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2. WAVES & TSUNAMMI PROJECT

Author

Frashure, K.M., Chen, R.F., Stephen, R.A., Bolmer, T., Lavin, M., Strohschneider, D., Maichle, R., Micozzi, N., and Cramer, C.

Published
2007

8. Contract manufacturing: is the war over?

Author

Bates, Stephen R.A. and Kirkwood, Derrick A.

Subjects
Contract manufacturing -- Taxation, Corporate income taxes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Controlled foreign corporations -- Taxation, Government regulation, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 936)
Published
2008

10. Reproposed s. 863(d) and (e) regulations: a new and improved approach to sourcing income from space, ocean, and comunications activities.

Author

Bates, Stephen R.A.

Subjects
Foreign source income taxation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Space business enterprises -- Taxation, Shipping industry -- Taxation, Telecommunications services industry -- Taxation, Communications industry -- Taxation, Telecommunications services industry, Government regulation, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 683(d)-683(e))
Published
2005

11. U.S. tax planning for providers of cross-border services.

Author

Bates, Stephen R.A., Bowers, Chris, and Cowan, Jeffrey P.

Subjects
Taxation of services -- Laws, regulations and rules, International business enterprises -- Taxation, Tax planning -- Methods, Government regulation
Published
2005

12. Tax planning for providers of cross-border services.

Author

Bates, Stephen R.A., Bowers, Chris, and Cowan, Jeffrey P.

Subjects
Tax planning -- Management, Foreign source income taxation -- Planning, Company business management, Company business planning
Published
2005

13. The proposed regulations regarding the taxation of space, ocean and communications activity: how the failure to follow relevant policy guidelines leads to quixotic taxation.

Author

Lainoff, Steven R., Littman, Allen J., Bates, Stephen R.A., and Cowan, Jeffrey P., Jr.

Subjects
Income tax -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax law -- Evaluation, International communication -- Taxation, Space transportation -- Taxation, Shipping industry -- Taxation, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C. 863(d)-863(e))
Abstract

This article critiques proposed regulations on the taxation of income from activity in space or international waters and international communications. The authors believe that the regulations are not consistent with prevailing national and international economic policies. They suggest ways to improve these regulations.

Published
2002

19. Deep seafloor arrivals: An unexplained set of arrivals in long-range ocean acoustic propagation

Author

Stephen, R.A., Bolmer, S.T., Dzieciuch, M.A., Worcester, P.F., Andrew, R.K., Buck, L.J., Mercer, J.A., Colosi, J.A., Howe, B.M., and Oceanography

Abstract

The article of record may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.3158826 The LOAPEX source deployments, the moored DVLA receiver deployments, and some post-cruise data reduction and analysis were funded by the Office of Naval Research under Award Nos. N00014-1403-1-0181, N00014-03-1-0182, and N00014-06-1-0222. Additional post-cruise analysis support was provided to RAS through the Edward W. and Betty J. Scripps Chair for Excellence in Oceanography. The OBS/Hs used in the experiment were provided by Scripps Institution of Oceanography under the U.S. National Ocean Bottom Seismic Instrumentation Pool, SIO-OBSIP—http://www.obsip.org. To cover the costs of the OBS/H deployments funds were paid to SIO- OBSIP from the National Science Foundation and from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Deep Ocean Exploration Institute. The OBS/H data are archived at the IRIS,Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology. Data Management Center. N00014-1403-1-0181 N00014-03-1-0182 N00014-06-1-0222

Published
2009

29. A long in situ section of the lower ocean crust: results of ODP Leg 176 drilling at the Southwest Indian Ridge

Author

Dick, H.J.B., Natland, J.H., Miller, D.J., Alt, J.C., Bach, W., Bideau, D., Gee, J.S., Haggas, S., Hertogen, J.G.H., Hirth, G., Holm, Paul Martin, Ildefonse, B., Iturrino, G.J., John, B.E., Kelley, D.S., Kikawa, E., Kingdon, A., Le Roux, P.J., Maeda, J., Meyer, P.S., Naslund, H.R., Niu, Y., Robinson, P.T., Snow, J.E., Stephen, R.A., Trimby, P.W., Worm, H.-U., Yoshinobu, A., Dick, H.J.B., Natland, J.H., Miller, D.J., Alt, J.C., Bach, W., Bideau, D., Gee, J.S., Haggas, S., Hertogen, J.G.H., Hirth, G., Holm, Paul Martin, Ildefonse, B., Iturrino, G.J., John, B.E., Kelley, D.S., Kikawa, E., Kingdon, A., Le Roux, P.J., Maeda, J., Meyer, P.S., Naslund, H.R., Niu, Y., Robinson, P.T., Snow, J.E., Stephen, R.A., Trimby, P.W., Worm, H.-U., and Yoshinobu, A.

