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Bourke, P J, 426822
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/372800Surname: BOURKE
Given Name(s) or Initials: P J
Military Service Number or Last Known Location: 426822
Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 53803183843
Item: [2016.0049.05124] "Bourke, P J, 426822
Bourke, P E, NX8960
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/372815Surname: BOURKE
Given Name(s) or Initials: P E
Military Service Number or Last Known Location: NX8960
Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 6807183858
Item: [2016.0049.05139] "Bourke, P E, NX8960
Spatial pattern of P waves in paroxysmal atrial fibrillation patients in sinus rhythm and controls
No full textBackground: Measuring body surface potentials in the assessment of the electrical activity of the heart is the most commonly used noninvasive method for diagnosing cardiac arrhythmias. Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF) patients have disturbed cardiac electrophysiology but the detailed characteristics of atrial activation on the body surface are unknown. Methods: P waves from 60 sites on the body surface were analyzed from 10 PAF patients in sinus rhythm (PAF group) and 10 healthy controls (HC group). Evolution of atrial depolarization was described qualitatively by maps of P-wave amplitudes. P-wave dipole evolution was described quantitatively by measuring the changing location (body site) and amplitude of the dipole positive and negative pole peaks. Results: Both groups exhibited similar dipolar structure with an area of positive and an area of negative potentials. Over the depolarization cycle, there were significant changes in the location of the dipole with the positive pole rotating anteriorly right to left by two electrode sites (10 cm) (P = 0.001). There were significant differences between groups with the positive pole in PAF offset to the right of the chest by 0.43 (0.38) strips compared to HC (P < 0.007). Compared to controls, the PAF group positive poles reached peak amplitude sooner (49 [11] ms vs 65 [14] ms, P = 0.012) and negative poles reached peak amplitude later (74 [13] ms vs 62 [8] ms, P = 0.019). Conclusion: Atrial depolarization is characterized by a single dipole with time-varying amplitude and orientation with significant differences in dipole trajectory between patients with PAF and HCs. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc
Characteristics of the atrial repolarization phase of the ECG in paroxysmal atrial fibrillation patients and controls
No full text© 2015, Acta Cardiologica. All rights reserved. Objective The aim of this study is to characterize the observable segment of the atrial repolarization (Ta wave) of the standard ECG during sinus rhythm in paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF) patients and controls. Methods Ta and P waves were measured from signal-averaged recordings of a standard 12-lead ECG in 40 patients, 20 with PAF, but in SR at the time of recording, and 20 healthy controls. Wave amplitudes and morphologies were measured. Results There were no significant differences in Ta amplitude between the PAF patients and controls. A subgroup analysis of patients on and off anti-arrhythmic drugs also showed no significant differences in Ta amplitudes. For both groups Ta wave had opposite polarity to the monophasic P wave. Biphasic P waves had Ta polarity opposite to the initial phase of the P wave. Ta wave amplitudes were largest in leads II (mean ± SD, –25 ± 16 μV), V2 (–22 ± 10 μV), V3 (–21 ± 10 μV) and V4 (–20 ± 8 μV). A significant correlation was found between Ta and P wave amplitudes, leads recording larger P waves also had larger Ta waves (PAF group: r = 0.15 (P = 0.02) PAF vs r = 0.33 (P = 0.002) HC). Conclusion No differences in the amplitude of the observable section of the atrial repolarization phase of the ECG could be observed between patients with PAF and controls. Ta wave correlates with the corresponding P wave in both amplitude and polarity
Power and Paper: Margaret Bourke-White, Modernity, And The Documentary mode
No full textContents: Corporate culture and photography books / Kim Sichel -- Power and Paper: Margaret Bourke-White, modernity, and the documentary mode / Johh R. Stomberg
Boston University Art Gallery, March 6-April 12, 1998; Includes bibliographical references (p. 33-27
AGY-5280 | Bourke District Office [Public Works]
No full text<p>A full description for this agency registration is not yet available. Start and end dates should be used as a guide only.</p><p>By 1982 the Bourke District Office was located in Mitchell Street, Bourke, and it handled both engineering and/or architectural matters. It appears the Bourke District Office was closed between 1982 and 1985. (1)</p><p>Endnotes<br />1. Directory of Administration and Services, New South Wales Government Information Service, 3rd ed., 1982, p.363 (Bourke listed); ibid., 4th ed., 1985, p.486 (Bourke not listed).</p>
NRS-15793 | Minute books [Bourke Municipal Council and Shire]
