Where shall John go? Newfoundland.

Where did the doctors go? A study of retention and migration of provisionally licensed international medical graduates practising in Newfoundland and Labrador between 1995 and 2006.

INTRODUCTION More than any other Canadian province, Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) relies on provisionally licensed international medical graduates (PLIMGs) to provide primary health care, particularly in rural communities. However, turnover among PLIMGs is high, and this is expensive and disruptive to the populations they serve. METHODS We developed and analyzed a database that allowed us to...

A contribution to approximate analytical evaluation of Fourier series via an Applied Analysis standpoint; an application in turbulence spectrum of eddies

In the present paper, we shall attempt to make a contribution to approximate analytical evaluation of the harmonic decomposition of an arbitrary continuous function. The basic assumption is that the class of functions that we investigate here, except the verification of Dirichlet's principles, is concurrently able to be expanded in Taylor's representation, over a particular interval of their do...

Psychological Quarterly Retrospect

"I'll put a girdle round the earth In forty minutes"? shall be effected by more legitimate and trustworthy, although less immaterial agency. A little before sunrise on the 5th of August, the American termination of the Atlantic telegraph cable was landed in the Bull's Arm inlet of Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, and the deflection of the magnetic needles, attached to the termination of the cable imm...

Fourth Canadian Conference on Computational Geometry , St . John ' s , Newfoundland , August 1992 Placement and Compaction of Nonconvex Polygons for ClothingManufacture

The Automorphism Group of a Lie Group

Introduction. The group A (G) of all continuous and open automorphisms of a locally compact topological group G may be regarded as a topological group, the topology being defined in the usual fashion from the compact and the open subsets of G (see §1). In general, this topological structure of A(G) is somewhat pathological. For instance, if G is the discretely topologized additive group of an i...