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Increasing productivity in public works maintenance: The effects of job estimates based on engineered performance standards.
A critical note on Geist's "Work satisfaction and scores on a picture interest inventory".
Development and analysis of a "cumshaw tolerance" scale.
An objective criterion for research managers: A critique.
Effect of instructions on damage estimates from single photographs.
An application of psychological scaling methods to content analysis: The use of empirically derived criterion weights to improve intercoder reliability.
AD-283 9464N6 +++Improvement of inter-coder reliability by the use of empirically-derived criterion weights. An application of psychological scaling methods to conten an .AD-283 947Div 16 U (TISTB/SAT) Dugway Proving Ground, Utah. THE REHYDRATION OF AEROSOLIZED BACTERIA: I: COMPOUNDS WHICH ENHANCE THE SURVIVAL OF REHYDRATED PASTEURELLA TULARENSIS, by V. J. Cabelli. Feb 62, 56p. incl. illus. tables, 9 refs. (Technical rept. no. DPGR 314) ( A Proj. 4D98-05-029-02) Unclassified report No automatic release to foreign nationals. DESCRIPTORS: *Bacterial aerosols, *Pasteurella, Aerobiology, Viability, Cysteine, Phosphates, Cells (Biology), Impingers, Diffusion, Carbohydrates. Various chemical compounds were studied for their influence on the survival of aerosolized Pasteurella tularensis following rehydration in the liquid impinger. A hypothesi is given to explain the death of the organisms on rehydration and the requirement for certain compounds to enhance survival. A chemically defined collecting and holding fluid for this organism is described. (Author)