FROM KAISER WILHELM ALLEY TO JOHN PAUL IIND ALLEY: SZCZECIN/STETTIN STREET NAMES BETWEEN HISTORY AND POLITICS

Neurogenesis and depression: breakthrough or blind alley?

Pieces of evidence are emerging in support of the startling idea that the birth of new neurones in the adult brain in some way underlies major depression. Although there are intriguing parallels between factors that regulate neurogenesis and those predicting depression or its recovery, at this point, we should remain sceptical but allow cautious hope that more effective therapies may be suggested.

The Taming of Two Alley CATs

Round robin tournaments are used in a wide variety of competition settings and especially in recreational sports leagues. The outcomes of such tournaments can be modelled by an orientation of the edges of a complete graph, where each vertex corresponds to a unique competitor. A score sequence is an nondecreasing sequence of the out-degrees of such a graph. In this paper we analyze two previousl...

Alley and inter-plot effect on chickpeas

Alley floor Cleanliness in Dairy Cubicle Barns

Different alley flooring systems have been found to influence claw health and locomotion among dairy cows in cubicle barns. The ability to keep the alley floors clean and dry is part of this. It is, however, challenging to keep the alleys clean at all time. Different cleaning regimes are used, and barns are equipped with a diversity of scrapers and alley surfaces. Scrapers are earlier found to ...

Alley CATs in search of good homes

A score sequence of a tournament is a monotonically non-decreasing sequence of the out-degrees of its vertices. We develop two algorithms that generates all score sequences, each of which appears to use only a constant amount of computation per sequence produced. A degree sequence of a graph is a monotonically non-increasing sequence of the degrees of its vertices. We develop an algorithm that ...