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Emerging Technologies for Nutrition Research, 1997 Pp.
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wide spectrum, including tasks such as driving a tank, planning a covert reconnaissance operation, conducting medical triage, and handling high explosives. The history of U.S.
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nutrition researchers without a clearly attainable goal (Mays, 1995)
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Underconsumption Military studies of underconsumption are essential to the development of improved military operational rations. Regardless of how nutritious rations may be, they will not sustain intellectual and physical performance if they are not eaten.
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Retzlaff and Gibertini, 1994; Retzlaff et al., 1992; Turnage et al., 1992; White and Proctor, 1992; White et al., 1994)
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TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY INCENTIVES Military nutrition researchers are not alone in their desire to improve cognitive performance assessment technology. Vendor shows at meetings of the American Psychological Association make it clear that the development and publication of tests of cognitive performance are a highly competitive industry.
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in the private sector are not likely to develop. Thus, the following recommendations seem appropriate: • Leverage emerging technologies in the computer industry.
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Crowdy, J.P., C.F. Consolazio, A.L.
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Hirsch, E.S., and F.M. Kramer 1993 Situational influences on food intake.
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Matarazzo, J.P. 1992 Psychological testing and assessment in the 21st century.
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Riggs, K.M., A Spiro, K
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Wilpon, J.G. 1995 Voice-processing technologies -- their application in telecommunications.
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do not want to be managed by physicians [and HMOs] , but who need to be a part of that HMO so that they can provide psychological services.
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