Search

Your search keyword '"Myers, C. g."' showing total 16 results
Start Over Author "Myers, C. g."
16 results on '"Myers, C. g."'

2. CORRESPONDENCE

Author

WILLIAMS, J. D., PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, and MYERS, C. G.

Published
1956

4. Renal disease among males with haemophilia

Author

Nocera, F, Kulkarni, R. a., Soucie, J. M. b., Evatt, B. b., Cicatello, B. b., Jackson, D. b., Hoffman, R. c., Michael, S. c., Manco-Johnson, M. d., Nuss, R. d., Riske, B. d., Stultz, J. d., Stroup, N. e., Brockman, E. f., Hill, H. f., Mcdowell, B. f., Poindexter, T. f., Smith, K. f., Stein, S. f., Myers, C. g., Bates, B. h., Bunting, J. h., Leissinger, C. h., Shea, V. h., Wulff, K. h., Livens, L. i., J. i., Su, Walker, D. i., Wilber, N. i., Ewenstein, B. j., Ross, F. j., Brettler, D. k., Forsberg, A. k., Geary, P. k., Thibeault, D. k., Arrington, M. l., Bartholomew, J. l., Connelly, B. l., Cushman, B. l., Kearney, B. l., Kolakoski, M. l., Lima, J. l., Linden, J. l., Aulov, E. m., Gaynor, S. m., Kinney, S. n., Huszti, H. o., Kiplinger, F. o., Sexauer, C. o., Asal, N. p., Cowan, L. p., Erickson, B. p., Hudson, L. p., Smith-Edwards, C. p., Warner, S. p., and Young, M. p.

Published
2012

8. UHF Scintillation Characteristics as Observed From Keflavik, Iceland. Preliminary Report.

Author

NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON D C, Goodman,J M, Watkins,P L, Myers,C G, Hogg,R, NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON D C, Goodman,J M, Watkins,P L, Myers,C G, and Hogg,R

Abstract

This is a study of characteristics of low-elevation and high-latitude scintillation. Transmissions at 360 MHz from ATS-6 were received at Keflavik, Iceland, during June, September, and October and were analyzed to extract information related to the amplitude scintillation introduced by ionospheric and/or tropospheric inhomogeneities. This report describes the data acquisition and processing procedures and some interim results. The overall average scintillation index S sub 4 was found to be 0.15, and the 1-99% fading range was about 3.5 dB. The scintillation was found to be more strongly controlled by magnetic than solar activity, as expected. The amplitude statistics were found to be non-Rayleigh, and the smaller scintillation levels observed in this study were roughly approximated by the Nakagami-m model. The power spectra exhibited a power-law rolloff from a corner frequency of 0.067 Hz with an index of -2 on the average. Generally 50% of the scintillation power was provided by frequencies less than 0.03 Hz, and the fade-duration and fade-interval distributions were typically exponential.

Published
1978

16. Pulmonary injuries associated with acute sulfur dioxide inhalation.

Author

Charan NB, Myers CG, Lakshminarayan S, and Spencer TM

Subjects
Acute Disease, Adult, Humans, Lung pathology, Lung Diseases diagnosis, Lung Diseases pathology, Middle Aged, Occupational Diseases diagnosis, Occupational Diseases pathology, Respiratory Function Tests, Accidents, Occupational, Lung Diseases chemically induced, Occupational Diseases chemically induced, Sulfur Dioxide adverse effects
Abstract

This report describes an industrial accident in which 5 previously healthy persons were acutely exposed to very high concentrations of sulfur dioxide. Of these 5 subjects, the 2 with the highest exposure died immediately; histologic examination of the lungs revealed extensive sloughing of the mucosa of large and small airways along with hemorrhagic alveolar edema. The 3 survivors were evaluated with pulmonary function tests performed at regular intervals. One subject subsequently developed symptomatic severe airway obstruction unresponsive to bronchodilators; another subject developed asymptomatic mild obstructive and restrictive disease, and the third subject continued to be asymptomatic with normal pulmonary function tests. This report severe to document the histologic features of fatal exposure to sulfur dioxide and stresses the need to follow parameters of pulmonary function in the nonfatal cases.

Published
1979
Full Text
View/download PDF

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results