SEARCH RESULTS   Found 25 text references: 1. "... of the environment The lawful specification of the environment's layout given by invariant relations of illumination in ambient light carries a qualitative value for a given animal." Source:   WEBSTER, DAVID S. "The concept of affordance and GIS: a note on Llobera" Antiquity 73.282 Dec. 1 1999: 915 2. " The final policy was broad and enduring in scope, and chose to address human rights, employee relations, military weapons, the environment, treatment of animals, sustainable energy, tobacco and professional standards of business conduct." Source:   Miles, Victoria. "Auditing Promises One Bank's Story" CMA Management 74.5 June 1 2000: 42 3. "... development. (7) Although animal experimental research has shown a relation between prenatal androgen exposure and sex-dimorphic behavior, such studies have not examined "gender identity" per se. (8) The impact of the John/Joan case for clinical practice is also tempered by the..." Source:   Stein, Martin T.,Sandberg, David E.,Mazur, Tom,Eugster, Erica,Daaboul, Jorge. "A newborn infant with a disorder of sexual differentiation *" Pediatrics 114.5 Nov. 1 2004: 1473-1478 4. " In his three now little-known replies to Stillingfleet (published 1697 and 1699), Locke clarified the relation between the persons, spirits, animals, angels, and monsters of his Essay." Source:   Dayan, Joan. "St. Paul's parentheses" Southwest Review 89 Mar. 22 2004: 421-442 5. " No+" she said. "We think that there is a fundamental difference between hunting animals and going out there and putting something as dangerous as lead into the environment." " Source:   Bhambhani, Dipka. "Area police are getting lead out - of bullets" Washington Times Oct. 12 1999: 7 6. " Although these devices increase investigator control over chemical stimulus environments, they frequently restrict the mobility of free-ranging animals or create unnatural patterns of contact between the experimental subject and the introduced odor." Source:   Zimmer, Richard K.,Commins, John E.,Browne, Kenneth A. "Regulatory effects of environmental chemical signals on search behavior and foraging success" Ecology 80.4 June 1 1999: 1432-1433 7. " Establishing an epidemiologic link between species of Leptospira obtained through environmental sampling (e.g., testing water, mud, and wild and domestic animals) and pathogenic serovars of Leptospira causing illness in humans in the same environments can be particularly difficult." Source:   . "Update: Leptospirosis and Unexplained Acute Febrile Illness Among Athletes Participating in Triathlons - Illinois and Wisconsin, 1998" Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report v47.n32 Aug. 21 1998: 673-674 8. " Proceeding from the discussion of fluid properties and animal strategies, I offer a basic mode l that uses nondimensional parameters to establish the dynamic similarity between animals in different flow environments." Source:   WEISSBURG, MARC J. "The Fluid Dynamical Context of Chemosensory Behavior" Biological Bulletin 198.2 Apr. 1 2000: 188 9. "... between human music and animal utterances. "Birds, too, learn their songs and use them to be known and attractive in their social environment," Atema explains. "Males sing." Source:   MILIUS, SUSAN. "Music without Borders" Science News 157.16 Apr. 15 2000: 252 10. " Stepwise enrichment of [N.sup.15] along food chains: further evidence and the relation between [delta] [N.sup.15] and animal age." Source:   STERNER, ROBERT W.,GEORGE, NICOLAS B. "CARBON, NITROGEN, AND PHOSPHORUS STOICHIOMETRY OF CYPRINID FISHES" Ecology 81.1 Jan. 1 2000: 127 11. " The relation between the number of species and the number of individuals in a random sample of animal population." Source:   Barrai, I.,Rodriguez-Larralde, A.,Mamolini, E.,Scapoli C. "Isonymy and Isolation by Distance in Italy" Human Biology 71.6 Dec. 1 1999: 947 12. " Stepwise enrichment of 15N along food chains: further evidence and the relation between [Delta]15N and animal age." Source:   Zanden, M. Jake Vander,Rasmussen, Joseph B. "Primary consumer delta13C and delta15N and the trophic position of aquatic consumers" Ecology 80.4 June 1 1999: 1395-1396 13. " Having clarified the relation among confiden ce, animal spirits, and liquidity preference, the paper closes by examining the rationality of the choice between more