<i>Genus</i> 3d. BELEMNOSIS. <i>F. E. Edwards</i>

Edwards, Frederic E.; Wood, Searles V.

doi:10.1017/cbo9781139680837.007

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“…25 Our data support previous observations that high O 3 conditions are not necessarily only associated with major urban centers. Greenbrier, our only rural site, had some of the highest O 3 pollution of our five sites, with the highest frequencies of > 0.080 ppm values of all sites for 1988 (Table 2), which was a high O 3 year for most of the eastern U.S. 4 - 17 The similarities between our data and those of Edwards et al 10 for another remote site (Fernow Experimental Forest, Tucker County, WV; see "F" in Figure 1) (Figure 1). Perhaps of greatest significance to high-elevation hardwood forests are the typical diurnal patterns of O 3 and how they change with elevation.…”

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Temporal Patterns of Ozone Pollution in West Virginia: Implications for High-Elevation Hardwood Forests

Gilliam

Turrill

1995

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association

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Temporal Patterns of Ozone Pollution in West Virginia: Implications for High-Elevation Hardwood Forests

Gilliam

Turrill

1995

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association

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“…All code used in these analyses is available at https://github. com/f-edwards/cps_lifetables_counties (13)…”

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Contact with Child Protective Services is pervasive but unequally distributed by race and ethnicity in large US counties

Edwards

Wakefield

Healy

et al. 2021

Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A.

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This article provides county-level estimates of the cumulative prevalence of four levels of Child Protective Services (CPS) contact using administrative data from the 20 most populous counties in the United States. Rates of CPS investigation are extremely high in almost every county. Racial and ethnic inequality in case outcomes is large in some counties. The total median investigation rate was 41.3%; the risk for Black, Hispanic, and White children exceeded 20% in all counties. Risks of having a CPS investigation were highest for Black children (43.2 to 72.0%). Black children also experienced high rates of later-stage CPS contact, with rates often above 20% for confirmed maltreatment, 10% for foster care placement, and 2% for termination of parental rights (TPR). The only other children who experienced such extreme rates of later-stage CPS interventions were American Indian/Alaska Native children in Middlesex, MA; Hispanic children in Bexar, TX; and all children except Asian/Pacific Islander children in Maricopa, AZ. The latter has uniquely high rates of late-stage CPS interventions. In some jurisdictions, such as New York, NY, (0.2%) and Cook, IL (0.2%), very few children experienced TPR. These results show that early CPS interventions are ubiquitous in large counties but with marked variation in how CPS systems respond to these investigations.

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“…The FFA gun tunnel is similar in design to most other gun tunnels, the main difference being the piston, which has been designed to be as light and as strong as possible and, to this end, has been constructed of a polycarbon plastic (see t Now a t Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory, Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A. Lemcke 1962and Brown-Edwards 1963, 1965. The piston design was evolved to achieve high piston velocities (mid hence temperatures) and, thus, pressure ratios (driving gas pressure/initial driven gas pressure) of the order of 1000 are in common use.…”

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Temperature measurements in a hypersonic gun tunnel using a modified line-reversal method

Brown-Edwards

1967

J. Fluid Mech.

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Temperature measurements in the test section of a hypersonic gun tunnel using a modified line-reversal two-beam optical pyrometer have been performed. Measurements were made in the shock layer at the front of an ‘end-on’ flat-faced cylinder using argon or air as the driven gas. The measured temperatures were greater than the calculated isentropic temperatures but much less than the originally predicted shock-heated values. The experimental values agreed reasonably well with the theoretical temperatures for shock-heated air corrected for boundary-layer and heat-loss effects in the gun barrel and also with previously reported experimental values found using heat-transfer methods. Preliminary studies of the vibrational relaxation of nitrogen and air in the test section have been carried out using a flat-sided ‘relaxation’ tube (a Pitot tube with glass windows). They demonstrated the feasibility of this approach.

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Genus 3d. BELEMNOSIS. F. E. Edwards

Cited by 6 publications

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Temporal Patterns of Ozone Pollution in West Virginia: Implications for High-Elevation Hardwood Forests

Temporal Patterns of Ozone Pollution in West Virginia: Implications for High-Elevation Hardwood Forests

Contact with Child Protective Services is pervasive but unequally distributed by race and ethnicity in large US counties

Temperature measurements in a hypersonic gun tunnel using a modified line-reversal method

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