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W. Roberts
No full text"Sigmn Roberts W. NX 67866 'K' Sec 8 Div Sigs ex 'D' Sec 6 Div Sigs June 42 - Sept 4."Signalman Roberts W. NX 67866. 'K' Section, 8th Division Signals, ex 'D' Section, 6th Division Signals. June 42 - September 43
Proceedings of the International Workshop on Red Coral Science, Management, and Trade: Lessons from the Mediterranean
No full textStudent Recital: Louis Roberts, violoncello
No full textMr. Roberts is a student of Shirley Trepel.Divertimento in D, Haydn -- Suite No. 2 in D Minor, Bach -- Sonata in C, Op. 119, Prokofie
Ernie Roberts
No full textA longtime specialist in land-use policy, Ernie Roberts has had a distinguished career as an academic and consultant on environmental issues. He is author of landmark studies on acquisition of public lands and structures for water resources management.
Professor Roberts served in private practice in Northampton before teaching law at Villanova starting in 1957. He joined the Cornell Law School faculty in 1964.
He served on the Hudson River Basin Study Group and was Chairman of the Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Commission
Robin A. Roberts, D.M.
No full textDirector of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion
Dr. Robin Roberts is the Director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL. She has been in this role since February, 2013. The Office of D&I is integral to enhancing the overall education experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in academic and social programs that improves cultural competencies, social currency, and strategic human resourcing. Eight years prior, Dr. Roberts worked as the Director of Career Services (five years) and Director of the Office of Student Leadership and Activities (three years) at Delaware State University where she created a Leadership Institute, Student Employment Office, and Career Kinetics education. Her career spans 30 years of human resource leadership in banking, manufacturing, healthcare, and higher education. Dr. Roberts is a career coach specializing in talent acquisition, talent management, strategic leadership, diversity and inclusion, and professional development. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems, a Master of Arts degree in Organizational Management, and a Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership at the University of Phoenix. She received a certificate in Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from Villanova University in November, 2013. Her passion is in helping others grow personally and professionally and to fulfill their dreams.https://commons.erau.edu/lep-images/1005/thumbnail.jp
Interview with John D. Roberts
No full textInterview in seven sessions, February-May 1985, with John D. Roberts, Institute Professor of Chemistry (now emeritus) in the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering.
Family background, early education, Los Angeles; Caltech open houses in early 1930s. Studies chemistry, UCLA (BA 1941). Graduate work Penn State University with F. Whitmore; return to UCLA, war-related research; theoretical organic chemistry with S. Winstein (PhD 1944). 1945, NRC Fellowship, Harvard; R. B. Woodward. Assistant professorship MIT; recollections of A. Cope, A. A. Morton; L. Pauling's theory of molecular resonance; molecular orbital theory of R. S. Mulliken. Research on carbonium ions, carbon cations with R. Mazur; dispute with S. Winstein. Consultant at DuPont, starting 1950.
Guggenheim, Caltech, 1952; joins chemistry faculty 1953. H. Lucas, L. Pauling, other colleagues. Guggenheim to England. J. H. Sturdivant, V. Schomaker, D. Semenow, G. Whitesides. Election (1956) to NAS; heads chemistry section; NAS response to W. Shockley and R. Lewontin affairs. NSF chemistry advisory panel (1957-1962); Mohole Seismological Drilling Project; faculty salaries.
Writes Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (1959), Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry (1964); W. A. Benjamin; collaboration with M. B. Caserio on Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry; writes Modern Organic Chemistry.
NMR at Caltech; construction of NMR spectrometer lab; carbon-13 experiments; work of F. Wiegert, K. Kanamori; E. Swift, division chairman; H. McConnell; JDR as division chairman (1963-1968); faculty changes, role of H. Gray; construction of Noyes Laboratories; G. Hammond, acting chairman. Recollections of L. DuBridge and R. Bacher. L. Pauling and anti-nuclear movement. J. Baldeschwieler's chairmanship (1973-1978); presidencies of R. Christy (1977-1978) and M. L. Goldberger (1978-1987).
JDR as provost (1980-1983). Caltech administration 1970s and 1980s; R. Vogt as provost. L. E. Hood, biotechnology at Caltech. Computer scientists I. Sutherland, C. Mead. S. Wolfram, Symbolic Manipulation Program. JDR chairs Athenaeum Board; R. Ireland's role in upgrading Athenaeum. JDR's honors and awards
Roberts, A D, 402063
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/413559Surname: ROBERTS. Given Name(s) or Initials: A D. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: 402063. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 6616.232269
Item: [2016.0049.45820] "Roberts, A D, 402063
Parallel Attentive Visual Tracking
No full textThe research reported here addresses the problem of detecting and tracking independently moving objects from a moving observer in real time, using corners as object tokens. Corners are detected using the Harris corner detector and local image-plane constraints are employed to solve the correspondence problem. The approach relaxes the restrictive static-world assumption conventionally made, and is therefore capable of tracking independently moving and deformable objects. Tracking is performed without the use of any 3-dimensional motion model. The technique is novel in that, unlike traditional feature tracking algorithms where feature detection and tracking is carried out over the entire image-plane, here it is restricted to those areas most likely to contain meaningful image structure. Two distinct types of instantiation regions are identified, these being the focus-of-expansion region and border regions of the image-plane. The size and location of these regions are defined from a combination of odometry information and a limited knowledge of the operating scenario. The algorithms developed have been tested on real image sequences taken from typical driving scenarios. Implementation of the algorithm using T800 Transputers has shown that near-linear speedups are achievable, and that real-time operation is possible (half-video rate has been achieved using 30 processing elements)
Major Eleanor M. Roberts Papers - Accession 834
No full textThe Major Eleanor M. Roberts Papers consist of records related to Major Eleanor M. Roberts (1916-2000) who was a 1938 graduate of Winthrop and a 25 year veteran of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) and Women\u27s Army Corps (WAC). These papers, which consist of correspondence, scrapbooks, photocopies, orders, and military papers, document not only her career but also her and her family’s participation in World War II including brothers, Harold O. Roberts, James William Roberts, Herbert N. Roberts, sister, Lily Roberts Allen, and brother-in-law, Robert D. Allen. There is also information on World War I, Italy, Winthrop College and York, South Carolina.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/2129/thumbnail.jp
Oral health status
No full textAIHW cat. no. DEN 165. "Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health, The University of Adelaide Australia"Kaye Roberts-Thompson and Loc D
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