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	Multiple Sclerosis - Evanston Northwestern Healthcare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This is a simple and painless electrical test of nerve function that assesses how long it takes nerve impulses from the eye, ear, or skin to reach the brain.
		A sense of control and connection appears to be extremely important for MS patients.
		In one study, caregivers reported that among the most distressing aspects were the psychological impact of MS on the patient and the incurability of the disease.
	www.enh.org /healthandwellness/encyclopedia/wellconnected/000017.aspx (12748 words)

	Correlation of the Church, Administration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Correlation is the process of identifying the role of each part of the Church, placing each in its proper relationship to the others, and ensuring that each functions properly.
		Correlation is a unifying process in which each organization of the Church subordinates limited views to the good of the whole Church.
		In 1907, the First Presidency appointed the Committee of Correlation and Adjustments; in 1908, the Correlation Committee and the General Priesthood Committee on Outlines; in 1916, the Social Advisory Committee (combined with the Correlation Committee in 1920); in 1939, the Committee of Correlation and Coordination; and in 1940, the Union Board of the Auxiliaries.
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	Descriptions of Subroutines
		FUNCTION DEC (RS, Z) This function is used internal to the subroutine perdew2.
		FUNCTION F (Z) This function is used internal to the subroutine perdew2.
		FUNCTION FX (Y) This function is used internal to the subroutine perdew2.
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	What is Functionalism? Functionalism is one of the major proposals that have been offered as solutions to the mind/body ...
		Functionalism says that mental states are constituted by their causal relations to one another and to sensory inputs and behavioral outputs.
		Functionalism and Physicalism Theories of the mind prior to functionalism have been concerned both with (1) what there is and (2) with what gives each type of mental state its own identity, for example what pains have in common in virtue of which they are pains.
		Functionalism tells us that what pains have in common--what makes them pains--is their function; but functionalism does not tell us whether the beings that have pains have any non-physical parts.
	www.nyu.edu /gsas/dept/philo/faculty/block/papers/functionalism.html (4444 words)

	Sampled speech compression system (US4270025)
		A correlator, having inputs from the A/D converter and the buffer memory, correlates the digital signal received directly from the converter with a delayed signal from the buffer memory.
		An "interval-select" circuit, whose input is connected to the output of the correlator, uses the autocorrelation value as a basis for comparison with subsequent peaks in the correlation value which are greater than a specified fraction of the autocorrelation value.
		The interval-select circuit has an output which is connected to the buffer memory, the value of the fractional peaks and their timing being stored in the buffer memory.
	www.delphion.com /details?pn10=US04270025 (681 words)

	Functional Integration
		The functions that are included in these systems offer a variety of capabilities and levels of access, from undocumented functions and silo applications to fully developed composite applications.
		Functional Integration is based on the interaction between the components that are described in Table 1.
		Many functional interfaces are tied to a specific programming language or technology because the stronger semantics of the conversation require a more detailed contract that includes the representation of method names, complex data structures, return values, exceptions, and other elements.
	msdn.microsoft.com /library/en-us/dnpag/html/archfunctionalintegration.asp?frame=true (3367 words)

	7.3 Correlation functions for scalar metric perturbations
		The the two-point correlation function for the scalar metric perturbations induced by the inflaton fluctuations is thus given by
		Here two-point correlation function for the stochastic source, which is connected to the stress-energy tensor fluctuations through the noise kernel, is given by
		The correlation function for the metric perturbation (150
	relativity.livingreviews.org /Articles/lrr-2004-3/articlesu16.html (574 words)

	Wireless Communications: Modeling Random Fading Channels > Channel Correlation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		We would expect a strong correlation, for example, between random events such as the amount of sunshine and the average temperature of a given day.
		We would expect no correlation, for example, between random events such as the amount of sunshine and the monetary winnings of a game of poker played on the same day.
		As a rule of thumb, correlation between samples in a random process decreases as the time or distance separating them increases, though the decrease is not always monotonic.
	www.informit.com /articles/article.asp?p=169488&rl=1 (1239 words)

	The Subcortical Auditory System: Psychophysics of Binaural Hearing
		Models of the function of the subcortical auditory system take our knowledge of its physiology into account, but are usually oriented primarily towards the modeling of psychoacoustic findings.
		The cochlea model simulates two primary functions, namely, a running spectral analysis of the incoming signals, and a transformation of the (continuous) mechanical vibrations of the basilar membrane into a (discrete) nerve-firing pattern: physiological analog-to-digital conversion.
		The receptor potential is sufficiently well described for many applications by the time function of the movement of the basilar membrane, half-wave rectified and fed through of first order low-pass with a 800 Hz cut-off frequency.
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	Depression
		Depression in the elderly is associated with a decline in mental functioning, regardless of the presence of dementia.
		In patients with normal sexual function, only about 15% of patients experienced greater sexual dysfunction, which was generally mild to moderate and mostly took the form of less sexual interest.
		In fact, a 2002 study found a correlation between high sugar consumption and higher rates of depression, although there is no evidence to suggest a causal association.
	www.well-connected.com /report.cgi/full/000008.htm (15765 words)

