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1	A synthetic hydrologic flow model for the upper James River Basin Colston, Newton V. January 1966 (has links) The object of this thesis is the synthetic generation of possible future flows in the James River at Buchanan, Virginia, through the utilization of existing records of monthly precipitation and runoff. Twelve separate monthly regression models were chosen on the basis of the degree of correlation as indicated by the correlation coefficient. Random monthly precipitation totals were generated from the twelve separate distributions of historical monthly precipitation totals. The synthetic precipitations were used in the twelve monthly models to generate 5000years of artificial record. The 5000-year synthetic record was divided into fifty separate 100-year records for the purpose of analysis. The dependable flows were found for each of the fifty records for each of eight reservoir sizes. The ninety percent confidence interval and the dependable flow for each of eight reservoir sizes was found. The model had a negative bias of approximately thirteen percent. This bias appeared to be alleviated when the dependable flow was expressed as a percent of the average flow for the period in question. It appears that there is great variability in the estimated value of the dependable flow in the James River. / Master of Science LD5655.V855 1966.C59 James River (Va.)
2	Charge prong multiplicity distributions in proton-proton collisions at 28.5 Ge V/c Clifford, Thomas S. January 1974 (has links) Using the Multiparticle Argo Spectrometer System, we have measured the charge prong multiplicity distribution as a function of the kinematic variable of the fast recoil proton for 190,000 events in the reaction pp→p+ANYTHING at 28.5 GeV/c. We find the distributions to be similar to charge prong multiplicities for pp →ANYTHING at different energies. We have looked for a KNO type scaling in W, P and t and find strong evidence only for scaling over W for a fixed range of t. Finally, the scaled distributions, both total and associated, as a function of Ware presented for comparison. / Ph. D. LD5655.V856 1974.C59 Proton-proton interactions
3	Evaluation von Antagonisten des Wnt-3a-Signalwegs in diffusen großzelligen B-Zell-Lymphomen / Evaluation of Wnt-3a signaling antagonists in diffuse large B-cell lymphomas Take, Patricia 29 November 2018 (has links) No description available. 610 Wnt-3a DLBCL XAV939 IWP-2 C59 sFRP4 UM206 Wnt-3a DLBCL XAV939 IWP-2 C59 sFRP4 UM206 Medizin (PPN619874732)

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