and less liquid assets." Source:   Dequech, David. "Asset Choice, Liquidity Preference, and Rationality under Uncertainty" Journal of Economic Issues 34.1 Mar. 1 2000: 159 14. " Relations between human beings and animals are necessarily unequal, in virtue of our hugely superior intelligence." Source:   Skidelsky, Edward. "Nonsense upon stilts" New Statesman (1996) 129.4489 June 5 2000: 53 15. " According to Haraway, the advent and diffusion of new communication technologies can eradicate or blur distinctions between human-animal, human-machine, and physical-nonphysical dimensions, and cyberspace presents an inviting environment for communication and identity exploration." Source:   Papacharissi, Zizi,Rubin, Alan M. "Predictors of Internet Use" Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 44.2 Mar. 22 2000: 175 16. " More than 70 per cent of British consumers accused the food industry of cruelty to animals, poor attention to the environment, lax standards and cynical marketing tactics. " Source:   . "What's cooking in the cauldron?" New Statesman (1996) 129.4488 May 29 2000: 4 17. "... * Characteristics and changes in populations * Changes in environments (5-8) * Populations, resources, and environments * Risks and benefits Level Pre-A Main Concepts: Elephants are huge animals." Source:   . "Elephants" Science Weekly 16.15 Apr. 14 2000: 1 18. " This is supported by the fact that two animals had recordable emissions in the low frequencies when they were placed in a sound-attenuated booth, but not when they were in the operating room environment." Source:   LeBourgeois III, H. Wadsworth,Anand, Vinod K.,McAuley, James R.,Dickman, J. David,Malphurs, Jr., Ojus. "Effect of tympanic perforations on the detection of distortion-product otoacoustic emissions" Ear, Nose and Throat Journal 79.8 Aug. 1 2000: 610 19. " For people accustomed to tracking animals and "reading" the subtleties of the environment, sandals could have provided distinctive tracks that easily may have served as social group identifiers." Source:   Geib, Phil R. "SANDAL TYPES AND ARCHAIC PREHISTORY ON THE COLORADO PLATEAU" American Antiquity 65.3 July 1 2000: 509 20. " As food in the environment becomes scarce or difficult to obtain, optimal foraging theory predicts that at some point the animal should..." Source:   BELKE, TERRY W.,KWAN, TAMMI Y. "THE EFFECT OF CHANGES IN AVAILABILITY ON FOOD SELECTION AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF DEPRIVATION" Psychological Record 50.3 June 22 2000: 529 21. " Because Article 2.2 includes the protection of "human health or safety, animal or plant life or health, or the environment" in its list of legitimate objectives, this exception might initially appear to allow a member state to easily escape the harmonization requirement." Source:   Donahue, Alexander M. "Equivalence: not quite close enough for the international harmonization of environmental standards" Environmental Law 30.2 Mar. 22 2000: 363 22. " Corridors and connectivity: animal populations in heterogeneous environments." Source:   PERAULT, DAVID R.,LOMOLINO, MARK V. "CORRIDORS AND MAMMAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ACROSS A FRAGMENTED, OLD-GROWTH FOREST LANDSCAPE" Ecological Monographs 70.3 Aug. 1 2000: 401 23. " However, neither writer defines sentient and neither answers questions such as, Are single celled animals that respond to their environment, such as paramecia and amoebae, sentient?" Source:   . "LETTERS" Free Inquiry 20.3 June 22 2000: 27 24. " Museums must immediately harness their vast, authoritative, collection-based information if the millions of specimens they house are to be relevant to understanding biological diversity and sustaining the earth's plants, animals, microbes, and natural environments. * The challenge of education." Source:   KRISHTALKA, LEONARD,HUMPHREY, PHILIP S. "Can Natural History Museums Capture the Future?" BioScience 50.7 July 1 2000: 611 25. " Yet, it is precisely in the laboratory environment that this animal can best be manipulated and studied as a model system of invertebrate immunity (reviewed in Magor et al., 1999), development..." Source:   LAUZON, ROBERT J.,RINKEVICH, BARUCH,PATTON, C. W.,WEISSMAN, IRVING L. "A Morphological Study of Nonrandom Senescence in a Colonial Urochordate" Biological Bulletin 198.3 June 1 2000: 367 back to top