Politico-geographic aspects of regionalization of Serbia

Central versus peripheral aspects of neuromuscular regionalization

the secondary spindle afferents. It has been shown (Binder et al. 1976; Binder & Stuart 1980a) that not only group Iaafferents but also spindle group 11 derents are responsive to a distinctive set of motor units in a muscle. Windhorst and Meyer-Lohmann (1977) suggest that synchrony in neighboring spindles is caused not only by activity in specific motor units, but perhaps also by shared gamma i...

Leukocytes Geographic Aspects of Malignant

S 117 Medicine, Asahimachi-dori, Niigata, Japan. Haematologia 4: 15-20, 1970. In 20 of 23 patients with chronic renal failure no measurable plasma and urinary erythropoietin could be detected in spite of the presence of severe anemia. In addition, plasma from 11 of 13 anemic uremic subjects induced a significant inhibition of ESF, while normal human plasma was enhancing the erythropoietic effec...

Politico - Economic Equilibrium Andeconomic

an introduction to philosophical aspects of political and geographic relationships

while it is a well-known fact that geopolitics is a subject of boardroom discussions that has been derived from the debth of political science, there are those who consider it to be an academic discipline, independent of both political geography and political science. yet, an etymological review of the case proves that political geography must have gained prominance as a specialist field of aca...

Geographic aspects of inequality and poverty

Poverty analysis is often based on national level indicators that are compared over time or across countries. The broad trends that can be identified using aggregate information are useful for evaluating and monitoring the overall performance of a country. For many policy and research applications, however, the information that can be extracted from aggregate indicators is not sufficient. Resea...