METEOROLOGICAL REGISTRATIONS IN SAMOA, 1902–1906. III. SUNSHINE

Sunshine and the cardiovascular benefits – a dose of sunshine!

Registrations vs Redefinitions in Mizar

In this paper we brie y discuss two constructions of the Mizar language rede nitions and registrations. We focus on practical aspects of using them in Mizar texts to be e ectively processed by the Mizar Verifier. We describe situations when rede nitions can be and should be replaced by corresponding registrations.

Rattus exulans in Western Samoa

THE COMMON RAT of Polynesia is Rattus exulans (Peale). It appears to be closely related to, and ptobably derived from Rattus concolor of the Malay region. The concolor group, and its derivatives, occur all over the Pacific, being represented in the Oceanic islands by R. exulans, R. micronesiensis and R. hawaiiensis. Other species have been erected for the Polynesian forms, but it may be simpler...

Sunshine on MS

tion, and thought that visual solar radiation might provide protection from developing MS. In 1970, a study from Switzerland (which is on a similar latitude in the northern hemisphere as Tasmania is in the southern hemisphere) [5] showed a higher clinical RR in winter and spring months, and a later study (also from the northern hemisphere) [6] of seasonal fluctuations in Gd-enhancing lesions on...

Method Registrations June

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