	ToyProblems - Traveling Termites
		We introduce correlation function and correlation length as useful concepts to describe disordered structures.
		Initially (for t=0), the correlation function drops immediately to 0.01 (the overall density of chips!), in other words, besides the self-correlation, chips are not correlated with each other at all.
		For low overall density, the correlation lengths still seem to be growing, but for higher density (20% and 40% specifically), it sure looks as if we have reached a final state, where nothing is happening any more.
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	Random sample statistical function analyzer (US3983379)
		The spectra and correlation functions are sometimes required as prerequisites to deriving additional information, as for instance using the spectra of acoustic signals to identify their source and propagation paths for purposes of noise reduction or diagnosis, and similarly using mechanical signals for vibration reduction or diagnosis.
		Applications of spectra and correlation function analysis, especially for high bandwidths signals exceeding 100 kHz, have traditionally been limited by the expense of the equipment that was needed.
		The technique to be described is usable only for the characterization of stationary ergodic processes, examples of which are the analysis of jet engine exhaust velocity turbulence for quiet engine development and theoretical noise studies, and the analysis of acoustic and vibration signals as previously mentioned.
	www.delphion.com /details?pn10=US03983379 (812 words)

	2.3DentalDesignFormAndFunction
		In most fishes, their function is to hold their prey.
		Rodents and their incisors are widely used for experimentation, owing to their continuous growth which makes all phases of odontogenesis, eruption, function, and wear in a single tooth.
		The upper and lower cheek teeth usually carry four cusps which are connected by transverse ridges, the ridges of the upper teeth occluding with the corresponding grooves of the lower teeth and visa versa.
	www.uic.edu /classes/osci/osci590/2_3DentalDesignFormAndFunction.htm (3185 words)

	BioMed Central \| Full text \| Correlated fragile site expression allows the identification of candidate fragile genes ...
		We are motivated by the observation of a correlation between breakage levels at two very frequent fragile sites (FRA3B and FRA16D) and at a number of less frequent other ones in lymphocytes from subjects exposed to radiation and affected by radiation-induced thyroid cancer reported in [13].
		Correlated patterns of expression among a few fragile sites have been recently observed by analysing a distinctive sample of subjects, exposed to radiation and affected by cancer reported in [13].
		The functional characterization through GO of genes located at connected fragile sites clearly highlights that a great proportion of genes with significant annotated terms are involved in innate and adaptive immune responses and in particular in pathways characteristic of activated T lymphocytes.
	www.biomedcentral.com /1471-2105/7/413 (8603 words)

	Length scales relating the fluid permeability and electrical conductivity in random two-dimensional model porous media ...
		Also, the initial slope for S(r), the pore space correlation function [27], is −2 φ / (πh) in 2D.
		The sizes of the dynamically connected pore regions are therefore not exactly the same for the electric and fluid flow cases, but they do decrease in a commensurate fashion with porosity for the model pore structures studied.
		is extracted from the small r portion of the fluid velocity correlation function, and Λ is extracted from the small r portion of the electric field correlation.
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	The basic features
		The angular correlation formalism is conveniently expressed as a sum of products, where the number of terms appearing in the summation is determined by the spins of the nuclear levels and the properties of the observed radiation.
		The latter is a function of the perturbative Hamiltonian
		The angular correlation function specifies the probability to observe the radiation
	www.physics.rutgers.edu /~tmertzi/Thesis/node22.html (516 words)

	Correlation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Pearson correlation calculations are based on the assumption that both X and Y values are sampled from populations that follow a normal (Gaussian) distribution, at least approximately, although with large samples, this assumption is not too important.
		The sign of the r value tells you whether the correlation is positive or negative, but can be ignored when deciding whether a result is significant or not.
		There is a direct correlation between the number of mobile phone masts and the decline in the numbers of house sparrows, Passer domesticus.
	www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk /1010/DH3.html (1243 words)

	LUTEar 2.0.9 Manual - Analysis ModulesAnalysis_ACF: Auto-correlation Function
		This module generates an auto-correlation function from the connected input signal.
		The function is calculated backwards from the time, timeOffset (s) for a period of period (s).
		The autocorrelation function is used to investigate periodicity in signal processing.
	www.neurophys.wisc.edu /neuro730/lutear/Manual-Analysis-2.html (277 words)

	NPI- Main Articles - Immune Function
		Thymus atrophy and compromised cell- and antibody-mediated responses are the “immunological hallmarks” of zinc deficiency.
		While digestive function is crucial for life, many individuals are not aware of the integral role the gastrointestinal (GI) tract plays in immune function.
		The prebiotic potential of chicory inulin (as Oliggo-Fiber from Cargill) was assessed in a gut stimulator, and found to have effects on the bifidobacteria populations throughout the gut.
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	X-ray observations of blazars
		The 2nd plot is the discrete cross-correlation function (as defined by Edelson and Krolik) between the radio (14.5 GHz) and X-ray variations in brightness.
		The ejections of superluminal components (bright features in the jet) in PKS 1510-089 seen in the sequence of VLBA images (or, if your connection is fast, view the higher-resolution sequence of images) tend to occur near the time of each X-ray flare.
		When the correlation is position, the radio variations happen first and when negative, the X-rays lead the radio.
	www.bu.edu /blazars/X-ray/1510x.html (699 words)

