The overlap of physical medicine and psychology has been a personal and academic interest for many years. Undergraduate programs have tended to focus on the " rats and stats " rather than on the human-to-human interactions. There has been a paucity of available material. A recent text edited by Kolt and Andersen and published by Churchill Livingston has resulted in a wonderful resource for the ...

background and aims. the use of fluoride mouthrinses has been proved to be one of the most effective ways to prevent tooth decay. a community based program using f+ rinse at school has also proved to be well-controlled and efficient. the aim of this investigation was to evaluate fluoride uptake level of a locally prepared naf rinse used in iran’s school program during 2005. materials and method...

“realism” is a critical term which in its specific sense refers to a literary movement in mid-nineteenth century and in its general sense designates a style of writing that has continued into the contemporary period. the school principal, a short novel by jalal ale-ahmad, is a characteristic example of realism in its general sense in which the author attempts to represent people and social cond...

The quality of GIS data cannot be assessed independently of what it should be used for (“fitness for use”); this assessment requires currently human expert interaction. If the user describes how he uses the data to make a decision, a general method for assessing the quality with respect to their decision is possible. The decision process is divided into two phases, the first producing a decisio...

In [ref 1] apparently published in 2006 professor Cadogan presents an interesting function that maps natural numbers into a two dimensional array based on how many ones the number trails off with. The length of trailing one's is said to be the row index. The rest of the number, divided by 2, is the column index. He then shows that applying the Collatz function reduces the ending string of ones ...