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In Chapter 1, we discussed historic product innovations, both motivated by external market-pull and by internal technology-push motivations. Figure 12.1 shows a quadrant that was popularized by the Boston Consulting Group as the stars and dogs chart, and later popularized by Donald Stokes as Pasteur s quadrant. The horizontal axis shows the strength of external market-pull, and the vertical axis shows the level of... [Pg.340]

Hale, W.J. The Farm Chemurgic Farmward the Star of Destiny Lights Our Way, Stratford Company Boston, MA, 1934, p. 141. [Pg.473]

Menzel, Donald H., and Jay M. Pasachoff. Stars and Planets. Boston Houghton Mifflin Company, 1983. [Pg.2091]

Figure 7. Effect of dipyridamole on the interrelationships between myocardial oxygen consumption and coronary blood flow (A), myocardial oxygen consumption and pericardial infusate concentration of adenosine (B), and pericardial infusate concentration of adenosine and coronary blood flow (C) in the anesthetized open-chest untreated dog (solid lines) during basal conditions (open squares) and interventions (open stars), such as aortic constriction, calcium infusion, norepinephrine infusion, and atrial pacing. The closed squares and stars represent the control and experimental procedures, respectively, when carried out in the presence of dipyridamole (dotted lines). Note that in A and B, dipyridamole shifts the curves to the left (greater flow for the same oxygen consumption). In C, the close parallelism between adenosine release and coronary blood flow is unaffected by dipyridamole. (Reproduced by permission of Martinus Nijhoff publishing, Boston, The Regulatory Function of Adenosine, In Berne RM, Rail TW, Rubio R (eds), p. 293,1983). Figure 7. Effect of dipyridamole on the interrelationships between myocardial oxygen consumption and coronary blood flow (A), myocardial oxygen consumption and pericardial infusate concentration of adenosine (B), and pericardial infusate concentration of adenosine and coronary blood flow (C) in the anesthetized open-chest untreated dog (solid lines) during basal conditions (open squares) and interventions (open stars), such as aortic constriction, calcium infusion, norepinephrine infusion, and atrial pacing. The closed squares and stars represent the control and experimental procedures, respectively, when carried out in the presence of dipyridamole (dotted lines). Note that in A and B, dipyridamole shifts the curves to the left (greater flow for the same oxygen consumption). In C, the close parallelism between adenosine release and coronary blood flow is unaffected by dipyridamole. (Reproduced by permission of Martinus Nijhoff publishing, Boston, The Regulatory Function of Adenosine, In Berne RM, Rail TW, Rubio R (eds), p. 293,1983).
Fig. 2.1.3a-f. Various radiofrequency (RF) electrodes a single needle design (Cool Tip, Valleylab System, Tyco), b cluster-electrode (Cool Tip Cluster, Valleylab, Tyco) multi-tined electrodes (c LeVeen, Radiotherapeutics, Boston Scientific d Star-burst XL e perfused Talon needle, AngioDynamics-RlTA) f internally cooled, bipolar single needle electrode (Olympus Celon)... [Pg.11]

Kohn, A., Punished by Rewards The Trouble with Gold Stars, Incentive Plans, A s, Praise, and Other Bribes, Houghton Mifflin, Boston, MA, 1993. [Pg.231]

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