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104. Designing air-source heat pumps for cold climates

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Heat pumps -- Innovations, Heat pumps -- Environmental aspects, Air compressors -- Innovations, Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning industry -- Product development, Business, Home furnishings industry
Published
2008

108. Abstract 372: Obesity matters: Prostate cancers that overexpress fatty acid binding protein 5 are more common in men who are overweight or obese

Author

Gaston, Sandra M., primary, Rais-Bahrami, Soroush, additional, Kearns, James, additional, Otali, Dennis, additional, Oelschlager, Denise, additional, DeGuenther, Mark S., additional, Nix, Jeffrey W., additional, Kolettis, Peter N., additional, Bryant, James E., additional, Oster, Robert A., additional, and Grizzle, William E., additional

Published
2018
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111. Use of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis for epidemiological study of Escherichia coli O157:H7 during a food-borne outbreak

Author

Johnson, Janelle M., Weagant, Stephen D., Jinneman, Karen C., and Bryant, James L.

Subjects
Escherichia coli infections -- Analysis, Gel electrophoresis -- Usage, Biological sciences
Abstract

Escherichia coli O157:H7 is a major health problem. Analysis of 39 food and patient isolate strains of Escherichia coli O157:H7 shows that pulse-field gel electrophoresis is a suitable technique for confirming epidemiological implicated source and differentiating between sporadic and outbreak strains.

Published
1995

122. Epigenetic risk score improves prostate cancer risk assessment

Author

Van Neste, Leander, primary, Groskopf, Jack, additional, Grizzle, William E., additional, Adams, George W., additional, DeGuenther, Mark S., additional, Kolettis, Peter N., additional, Bryant, James E., additional, Kearney, Gary P., additional, Kearney, Michael C., additional, Van Criekinge, Wim, additional, and Gaston, Sandra M., additional

Published
2017
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123. Abstract 457: Satisfying the fatty acid demand of prostate cancer: Outlier overexpression of genes involved inde novosynthesis vs fatty acid uptake define two different and potentially synergistic prostate cancer phenotypes

Author

Gaston, Sandra M., primary, Kearns, James, additional, Adams, George W., additional, Rais-Bahrami, Soroush, additional, Nix, Jeffrey W., additional, Kolettis, Peter N., additional, Bryant, James E., additional, DeGuenther, Mark S., additional, Oelschlager, Denise, additional, Otali, Dennis, additional, and Grizzle, William E., additional

Published
2017
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126. Abstract C40: A biopsy-focused approach to molecular studies of prostate cancer in African Americans: the Birmingham Alabama Prostate Cancer Consortium (BAPrCa)

Author

Gaston, Sandra M., primary, Otali, Dennis, additional, Kearns, James, additional, Dehimer, Kerry, additional, Adams, George W., additional, Rais-Bahrami, Soroush, additional, Nix, Jeffrey, additional, Bryant, James E., additional, Kolettis, Peter, additional, and Grizzle, William E., additional

Published
2017
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127. POISONING TALLEVAST.

Author

Manigault-Bryant, James A., Bagwyn, Ruby, and Constantine, José A.

Subjects
INDUSTRIAL pollution, GROUNDWATER pollution, COMMUNITIES, BERYLLIUM & the environment, ENVIRONMENTAL racism, AFRICAN American social conditions
Abstract

The article discusses how industrial pollution has contaminated the community of Tallevast, Florida, which is made up mainly of African American households. Also cited are the poisoning of the community's groundwater due to the manufacture of weapons-grade beryllium during the Cold War, the cases of environmental racism in African American communities, and the 1996 acquisition by Lockheed Martin of the closed Loral American Berryllium Co. (ABC).

Published
2020

128. Sport Management and the Interdependence With Sport Sociology: Sport as a Social Product.

Author

Bryant, James E.

Subjects
*SOCIOLOGY of sports, *SPORTS, *MANAGEMENT, *RESEARCH, *ETHICS, *SOCIAL classes
Abstract

This perspective suggests that sport management is interdependent with sport sociology as specialization areas, and that in order for researchers in sport management to understand the social product of sport it is critical that they recognize a positive theoretical relationship between sport management and sport sociology. This paper outlines examples of sport management interdependence with sport sociology through brief discussions including deviance and ethics, economics, social stratification, patriarchy, race and ethnicity, and marketing and research. Through these examples it is suggested that sport sociology provides a base for those in sport management to achieve an understanding of the social product of sport. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1993
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135. Making the most of a mature fleet--the Dubai Aluminium experience

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Turbine industry, Electric utilities, Motor vehicle fleets, Gas-turbines, Combustion, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Can 20 year old assets help power producers achieve their goals? As operational needs change, can gas turbines adapt to meet new business challenges? Can critical assets be reinvigorated to [...]

