Rushes dependence

Droplets from the jet caused by liquid rushing to fill the cavity left by the bubble (see Fig. 14-89). These droplets range up to 1000 Im, their size depending on bubble size. This is important only at modest loadings. Once foam forms over the surface, drop ejection by this mode decreases sharply. 

The land area rec[uired for a double-track railway (a minimum right-of-way approximately 44 ft wide) is less than that required for a four-lane highway (at least 50 ft wide at an absolute minimum, and usually much more). Depending on assumptions about load factors, a double-track railway can carry 20,000 to 50,000 passengers in rush hour in each direction. 

Seecof R, Tennant FS Subjective perceptions to the intravenous rush of heroin and cocaine in opioid addicts. Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse 12 79—87, 1987 Sees KL, Delucci KL, Masson C, et al Methadone maintenance vs. 180-day psycho-socially enriched detoxification for treatment of opioid dependence a randomized controlled trial. JAMA 283 1303-1310, 2000 Sells SB Treatment effectiveness, in Handbook on Drug Abuse. Edited by Dupont RE, Goldstein A, O Donnell J. Washington, DC, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1979, pp 105-118... 

Limited results from clinical laboratory evaluations suggested that the GABAj l agonists zaleplon (Rush et al. 1999b) and Zolpidem (Rush et al. 1999a) produce effects that are consistent with abuse potential comparable to that of the benzodiazepine triazolam. The reported incidence of dependence on Zolpidem in the medical literature is low, compared with that for benzodiazepines, and is characterized by use of high doses, often in individuals with a history of substance abuse (Hajak et al. 2003 Vartzopoulos et al. 2000). 

Rush et al.51 first described the effect of thermally induced conformational changes on migration behavior of a-lactalbumin. A sigmoidal dependency of the viscosity-corrected mobility on temperature was observed. Transition temperature also agreed closely with that determined by intrinsic fluorescence measurements. 

Among correlates of nicotine discrimination, a few subjective effects, such as head rush or buzzed , are often associated with discrimination behavior. However, such associations may differ depending on smoking status, sex, and other... 

After just one minute, a rush of nuclear reactions takes place, leaving light nuclei amongst its ashes. These include deuterium, helium-3, helium-4 and lithium-7. The amounts of each of the light elements formed during the Big Bang depend crucially on the nuclear density of the Universe, i.e. on the mean number of protons and neutrons per cubic centimetre. This is because light nuclei are created by nuclear reactions, in which dark matter can play no possible role. 

Two lovers spy each other on opposite sides of the room and run toward one another. They meet somewhere between where they started running — and where they meet depends on how fast each can run. You can assume that there are no chairs to dodge in their mad dashes. The setup used to solve this problem is pretty much the same as a problem involving two bulls rushing at one another from either side of the arena or two trains approaching one another from opposite directions along the same track. 

Equation (1.27), which has been expanded to different types of liquid chromatography (Knox equation), shows that there is an optimum flow rate for each separation and that this does indeed correspond to the minimum on the curve represented by equation (1.27). The loss in efficiency that occurs when the velocity is increased represents what occurs when trying to rush the chromatographic separation by increasing the flow rate of the mobile phase. However, intuition can hardly predict the loss in efficiency that occurs when the flow is too slow. To explain this phenomenon, the origins of the terms A, B and C have to be considered. Each of these parameters has a domain of influence that can be seen in Fig. 1.9. Essentially, this curve does not depend on the nature of the solute. 

Fillmore, M.T., Rush, C.R., and Hays, L., Acute effects of oral cocaine on inhibitory control of behavior in humans, Drug Alcohol Depend., 67, 157, 2002. 

Rush C, Willetts A, Davies G, Dauter Z, Watson H, Littlechild J (1995) Purification, Crystallisation and Preliminary X-Ray Analysis of the Vanadium-Dependent Haloperoxi-dase from Corallina officinalis. FEBS Lett 359 244... 

This problem is also linked with the question of single and cumulative doses, which vary widely in different studies [15]. Should the cumulative dose be reached within a short period or may it be more effective if it is distributed for a longer time span Should therapy be abolished when symptoms decreased or disappeared or should it also be continued during additional symptom-free seasons The answers probably depend again upon several factors, such as the kind of allergens. Short-term therapies similar to subcutaneous rush therapies were tried out, but results are still very limited [16]. 

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