Titlebook: Hydrodynamics and Sediment Dynamics of Tidal Inlets; David G. Aubrey,Lee Weishar Conference proceedings 1988 Springer Science+Business Med

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Ebb-Tidal Delta Dynamics for a Tide-Dominated Barrier Islandeach. Shoreline movement trends were established by analyzing an air photo time series that included fifteen years of record within a 41 year (1940–1981) time span. Eight years of photographic coverage during the 1971–1981 period permitted determination of an area budget for the island. In this stud

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Joseph L. DiLorenzo blood volume, blood viscosity, elasticity of blood vessels, and humoral and neurogenic stimuli. Changes in one or more of these variables by pharmacological, behavioral, physiological, or environmental means normally affect BP only transiently because a variety of homeostatic reflexes, responding t

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Donald C. Raneyingencies explicitly introduced in relation to a particular autonomic response might influence other autonomically mediated behaviors. For example, Shapiro, Crider, and Tursky (1964) examined skin potential levels and heart rates in conjunction with the administration of positive reinforcement conti

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A. Swain said therapy and so forth, but control is the common word now. Control or treatment. One can think of approaches through environmental control, psychosocial stress control, ANS (autonomic nervous system), stress response control or specific pathophysiological control. These are the three areas. Now

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David G. Aubrey,Carl T. Friedrichs said therapy and so forth, but control is the common word now. Control or treatment. One can think of approaches through environmental control, psychosocial stress control, ANS (autonomic nervous system), stress response control or specific pathophysiological control. These are the three areas. Now

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John D. Boona medical therapy is now only in its second decade. Biofeedback, as it has come to be called, is the only self-regulatory approach that has gained widespread acceptance in the medical community and is now practiced at most major hospitals and medical centers in the United States. There are several r

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John A. Moodyoutlines that history. In essence, the position was that certain responses are amenable to learning by one mechanism, namely Pavlovian, while the other responses are modifiable by instrumental conditioning. Considerable argument and theory went into supporting the view that glandular and visceral re