Part 1B Research Articles

Fiber-optic vibration sensor

The sensor comprises a vibrating sheet (1), mechanically connected to the body (5A) to be analyzed, and an optical triangulation recording system for recording the displacements of the movable part of the sheet, in particular the free end (1B) opposite to that which is restrained. The recording system comprises two optical fibers (7, 9) ending in microlenses (10, 12) having optical axes mutually inclined and converging in the movable part (1B) of the sheet.

What Determines Savings?

Part 1A Saving motives - life cycle savings versus saving for intergenerational transfers: the role of intergenerational transfers in aggregate capital accumulation (1981), with Lawrence H. Summers intergenerational transfers and savings (1988) altruistic linkages with the extended family (1983) the family as an incomplete annuities market (1981), with Avia Spivak. Part 1B Saving motives - precautionary savings: annuity insurance, savings and inequality (1986-1987), with John Shoven and Avia Spivak. Part 2 Fiscal policy and savings: taxation and savings - a neoclassical perspective (1984) economic impact of deficit financing (1984) investment versus savings incentives - the size of the bang for the buck and the potential for self-financing business tax cuts (1983), with Alan J. Auerbach deficit delusion (1986) is debt neutral in the life cycle model? (1986). Part 3 Social security, demographics and savings: social security and equilibrium capital intensity (1979) simulating alternative social security responses to the demographic transition (1985), with Alan J. Auerbach some economic implications of life-span extensions (1981). Part 4 Empirical studies of savings: testing the theory of social security and life cycle accumulation (1979) estimating the wealth elasticity of bequests from a sample of potential decedents (1977) the adequacy of savings (1982), with Avia Spivak and Lawrence H. Summers public debt and United States savings - a new test of the neutrality hypothesis (1985), with Michael J. Boskin an examination of empirical tests of social security and savings (1983), with Alan Auerbach.

Effectively Dealing with the Special Chemical and Pharmaceutical Considerations in the US and EEC for Biotechnology Products — Part 1B

Effectively Dealing with the Special Chemical and Pharmaceutical Considerations in the US and EEC for Biotechnology Products — Part 1B

ChemInform Abstract: Structural Investigations of Peptides and Proteins. Part 1B. Protein Sequencing Methods (343 Literaturangaben aus 1978).

Chemischer InformationsdienstVolume 13, Issue 3 Reviews ChemInform Abstract: Structural Investigations of Peptides and Proteins. Part 1B. Protein Sequencing Methods (343 Literaturangaben aus 1978). M. RANGARAJAN, M. RANGARAJANSearch for more papers by this author M. RANGARAJAN, M. RANGARAJANSearch for more papers by this author First published: January 19, 1982 https://doi.org/10.1002/chin.198203339AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume13, Issue3January 19, 1982 RelatedInformation

X-ray diffraction studies of hydration reaction of cement components and sulfoaluminate (C 3A 3[formula omitted]) Part 1B. Aluminates mixed with different components

X-ray diffraction studies of hydration reaction of cement components and sulfoaluminate (C 3A 3[formula omitted]) Part 1B. Aluminates mixed with different components

Physical Characteristics of Orthodontic Wires and Archwires—Part 1

In Part 1A consideration is given to the relevant elastic properties of orthodontic wires. Tests for evaluating these properties are discussed and details of two new tests are given. Part 1B is concerned with an evaluation of the properties of a number of round and multiple strand orthodontic wires.