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fense. For example, recent studies document that lymphoid tissue is innervated by the sympathetic nervous system (Feiten, Feiten, Bellinger, Carlson, Ackerman, Madden, Olschowka, & Livnat, 1987), and lesions or electrical stimulation of hypothalamic structures alter immunologic reactivity (Roszman,

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Experimental,mbH (Austria) in annealed condition, also referred to as the “as-received” material. Two cold work tool steels (B?hler trade names K110 and K390) and three high speed steels (B?hler trade names S500, S600 and S590) were used. Steels K110, S500 and S600 are conventional (ingot metallurgy) tool steels

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Results and Discussion,esidual stress investigations were performed evaluating RS depth profiles, tangential and axial stresses, homogeneity around the specimen circumference, mechanical removal of highly stressed layers and relaxation phenomena.

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tem elicits endocrine responses such as changes in adrenocortical steroid and catecholamine levels (Besedovsky, del Rey, Sorkin, DaPrada, Burri, & Honegger, 1983; Besedovsky, Sorkin, Keller, & Muller, 1975; Livnat, Feiten, Carlson, Bellinger, & Feiten, 1985; Shek & Sabiston, 1983). In this chapter,