Yaw rate is also associated with lateral acceleration: [psi] = (transverse acceleration) / (vehicle velocity).
The seropositive samples from South Sulawesi and West Sulawesi Provinces were collected in July and August of 2000, immediately pre-dating an active
yaws outbreak among humans in the region that caused 241 documented cases in the neighboring southeastern peninsula during 2001-2011 (WHO, http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/75528/1/ WHO_HTM_NTD_IDM_2012.2_eng.pdf) (Figure).
Health workers physically examined all children and tallied those with lesions under
Yaws if
yaws was suspected or under Other ulcers/lesions in the tally sheet.
Yaws originated in the Old World, before evolving and spreading with humans to the Middle East and Eastern Europe as endemic syphilis, and then to the Americas as
yaws, the team proposes.
Heathcote's (1991) report on the Gognga-Gun Beach human remains is, in fact, mute on the history of
yaws in Guam...
A recent review of important research questions facing the global
yaws eradication program has highlighted the need for more accurate data to inform the optimum number and coverage of rounds of TCT and TTT that will be required to achieve
yaws eradication (10).
We recorded location, classification, and duration of skin lesions and
yaws treatment history using the LINKS system (7, http://www.linkssystem.org/).
We compensate for adverse
yaw, of course, with the rudder.
By contrast, compelling evidence suggests that
yaws exists in wild nonhuman primate populations residing in regions where humans are also infected (Figure).
If one spends much time listening to the old-timers populating FBO pilot lounges, today's pilots don't know how to use the rudder to manage
yaw, especially when flying an older airplane or one with a tailwheel.