Titlebook: Ice in the Climate System; W. Richard Peltier Conference proceedings 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Eis.Orbit.Scale.Snow.Tide

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The Melting of Continental Ice in the Ocean and Its Impact on Surface and Bottom Waterst of buoyancy occurs at locations which lie predominantly below the sea surface. Both melting and convective mixing must be considered in evaluating the impact of ice on the surrounding ocean. Some of the most important effects are demonstrated with a simple numerical model of the interaction betwee

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A Simple Systems Model of the Major Glaciation Cyclesf time series, each cycle is seen as a train of responses that progresses through the system along atmospheric and oceanic pathways. Some responses precede, some occur on phase with, and some lag the global ice-volume response monitored by oceanic δ.O. Several discrete sources of climatic inertia ar

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programmes of the First Symposium were: 1. Gastric and intestinal cytoprotection; 2. Hepatoprotection; 3. Pancreatic protection. For the second one: 1. Gastrointestinal mucosal ‘cytoprotection‘; 2. Liver ‘cytoprotection‘; 3. Pancreatic ‘cytoprotection‘; 4. Free radicals and scavangers; 5. Computer

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Mikhail G. Grosswaldacid back diffusion into the gastric mucosa. This is known to damage the mucosa and decrease gastric mucosal barrier function. Gastric transmucosal potential difference (PD) is a sensitive and numerical marker of gastric mucosal barrier..The aim of the study was to evaluate gastric PD in 15 .-positi

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