning by the lethal war gases edema of the lungs is accompanied by marked changes in the concentration of the blood, which, according to Underbill, is the chief factor contributing to death. Blood concentration means a failing circulation, an inefficient oxygen carrier, oxygen starvation of the tissues, fall of temperature, and finally suspension...

Bibliogrāfiskā informācija