Singlet Deuterons (d) from (p, d) Reactions

Learning: A Model System for Physiological Studies

“…The following control experiments provide what we believe is some of the most crucial behavioral information for guiding investigations on the cellular mecha- 3 sisting of a standard mixture of homogenized squid (14), was presented at a constant rate Conditioning trial number (0.2 ml per second) over the oral veil as shown in Fig. 1.…”

“…These properties, however, still remain obscure, owing in large measure to the complexity of the vertebrate brain and also to the lack of an experimental system that reliably shows learning and can be applied widely in studies that combine behavioral and cellular approaches (3). In recent years invertebrate animals have been used advantageously to investigate brain and behavior problems (4).…”

Measurements ofn?p correlations in the reaction of relativistic neon with uranium

“…The production of these singlet deuterons is of intrinsic interest and has been extensively studied at low energies [1][2][3]. In the case of relativistic heavy ion reactions, it may be possible to obtain information about spin ordering in the interaction region by measuring the ratio of triplet to singlet deuteron yield.…”

Levinas, the Philosophy of Suffering, and the Ethics of Compassion

“…The other person suffers … But I am a being who suffers too. What Levinas proposed, then, without any “mystical” implications, is a kind of holy almost sublime contagion of suffering.’ – But the proper response to this kind of interpretation is just to point out that for Levinas we are obligated to the other regardless of how we feel about it. For while I may feel compassion, I may just as easily feel resentment because I am responsible to the Other even though I never asked to be!…”