The internal auditor is one of the most misunderstood individuals in a modern business organization. He is often described as a cold, unemotional non-human who smiles only when he has uncovered someone's error. Such an ...

The first evidence suggesting any endocrine function for the pituitary gland was presented in a short paper by Oliver and Schafer (1895) which described the pressor effect of an aqueous extract of the gland (24). Subsequent ...

The hippocampus has been the source of much investigation in recent years. Its characteristic gross appearance and considerable size in higher species has stimulated wide interest relative to its function which has resulted ...

The Company | Saber International Airlines was organized as Saber Airlines, Inc., in 1953. The company started as a small feeder airline in the midwest and by 1965 had grown to be a major contender for choice international routes.

A decade ago it was predicted that the migration of American industry would produce a crisis in the Midwest. Manufacturing plants, attracted by the climate or favorable tax and labor policies were expected to shift their ...

The current demand for capital funds in this country is at an extremely high level. This high level of demand, in a time when inflation is under attack, has caused interest rates to move upward very rapidly. The full ...

Since the helix-coil transition of synthetic polypeptides was first postulated, many methods have been developed to study this phenomenon. The chemistry of polypeptides in solution has been of particular interest, since ...

It is reasonably safe to say that any qualified student of mathematics is able to find several texts which adequately treat the subject of convergence of integrals of a sequence of functions over some fixed domain. However, ...

D. H. Lawrence's purpose in life was two-fold: as both artist and prophet, he sought to express in terns of his own soul the realities of life, and to change them as well. Thus, he was aware that his and "every work of art ...

Environmental and physiological control of incubation behavior in wild and domesticated birds has been under investigation for the past thirty-five years. Most of the early literature deals with the non-passerines, ...