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The result was '''delete'''. '''[[User:Sr13|Sr]][[User talk:Sr13|13]]''' 05:24, 16 July 2007 (UTC)

===[[Shell-core effect]]===

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At first this article, nothing more than a single unpunctuated, unreferenced sentence, looked like a candidate for speedy deletion or a redirect to [[food coma]], but after a little research I cannot find very much to support the current definition. There are a mere 10 Google web hits for the term [http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22shell-core+effect%22], most of them Wikipedia mirrors, and nonenothing independent relating to the term as defined. Searches on Google Books and Google Scholar return mostly information related to molecular physics and polymers, and out of the two results I could find related to biology, one defines it as the process of [[vasoconstriction]] associated with [[hypothermia]] ([http://www.wildernesspics.com/hypothermia.htm]), while the other defines it as [[vasodilation]] ([http://wwwbooks.wildernesspicsgoogle.com/hypothermia.htmbooks?id=3hgJ0gvwIIIC&pg=PA55&ots=xK3rUSp5Lx&dq=%22shell-core+effect%22&sig=pdd7n1dN1-Y5oPLf4M6YqrQt3Bg]). No idea what to do with this now, and in any case the term does not seem to be a widely-recognised one (outside of polymer physics, anyway). ~[[User:Matticus78|Matticus]]&nbsp;^{[[User talk:Matticus78|T]]}_{[[Special:Contributions/Matticus78|C]]} 08:22, 11 July 2007 (UTC)

*'''Delete''' for a lack of [[WP:RS|sources]]. --[[User:Huon|Huon]] 09:21, 11 July 2007 (UTC)

*'''Delete''' as an unsourced, poorly written [[WP:NOT|dictionary definition]] article. [[User:VanTucky|<span style="color:#E49B0F">VanTucky</span>]] ^{[[User talk:VanTucky|(talk)]]} 16:27, 11 July 2007 (UTC)

*'''Delete''' or turn into dab page linking [[hypothermia]] & the physics usages. No Medline hits supporting the usage claimed here. [[User:Espresso Addict|Espresso Addict]] 23:48, 11 July 2007 (UTC)

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