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In conclusion, the reliable, functionally vital and stereotyped nature of the pups response to the chemical signal governing nipple-search behaviour would seem to qualify this as a true mammalian releasing pheromone (Beauchamp, Doty, Moulton and Mugford 1976) and particularly as it appears to be species-specific rabbit pups fail to respond to lactating cats, rats, guinea pigs or even hares with nipple-search behaviour or nipple attachment (Muller 1978 Hudson 1985 own observations). 

However, freely adding individual stereotypes leads to inconsistent models. Rather than attach stereotypes to every construct in the picture, we establish a set of defaults a particular default meaning for each pictorial element without stereotypes, or a consistent family of stereotypes. This default set is a called a dialect. To specify which dialect a package should use, quote the dialect in the package tab. Naturally, the use of consistent dialects will simplify things but if the dialects have a common underlying translation (see... 

Tolerance, sensitisation, craving, withdrawal and relapse may actually be more complicated than indicated above and may involve separate mechanisms which are too complex to summarise here (See Altman et al., 1996). Recent research on specific drugs of abuse is reviewed by several authors in a special issue of Trends in Pharmacological Sciences 13 169-219 (1992). However, the concept of addiction as "an emotional fixation. .. acquired through learning, which intermittently or continually expresses itself in a purposeful stereotyped behaviour with the character and force of a natural drive, aiming at a specific pleasure or the avoidance of specific discomfort (Bejerot, 1980) still broadly applies. 

In order to document the key characteristics of the tourist, a number of themes will be explored here. First, the existence and nature of tourist stereotypes will be considered. Then, the role of the tourist as a social position in society will be pursued. This treatment, together with some important conceptual schemes that help organise the stereotypes and role-related studies, will be followed by a consideration of the rich range of univariate approaches frequently used to classify tourists. 

As historians of science have begun to follow natural knowledge beyond universities and academies and into princely courts, artisanal workshops, households, museums, marketplaces, and ships bound for the Americas, they have brought the history of science into much closer dialogue with the broader history of Europe. This book aims to contribute to this process by engaging issues of central concern to social and cultural historians of early modern Europe the organization of work, social mobility, court culture, and crime. Too easily relegated to the twin stereotypes of adept or... 

However, all students experience interactions with other students outside the classroom every day on a campus. We attempted to gauge individual involvement that is a result of having diverse groups in departments, in classrooms, on campuses, and in workplaces. This informal interaction with diversity is not particularly controlled by the institution. We often assumed that if we diversified the student body, that stereotyping and discrimination would dissipate because people would be able to interact with diverse people. We are finding that this is not always the case, as there remains a great deal of variability in students interactions with diverse peers on campuses. The quality and the nature of those interactions with diverse peers are important, and we are monitoring the impact of this on educational outcomes. 

By chymical matters I, following Newman and Principe s proposal, mean things whose nature runs across the divide between the now stereotyped view of chemistry (rational and scientific) and that of alchemy (mystical and pseudo-scientific) at the early modern age when alchemy and chemistry were essentially synonymous with each other. See Newman and Principe, Alchemy vs. Chemistry. ... 

Costall, B. Naylor, R.J. Neumeyer, J.L. (1975) Differences in the nature of the stereotyped behaviour induced by aporphine derivatives in the rat and in their actions in extrapyramidal and mesolimbic brain areas. Eur. J. Pharmacol. 31, 1-16. 

Publications in plant systematica sometimes are built according to the stereotypical pattern in natural sciences definition of the problem - material and methods - results of observations and/or experiments - discussion. In many cases, however, the results of the systematic research are presented differently, viz. as a survey of a part of the system of classification. The degree of elaboration of the survey and the scope of the research (geographically and taxonomical-ly) may differ widely. The diagram in fig. 5 gives a diagram of the different types of classifying publications. 

The design of individual studies that address possible interactions through the CYP450 metabolic pathway are, although often somewhat stereotypical, never completely standard. Usually these are phase I healthy volunteer studies which have primary end points of a pharmacokinetic nature. The studies can usually be done in an open-label fashion and without the use of placebo, because the end point is objective drug concentrations reported in the laboratory cannot be influenced by investigator bias. 

Zou Z, Horowitz LF, Montmayeur JP, Snapper S, Buck LB. 2001. Genetic tracing reveals a stereotyped sensory map in the olfactory cortex. Nature 414 173-179. 

The widespread use of their ion-exchange properties in the water-softening/detergent industry and their strong acid catalysis properties in petroleum-refining have made zeolites the workhorse materials in both applications. While this has attracted many researchers to the zeolite field, it has also had the effect of typecasting these remarkable materials into a limited number of chemical roles. The work reported below is a brief review of our own work here at Du Pont which attempts to dispel this stereotype by demonstrating that there are many remarkable similarities between zeolite structures and those of protein portions of natural... 

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