It was in 1933–34 that the first discovery of Bhutanitis ludlowi made by plant explorer Frank Ludlow and George Sheriff at Tobrang, upper part Trashiyangtse valley, Bhutan. rediscovered after a lapse 76 years 2009 Bhutanese forester Karma Wangdi. is native to occurs few pockets areas northeastern Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary (BWS). There has been no report which described complete life cycle ti...

Living organisms have regular patterns and routines that involve obtaining food and carrying out life-history stages such as breeding, migrating, molting and hibernating. The acquisition, utilization, and storage of energy reserves (and other resources) are critical to lifetime reproductive success, and this reproductive process could be affected by predictable and unpredictable environmental c...

BACKGROUND A previous report of 5,782 trauma patients demonstrated higher mortality among those transported by emergency medical services (EMS) than among their non-EMS-transported counterparts. HYPOTHESIS Trauma patients who are transported by EMS and those who are not differ in the injury-to-hospital arrival time interval. DESIGN Prospective cohort-matched observation study. SETTING Lev...

“All-but-many lossy trapdoor functions” (ABM-LTF) are a powerful cryptographic primitive studied by Hofheinz (Eurocrypt 2012). ABM-LTFs are parametrised with tags: a lossy tag makes the function lossy; an injective tag makes the function injective, and invertible with a trapdoor. Existing ABM-LTFs rely on non-standard assumptions. Our first result is an ABM-LTF construction from lattices, based...

To the Editor: Dr McLellan and colleagues state that drug addiction should be treated as a chronic medical disease. This contradicts our experiences as a sheriff (L.A.) and an emergency department physician (D.L.S.) who regularly encounter patients who provide false histories concerning trauma or pain syndromes, insist on narcotic analgesics, and vigorously refuse nonnarcotic analgesics or foll...

Rogers, Jennifer, and Don D. Sheriff. Role of estrogen in nitric oxideand prostaglandin-dependent modulation of vascular conductance during treadmill locomotion in rats. J Appl Physiol 97: 756– 763, 2004; 10.1152/japplphysiol.00115.2004.—Endothelial production of nitric oxide (NO) and prostaglandins (PG) may be greater in females than in males, increasing vasodilatory responses in females. Does...

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JOHN CRANE lived in Cambridge for most of his life and died there, a wealthy man, on 26 May 1652 at the age of eighty-one. His name has been kept alive to the present day in Cambridge University by his Charity for paying the medical expenses of poor, sick scholars. The towns of Wisbech, Cambridge, King's Lynn, and Ipswich also received benefactions in his will for setting up young men in busine...

In the 1840s the young Friedrich Engels reported from the industrial areas of England: "It is not surprising that the workers should drink heavily. Sheriff Alison asserts that 30,000 workers are drunk in Glasgow every Saturday night. And this is certainly no underestimate. . . . It is particularly on Saturday evenings that intoxication can be seen in all its bestiality, for it is then that the ...

I propose to explain the diachronic development of the aspectual system in Russian in terms of Horn strategies (partial blocking). The analysis is based on Blutner’s bidirectional OT, which has a strong diachronic dimension. I also suggest that a context-sensitive version of bidirectional OT can play a role in explaining the synchronic situation for Russian aspect. 1 Horn strategies in the lexi...