	NetLogo Models Library: Function
		Then students can explore alternate ways to phrase the rule, the function y = x defines this space, but so does y = 3 * x - 2 * x.
		The SLOPE, Y-INTERCEPT, and COEFFICIENT OF CORRELATION are calculated and displayed in the corresponding monitors.
		This model uses the runresult primitive to approximate the y value for each x value, thus, functions can use any valid NetLogo code in the function defining y.
	ccl.northwestern.edu /netlogo/models/CompHubNetFunction (974 words)

	Mathematical Properties
		First, note that the Wigner function derived from a steady-state (4.56) or transient solution of (4.33) is purely real-valued, because both the Liouville equation (4.33) and the boundary conditions (4.36) are purely real.
		The Wigner function is obtained by transforming to the coordinates q and r, followed by a Fourier transform with respect to r.
		The properties of the classical Liouville equation (4.35) employing the open system boundary conditions (4.36) are essentially the same as those of the quantum case with respect to the eigenvalue spectrum of the Liouville operator and the stability of the resulting solutions.
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	connected - journal of a contrary individual (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		They also kill fully formed immune cells in addition to killing B cells and red blood cells.196,197 Chemotherapy destroys the digestive system by killing the cells that compose the inner lining of the digestive tract which interferes with the body's ability to absorb and digest nutrients, causing malnutrition.
		Protease inhibitors cause impaired liver function and liver failure (the liver removes disease-causing toxins from the body) in addition to kidney failure, dangerously high cholesterol levels, diarrhea and other health-compromising effects.
		Chronic anxiety, panic, stress and depression have been shown to compromise health, damage immune function, and result in symptoms identical to AIDS.205 Mental stress provokes production of the hormone cortisol; excessive cortisol causes rapid and dramatic reductions in T cells, a condition known as lymphocytopenia.
	www.springdew.com /connected/c362.htm (3067 words)

	Computation of the linear elastic properties of random porous materials with a wide variety of microstructure- ...
		To evaluate the bounds it is necessary to derive the two- and three-point correlation functions of the models.
		The fact that the correlation functions only depend on the distance between points reflects our restriction to statistical stationarity and isotropy.
		These equations can be used to calculate the correlation functions of the open-cell GRF model, which is defined by the intersection of two two-cut GRF models.
	ciks.cbt.nist.gov /~garbocz/paper127/node6.html (1051 words)

	Failure Distribution Functions for GaAs MMICS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It is therfore imperative that the shape of the failure distribution function be obtained and analyzed.
		Statistically, one may treat the MMIC as a distribution of active components capable of power dissipation, connected to a second distribution of totally passive components through an appropriate correlation function.
		In the present investigation, we have derived an appropriate cumulative distribution functions for a typical MMIC by considering both the early failure and the main failure distributions.
	www.calce.umd.edu /articles/abstracts/1991/fdfgaam.htm (367 words)

	Anxiety Disorders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Symptoms should cause significant distress and impair normal functioning and not be due to a medical condition or to another mood disorder or psychosis.
		It is involved in controlling thyroid functions, the adrenal glands, growth and sexual maturation.
		One study suggests that exposure to chronic stress, common in PTSD patients, may compromise the function of the brain's receptors for benzodiazepines (a class of medications used to treat anxiety).
	www.reutershealth.com /wellconnected/doc28.html (10825 words)

	Multiple Sclerosis
		There is a significant correlation between severe stress and exacerbation of MS symptoms.
		For example, in one 2002 study, 85% of instances of worsening MS were associated with stressful events that occurred within an average of 14 days before the episode.
		Physicians generally restrict the use of steroids to severe attacks when the patient's ability to function is severely limited.
	www.mercydesmoines.org /ADAM/WellConnected/articles/000017.asp (11661 words)

	Dr. Dobb's \| 1994 U.S. Software Patent Statistics \| July 22, 2001
		Abstract: An integral value calculating device is used for calculating an integral value of a function, and a function gradient calculating device is used for calculating the gradient of the graph for a function.
		In the integral value calculating device, a graph display unit outputs a graph according to received data, for example, a graph of a time correlation function F(t) of the time differential W'(t) to the dynamics volume W(T), in the format applicable to an external unit, for example, a display unit.
		In the function gradient calculating device, two points on a graph in which the gradient should be calculated are designated according to the position data input for a graph displayed on the display unit, for example.
	www.ddj.com /184409761 (1572 words)

	Depression
		Furthermore, a 2001 study confirmed that self-reported negative mood symptoms correlated with increased mortality up toÂ 2 years after a stroke.
		One 2002 study suggested that men report higher rates of sexual problems but sexual dysfunction may actually be more severe in women.
		The drug can increase blood pressure and heart rate and should be used with caution in patients with high blood pressure or heart disease.
	www.well-connected.com /report.cgi/000008.htm (15970 words)

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