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Literature-related discovery (LRD): Lessons learned, and future research directions by Kostoff, Ronald N., Block, Joel A., Solka, Jeffrey L., Briggs, Michael B., Rushenberg, Robert L., Stump, Jesse A., Johnson, Dustin, Lyons, Terence J., Wyatt, Jeffrey R.

“…Literature-related discovery (LRD) is the linking of two or more literature concepts that have heretofore not been linked (i.e., disjoint), in order to produce…”
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Signature features with the visibility transformation by Wu, Yue, Ni, Hao, Lyons, Terence J., Hudson, Robin L.

“…In this paper we put the visibility transformation on a clear theoretical footing and show that this transform is able to embed the effect of the absolute…”
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Kiyoshi Itô (1915–2008) by Lyons, Terence J.

“…An obituary for Kiyoshi Ito is presented…”
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Literature-related discovery (LRD): Potential treatments for Multiple Sclerosis by Kostoff, Ronald N., Briggs, Michael B., Lyons, Terence J.

“…Literature-related discovery (LRD) is the linking of two or more literature concepts that have heretofore not been linked (i.e., disjoint), in order to produce…”
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Aircraft and related factors in crashes involving spatial disorientation: 15 years of U.S. Air Force data by Lyons, Terence J, Ercoline, William, O'Toole, Kevin, Grayson, Kevin

“…Previous studies have determined that spatial disorientation (SD) causes 0.5-23% of aircraft crashes, but SD-related crash and fatality rates in different…”
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Aircraft crash rates and cumulative hours: USAF data for 25 airframes, 1950-2006 by Lyons, Terence J, Nace, William

“…Long-term trends in aircraft crash rates are of interest to researchers in aerospace medicine, the acquisition community, the aircraft industry, and the flying…”
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Intercultural crew issues in long-duration spaceflight by Kraft, Norbert O, Lyons, Terence J, Binder, Heidi

“…Before long-duration flights with international crews can be safely undertaken, potential interpersonal difficulties will need to be addressed. Crew…”
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Analysis of mission and aircraft factors in G-induced loss of consciousness in the USAF: 1982-2002 by Lyons, Terence J, Kraft, Norbert O, Copley, G Bruce, Davenport, Clark, Grayson, Kevin, Binder, Heidi

“…Previous studies have used questionnaires to evaluate G-LOC incident rates in different aircraft types, but no studies of G-LOC-related incident, crash, and…”
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Preventing G-induced loss of consciousness: 20 years of operational experience by Lyons, Terence J, Davenport, Clark, Copley, G Bruce, Binder, Heidi, Grayson, Kevin, Kraft, Norbert O

“…Although anecdotal reports of G-induced loss of consciousness (G-LOC) in military aviation date back to before 1920, regular reporting did not begin until…”
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Signature features with the visibility transformation by Wu, Yue, Ni, Hao, Lyons, Terence J, Hudson, Robin L

“…In this paper we put the visibility transformation on a clear theoretical footing and show that this transform is able to embed the effect of the absolute…”
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Cancer incidence in United States Air Force aircrew, 1975-89 by Grayson, J K, Lyons, T J

“…We compared the cancer incidence of male United States Air Force (USAF) aircrew (342 cancers, 532,980.97 man-years) with non-flying Air Force officers (827…”
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Group dynamics and catecholamines during long-duration confinement in an isolated environment by Kraft, Norbert O, Lyons, Terence J, Binder, Heidi

“…The objectives of this study were to investigate possible relationships between catecholamine excretion and long-duration confinement in an isolated…”
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The "push-pull effect" and G-induced loss of consciousness accidents in the U.S. Air Force by Michaud, V J, Lyons, T J

“…A recent Canadian Forces CF-18 Hornet aircraft accident has focused interest on the push-pull effect (PPE). PPE has not previously been identified in U.S. Air…”
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Exercise load index and changes in body weight during long-duration confinement in an isolated environment by Kraft, Norbert O, Lyons, Terence J, Binder, Heidi, Inoue, Natsuhiko, Ohshima, Hiroshi, Sekiguchi, Chiharu

“…The objectives of this project were to investigate exercise load and body weight related to long-duration confinement in a closed environment simulating ISS…”
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The transoceanic air evacuation of unstable angina patients by Castillo, C Y, Lyons, T J

“…The United States Air Force (USAF) air evacuation system in the Western Pacific frequently transports unstable angina patients on fixed wing aircraft over long…”
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Brain cancer, flying, and socioeconomic status: a nested case-control study of USAF aircrew by Grayson, J K, Lyons, T J

“…We compared the brain cancer risk of male United States Air Force (USAF) aircrew (37 cases) with nonflying Air Force personnel (193 cases) between 1970 and…”
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Frequency of the "push-pull effect" in U.S. Air Force fighter operations by Michaud, V J, Lyons, T J, Hansen, C M

“…Recent investigation into the push-pull effect (PPE), the reduction of +Gz tolerance when preceded by less than +1 Gz, has focused on centrifuge studies to…”
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Assessment of the anti-G straining maneuver (AGSM) skill performance and reinforcement program by Lyons, T J, Marlowe, B L, Michaud, V J, McGowan, D J

“…Initial high-G centrifuge training of USAF fast jet pilots was instituted in 1985. Also, since the mid-1980's, pilot awareness of G-induced loss of…”
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East meets West: a comparison of eastern block/western aeromedical practices by Lyons, T J, Neel, R L, Simpson, C G, Moore, V A, Van Syoc, D L, Knowles, J R, Salamanca, V P

“…Under the auspices of the European Command (EUCOM) Military-to-Military Exchange Program, the authors participated in 13 trips to visit aeromedical facilities…”
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A review of United States Air Force aeromedical evacuation of acute myocardial infarction patients in Europe by Connor, S B, Lyons, T J

“…United States Air Force regulations currently do not recommend the routine movement of recently stabilized patients diagnosed with acute myocardial…”
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