Published
2000

30. Lower oceanic crust formed at an ultra-slow-spreading ridge; Ocean Drilling Program Hole 735B, Southwest Indian Ridge

Author

Robinson, P.T., Dick, H.J.B., Natland, J.H., Miller, D.J., Alt, J.C., Bach, W., Bideau, D., Gee, J.S., Haggas, S., Hertogen, J.G.H., Hirth, G., Holm, Paul Martin, Ildefonse, B., Iturrino, G.J., John, B.E., Kelley, D.S., Kikawa, E., Kingdon, A., Le Roux, P.J., Maeda, J., Meyer, P.S., Naslund, H.R., Niu, Y., Snow, J.E., Stephen, R.A., Trimby, P.W., Worm, H.-U., Yoshinobu, A., Robinson, P.T., Dick, H.J.B., Natland, J.H., Miller, D.J., Alt, J.C., Bach, W., Bideau, D., Gee, J.S., Haggas, S., Hertogen, J.G.H., Hirth, G., Holm, Paul Martin, Ildefonse, B., Iturrino, G.J., John, B.E., Kelley, D.S., Kikawa, E., Kingdon, A., Le Roux, P.J., Maeda, J., Meyer, P.S., Naslund, H.R., Niu, Y., Snow, J.E., Stephen, R.A., Trimby, P.W., Worm, H.-U., and Yoshinobu, A.

Abstract

ODPH 735B, Southwest Indian Ridge

Published
2000

31. Return to Hole 735B

Author

Dick, H.J.B, Natland, J.H., Miller, D.J., Alt, J.C., Bach, W., Bideau, D., Gee, J.S., Haggas, S, Hertogen, J.G.H., Hirth, G, Holm, Paul Martin, Ildefonse, B., Iturrino, G.J., John, B.E., Kelley, D.S., Kikawa, E., Kingdon, A., Le Roux, P.J, Maeda, J., Meyer, P.S., Naslund, H.R., Niu, Y, Robinson, P.T., Snow, J.E., Stephen, R.A., Trimby, P.W., Worm, H-U., Yoshinobu, A., Dick, H.J.B, Natland, J.H., Miller, D.J., Alt, J.C., Bach, W., Bideau, D., Gee, J.S., Haggas, S, Hertogen, J.G.H., Hirth, G, Holm, Paul Martin, Ildefonse, B., Iturrino, G.J., John, B.E., Kelley, D.S., Kikawa, E., Kingdon, A., Le Roux, P.J, Maeda, J., Meyer, P.S., Naslund, H.R., Niu, Y, Robinson, P.T., Snow, J.E., Stephen, R.A., Trimby, P.W., Worm, H-U., and Yoshinobu, A.

Published
1999

32. Ocean crustal drilling at the Hawaii-2 Observatory

Author

Stephen, R.A., primary, Kasahara, J., additional, Acton, G.D., additional, Calhoun, R.S., additional, Haraguchi, S., additional, Hoskins, H., additional, Lustrino, M., additional, Manz, W., additional, Nakumara, M., additional, Natland, J.H., additional, Nielsen, I., additional, Paul, H., additional, Schumann-Kindel, G., additional, Sherman, S., additional, Sun, Y.-F., additional, and Wilson, J., additional

Published
2003
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38. Therapeutic Strategies in Common Variable Immunodeficiency.

Author

Sewell, W.A. Carrock, Buckland, Matthew S., and Jolles, Stephen R.A.

Subjects
IMMUNODEFICIENCY, IMMUNOGLOBULINS, INTERFERONS
Abstract

The treatment of common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is currently based on the early recognition of the condition and replacement immunoglobulin combined with prompt treatment of infections and complications. The route of administration, dose and frequency of administration of immunoglobulin still vary between centres and countries. Other interventions aimed at overcoming the immunological defects in CVID such as interleukin-2 therapy are being studied but there is as yet insufficient evidence to support their routine use. The treatment of complications such as suppurative lung disease uses principles broadly similar to those used for cystic fibrosis, whereas the granulomatous complications involving the lungs and other organ systems are in need of much more research to define optimum therapies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2003
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39. Naming and Equivalence: Response Latencies for Emergent Relations

Author

Bentall, Richard P., Dickins, David W., and Fox, Stephen R.A.

Abstract

In an attempt to distinguish between associative network and verbal mediation accounts of equivalence formation, three experiments were carried out in which conditional stimulus relations were established and response latencies assessed during tests for emergent relations. In Experiment 1, three groups of adults were trained with six three-member classes of visual stimuli, using different kinds of stimuli for each group: readily nameable pictograms, which were “preassociated” (Group 1); equally nameable but “non-associated” pictograms (Group 2); or non-associated “abstract” stimuli, designed to discourage the use of verbal mediators (Group 3). For those trained with pictograms, equal response latencies were observed on all tested relations, viz. trained associations, symmetry, transitivity, and transitivity with symmetry, but for subjects given abstract stimuli response latencies were greater on tests requiring transitivity. In Experiment 2 this result was replicated with methodological refinements, using only groups trained with preassociated pictograms or abstract stimuli. In Experiment 3 subjects were pretrained to label abstract stimuli with either individual names or class names. Latencies were longer for tests involving transitivity in the case of those subjects using individual names, but equal response latencies were observed on all four types of test for those using class names. The results suggest that equivalence classes May be supported by either an associative network or by verbal mediation, depending on stimulus conditions and the subsequent strategies employed by subjects.

Published
1993
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