No full text<p>This series contains minutes of the general and special meetings of the Bourke Municipal Council and Shire. The Minutes were created at least monthly and recorded chronologically. <br /><br />The general meetings record inward and outward correspondence received by the Council, motions put to the Council, report of committees and other relevant items of business. The minutes document the variety of activities for which the Council was responsible including financial management, enforcement of regulations, assessment and collection of rates, valuation of properties, building and maintenance of council property, community services and town planning. <br /><br />The first Volume contains council by laws dating from 1879, pasted into the front of the volume. The Volume also contains an index, and the first entry in the volume is a handwritten copy of the proclamation of the council incorporation (as published in the Government Gazette). The first volume also contains an annotated copy of Government Gazette from 22 April to 15 July 1904. The front of Volume two contains a handwritten document dated from 1906 which authorised the appointment of the Council Clerk. <br /><br />Special Meetings were called to record a specific issue. Reports were generally also tabled at these Meetings relating to the subject.<br /><br />These minute books were initially created under s 102 and S. 107 of the Municipalities Act 1867 (31 Victoria Act No. 12), and subsequent legislation. These sections specified that the council meet once a month for a general meeting, and required that the minutes of the proceedings be taken and maintained by the council clerk.<br /><br /><strong>Custody History <br /></strong>This series was in the custody of Mitchell Library from 1965 until December 2001 when it was transferred to State Records NSW under section 29 of the State Records Act, 1998.</p>
Associate Professor Terri Bourke
No full text<p>Associate Professor Terri Bourke is a researcher in the School of Teacher Education & Leadership. </p>
AGY-216 | Bourke Police Station
No full text<p>Bourke Police Station was established by 1863. It is then listed on a Return shewing the Distribution of the Police Force on 31st March 1865. It is shown in 1865 as located in the Western District with a staff of one mounted Senior Sergeant and two mounted Constables. (1)<br /><br />1894 North Bourke established; 1914 North Bourke Police Station was abolished and it is likely that the business was absorbed by Bourke Police Station.<br /><br />In 2008 Bourke Police Station was located in the Darling River Local Area Command within the Western Region. In 2008 its address was 46 Oxley Street, Bourke. (2)<br /><br />Endnotes<br />1. Votes and Proceedings of the Legislative Assembly, 1865 Vol. 1, p.640.<br />2. NSW Police Force website <a href="http://www.police.nsw.gov.au/about_us/structure/operations_command/local_area_commands/western_region/darling_river">http://www.police.nsw.gov.au/about_us/structure/operations_command/local_area_commands/western_region/darling_river</a> (cited 10 May 2008).<br /><br /> </p>
AGY-1325 | Bourke Court of Petty Sessions
No full text<p>Bourke Court of Petty Sessions was created on 13 March 1862, under the provisions of s.17 of the Offenders Punishment and Justices Summary Jurisdiction Act of 1832 (3 Wil.IV No.3). (1)<br /><br />The records of Tilpa Court of Petty Sessions were transferred to Bourke Court of Petty Sessions on 1 May 1936 when the Tilpa Court of Petty Sessions was abolished. (2) The records of Enngonia Court of Petty Sessions were transferred to Bourke Court of Petty Sessions on 1 July 1938 when the Enngonia Court of Petty Sessions was abolished. (3) The records of Ford's Bridge Court of Petty Sessions were transferred to Bourke Court of Petty Sessions on 1 July 1938 when the Ford's Bridge Court of Petty Sessions was abolished. (4) The records of Louth Court of Petty Sessions were transferred to Bourke Court of Petty Sessions on 1 July 1938 when the Louth Court of Petty Sessions was abolished. (5) The records of Wanaaring Court of Petty Sessions were transferred to Bourke Court of Petty Sessions on 1 January 1942 when the Wanaaring Court of Petty Sessions was abolished. (6) The records of Byerock Court of Petty Sessions were transferred to Bourke Court of Petty Sessions on 31 December 1969 when the Byerock Court of Petty Sessions was abolished. (7)<br /><br />Bourke Court of Petty Sessions was abolished on 31 December 1984, when the Local Courts Act, 1982 abolished all Courts of Petty Sessions and replaced these with Local Courts. (8)</p><p>Endnotes<br />1. NSW Government Gazette No.57, 18 March 1862, p.593.<br />2. NSW Government Gazette No.70, 24 April 1936, p.1719.<br />3. NSW Government Gazette No.92, 17 June 1938, p.2394.<br />4. ibid.<br />5. ibid. <br />6. NSW Government Gazette No.5, 9 January 1942, p.64.<br />7. NSW Government Gazette No.146, 19 December 1969, p.5155.<br />8. Local Courts Act, 1982 (Act No.164, 1982), s.9; NSW Government Gazette No.178, 21 December 1984, p.6296.</p>
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