Published
2015

136. What shall we do with an unused op-amp?

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Operational amplifiers -- Usage
Abstract

By James Bryant (Sung to the tune of "What shall we do with the drunken sailor?") Q In the RAQ on op-amps as comparators you mentioned an unused op-amp in […]

Published
2009

137. Glass Diodes May See the Light -- and Hum

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Diodes -- Usage, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. A few months ago you discussed how to prevent the inherent high frequency (HF) noise of a switching supply from escaping into sensitive analog circuits and […]

Published
2009

138. How Big Is It?

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Analog integrated circuits -- Usage, Analog integrated circuits -- Analysis
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. How can I handle signals with huge variations in amplitude? A. With a Logarithmic Amplifier. The world's smallest mammal is the Etruscan Pygmy Shrew, which is […]

Published
2008

139. Stress Is Bad For You - and For Analog ICs

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Calibration -- Research, Analog integrated circuits -- Properties, Strains and stresses -- Influence, Stress relaxation (Materials) -- Influence, Stress relieving (Materials) -- Influence
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. You recently mentioned that mechanical stress alters the calibration of precision analog ICs. Does this mean that mounting them incorrectly can make them inaccurate? A. Indeed […]

Published
2008

140. Hysteresis Blocks Magic

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Measuring instruments -- Usage, Measuring instruments -- Analysis, Hysteresis
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. Can I recalibrate my precision analog circuits to achieve higher accuracy? A. There is no magic¹ process for upgrading the precision of analog circuitry. A phenomenon […]

Published
2008

141. Too Hot or Too Cold May Be Just Right*

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Integrated circuits -- Usage, Integrated circuits -- Evaluation, Semiconductor chips -- Usage, Semiconductor chips -- Evaluation, Standard IC
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. Are absolute maximum and minimum temperatures as absolute as voltage or current ratings? A. No! While integrated circuit manufacturers cannot guarantee devices used outside their temperature […]

Published
2008

142. Rarely Asked Questions

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Capacitors -- Usage, Capacitors -- Analysis
Abstract

By James Bryant Strange but true stories from the call logs of Analog Devices Half Full or Half Empty? Thoughts on Capacity. Q. Are all components with just two wires […]

Published
2008

143. Resistors (and Old Ladies) Have Hidden Depths

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Resistors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Resistor
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. You recently discussed the thermal noise of resistors. They seem to be such straightforward components with just two connections and one simple property: resistance. Do they […]

Published
2007

144. Resistor Noise can be Deafening, and Hard to Reduce

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Operational amplifiers -- Maintenance and repair, Operational amplifiers -- Usage, Electromagnetic noise -- Control
Abstract

By James Bryant, Contributing Writer Q. My low-noise amplifier is not low noise enough. What am I doing wrong? A. It may not be the amplifier causing the trouble; analyze […]

Published
2007

145. Things (Animals and ADCs) Are Not Always What They Seem

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Analog to digital converters -- Usage
Abstract

By James Bryant, Contributing Writer Q. Must I consider high frequency issues when driving a slow ADC? A. Because things are not always what they seem. Consider the quagga - […]

Published
2007

146. Observing Maximum Ratings or How to Avoid Forecasts of Doom

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Integrated circuits -- Analysis, Semiconductor chips -- Analysis, Electric circuit analysis, Standard IC
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. How much safety margin is there in "absolute maximum" ratings? A. None! And integrated circuits (ICs) are not fortune tellers. An IC's absolute maximum rating is […]

Published
2007

147. Resourcefulness, or Why Good Engineers (and Good Cooks) Use the Best Available Components

Author

Bryant, James

Subjects
Integrated circuits -- Usage, Semiconductor chips -- Usage, Engineering design, Standard IC
Abstract

By James Bryant Q. Which (amplifier/switch/converter) is best in a (mobile phone/strain gauge/medical ultrasound system)? A. Whichever is most efficient and cost-effective, no matter what it was originally designed for. […]

Published
2006

149. The Business World and Sport Violence.

Author

Bryant, James

Abstract

The violence in other areas of American culture and society is reflected in American sport and business through economic and media exploitation of violence and the omnipresent pressure to be best. (JN)

Published
1980

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