Search Results - "Hartman, R.S."

The fundamental motor of the human neutrophil is not random: evidence for local non-Markov movement in neutrophils by Hartman, R.S., Lau, K., Chou, W., Coates, T.D.

“…The search for a fundamental mechano-chemical process that results in net cell motion has led investigators to fit neutrophil tracking data to well described…”
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The importance of technology and fuel choice in the analysis of utility-sponsored Conservation strategis for residential water heating Importance de la technologie et du choix du combustible dans l'analyse des stratégies de conservation pilotées par les producteurs, dans le cas de l'eau chaude sanitaire by HARTMAN, R.S

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Rotational diffusion of organic solutes: the role of dielectric friction in polar solvents and electrolyte solutions by Balabai, N., Sukharevsky, A., Read, I., Strazisar, B., Kurnikova, M., Hartman, R.S., Coalson, R.D., Waldeck, D.H.

“…Experimental and computer simulation studies of the rotational relaxation of organic solutes in polar organic solvents and electrolyte solutions are used to…”
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The regulatory contract and restructuring: a modest proposal by Hartman, Raymond S., Tabors, Richard D.

“…History does not support the notion that the regulatory contract has treated utilities unfairly. But to the extent it is decided, for other reasons, that…”
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The Importance of Technology and Fuel Choice in the Analysis of Utility-Sponsored Conservation Strategies for Residential Water Heating by Hartman, Raymond S.

“…State-of-the-art residential energy demand models explicitly address consumer choices concerning fuels and fuel-using equipment (Arthur D. Little, Inc., 1981;…”
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An Analysis of Department of Energy Residential Appliance Efficiency Standards by Hartman, Raymond S.

“…Over the past several years, the Department of Energy (DOE) and its predecessor agencies have initiated an array of policies aimed at limiting domestic…”
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The Appropriateness of Conditional Logit for the Modeling of Residential Fuel Choice by Hartman, Raymond S.

“…Probability or choice models are often used to analyze residential fuel choice in current energy policy models. Logit and probit models are most commonly used…”
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Short-Run Residential Demand for Fuels: A Disaggregated Approach by Hartman, Raymond S., Werth, Alix

“…A disaggregated model of residential energy demand is specified, and the data and econometric techniques available to estimate such a model are examined. Three…”
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Frontiers in Energy Demand Modeling by Hartman, R S

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