XXXIII. Denudation and deposition

Xxxiii. the Decarboxylation of Pectin

Xxxiii. the Fat of Yeast

Probably owing to the small quantity of material usually available, only one previous examination of yeast fat, that by Hinsberg and Roos [1903], appears to have been carried out, and, as this investigation was inconclusive on several points, it appeared to be worth while to go over the ground again. In an examination of yeast products for the "vitamines" or "hormones" connected with the phenom...

The influence of piedmont deposition on the time scale of mountain-belt denudation

[1] The linear correlation between modern sediment yields and mean drainage-basin elevation suggests that mountainbelt topography is denuded exponentially with a time scale of approximately 50 Myr following the cessation of active uplift. Some Paleozoic orogens, however, still exist as highelevation terrain. Here I explore this paradox within the broader question of what variables control the d...

The Ring — Issue XXXIII — May 2013

We present 3D Constrained Local Model (CLM-Z) for robust facial feature tracking under varying pose. Our approach integrates both depth and intensity information in a common framework. We show the benefit of our CLMZ method in both accuracy and convergence rates over regular CLM formulation through experiments on publicly available datasets. Additionally, we demonstrate a way to combine a rigid...

Notes on Some Remedies. XXXIII. Dehydration and Its Treatment

? serve as a guide and should be varied to suit the special needs of infants, as each case ^quires separate consideration. The child should be under frequent observation as its Condition may undergo rapid alteration in a snort time. Skilled nursing is an important Part of treatment. General.?No purgative is usually required as diarrhoea has been sufficiently severe to 0,nPty the intestinal trac...