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D-2555: 238 East 600 North, Logan, Utah, Casper W. and Anna C. Merrill/Hyrum Johnson residence. Lot 2 Block 4 Plat A
No full textD-2555: 238 East 600 North, Logan, Utah, Casper W. and Anna C. Merrill/Hyrum Johnson residence. Lot 2 Block 4 Plat A (2 photos
Portrait photograph of Casper Trippe
No full textPortrait photograph of Casper Trippehttps://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_wdsmithphotography/4579/thumbnail.jp
CASPER coupled air-sea processes and electromagnetic ducting research
No full textThe Coupled Air–Sea Processes and Electromagnetic Ducting Research (CASPER) project aims to better quantify atmospheric effects on the propagation of radar and communication signals in the marine environment. Such effects are associated with vertical gradients of temperature and water vapor in the marine atmospheric surface layer (MASL) and in the capping inversion of the marine atmospheric boundary layer (MABL), as well as the horizontal variations of these vertical gradients. CASPER field measurements emphasized simultaneous characterization of electromagnetic (EM) wave propagation, the propagation environment, and the physical processes that gave rise to the measured refractivity conditions. CASPER modeling efforts utilized state-of-the-art large-eddy simulations (LESs) with a dynamically coupled MASL and phase-resolved ocean surface waves. CASPER-East was the first of two planned field campaigns, conducted in October and November 2015 offshore of Duck, North Carolina. This article highlights the scientific motivations and objectives of CASPER and provides an overview of the CASPER-East field campaign. The CASPER-East sampling strategy enabled us to obtain EM wave propagation loss as well as concurrent environmental refractive conditions along the propagation path. This article highlights the initial results from this sampling strategy showing the range-dependent propagation loss, the atmospheric and upper-oceanic variability along the propagation range, and the MASL thermodynamic profiles measured during CASPER-East
Letter from Caspar W. Hodgson to John Muir, 1903 Jan 12.
No full textD. C. Heath & Co.(Incorporated) D. C. HEATH, Pres. C. H. AMES, Sec. W. E. PULSIFER, Treas. W. S. SMYTH, Vice-Pres. Publishers of Text-Books for Schools and CollegesBOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCOCASPAR W. HODGSONManager for Pacific StatesG. H. CHILCOTERepresentative in Pacific States321-325 Sansome StreetSan Franciscol/l/03Mr. John Muir, Martinez, Cal. My dear sir:-I am one of your admirers. I have read nearly all your books and before I go east for some work there, I hope I may have the good fortune to meet you. I have been in nearly ovary county west of the main ridge of the Rockies and have some pictures which I think may interest you; and would like to present them to you with my compliments. If you will drop me a line as to when and where I might meet you for a few minutes, I shall be greatly obliged.Yours in the love of Nature, CASPER W. HODGSONCasper W. HodgsonM.W AWould gladly take a [illegible] Martinez some day[03134]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/41516/thumbnail.jp
Measurement of vector-boson scattering and limits on anomalous quartic gauge couplings with the ATLAS detector
No full textSee paper for full list of authors - 49 pages in total, author list starting page 33, 13 figures, 12 tables, submitted to Physical Review D, all figures including auxiliary figures are available at https://atlas.web.cern.ch/Atlas/GROUPS/PHYSICS/PAPERS/STDM-2014-05/International audienceThis paper presents the extended results of measurements of W±W±jj production and limits on anomalous quartic gauge couplings using 20.3 fb−1 of proton-proton collision data at s√=8 TeV recorded by the ATLAS detector at the Large Hadron Collider. Events with two leptons (e or μ) with the same electric charge and at least two jets are analyzed. Production cross-sections are determined in two fiducial regions, with different sensitivities to the electroweak and strong production mechanisms. An additional fiducial region, particularly sensitive to anomalous quartic gauge coupling parameters α4 and α5, is introduced, which allows more stringent limits on these parameters compared to the previous ATLAS measurement
A content analysis and cumulative index, annotated, of "Phylon" Quarterly, 1940-1949, 1951
No full textMeyer, Henry (Death, 1902-03-16)
No full textAddress: City Hospital 2039 Branch St.Age at death: 41 yrs.302/Pg 31/1902/M W W/Germany/Dr. Casper F.Hegner/H. Gildehaus/Rashcig'sOriginal record filed in drawer labeled 'MEYER, G-MEYERS, D'
Final Results from the SSPX Spheromak Program
No full textSSPX Team Authors: - H.S. McLean, R.H. Bulmer, J. Clementson, T. A. Casper, B. I. Cohen, R.H. Cohen, T.K. Fowler, D.N. Hill, E.B. Hooper, B. Hudson, R. Jayakumar, L.L. LoDestro, H.S. McLean, W. Meyer, J.M. Moller, L.D. Pearlstein, C.A. Romero-Talamás, D.D. Ryutov, R.D. Wood, E.C. Morse, J.D. King, P.M. Bellan, J.A. Johnson III, E.D. Mezonlin, C. Raynor, J. Titus, K. Williams, C.R. Sovinec, J.C. Ortiz, T.L. Stewart, D. F. MontezAmerican Physical Society Division of Plasma Physics Meeting Dallas, Texas November 17 - 21, 2008This work performed under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Energy by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory under Contract DE-AC52-07NA27344.https://www.osti.gov/biblio/158143
The legal framework for corporate governance: explaining the development of contract law in Germany and the United States
No full textHow are new forms of industrial organization accommodated into a countryslegal frameworks, and what effect does this have on the ability of firms toinnovate. Variations in the broad institutional organization of the German andUS political economies result in different processes of contract lawmodernization in the two countries, with important implications for innovation trajectories. The German institutional infrastructure encourages firms todevelop cooperative diversified quality production (DQP) inter-firm strategies.This is promoted through highly regulative contract laws and the existence ofstrong trade associations that firms engage to create standardized industryframeworks. These contracting arrangements allow the diffusion ofstandardized governance structures showing firms how to create rules neededto manage complex new forms of organization. While strongly supporting DQPstrategies and discouraging opportunistic product market strategies, Germanpatterns of contract law regulation place important constraints against moreinnovative product market strategies. In the United States legal resources aredecentralized across firms, trade associations have few law-makingcompetencies, and courts do not regulate the distribution of risks across firms.Contractual frameworks are developed on a firm-by-firm basis and slowlyaccommodated within the legal system through the generation of courtprecedent. This system encourages radical innovation in the law, an importantprerequisite for innovative product market strategies more generally. However,the paper shows that a necessary trade-off of legal innovation in the US is thatcourts cannot implement German-style contract law regulation to constrainopportunism, while the decentralization of legal resource inhibits the creation ofstandardized contractual frameworks needed for DQP strategies. Through anextensive game theory analysis of bargaining between courts and large firms,the paper explains why these equilibria are maintained, despite strong incentives in the German case for some large firms to deviate. -- Wie sind neue Formen industrieller Organisation an die rechtliche Verfaßtheiteines Landes angepaßt und welche Folgen hat dies für die Innovationsfähigkeitvon Unternehmen . Generelle Unterschiede in der institutionellen Organisationder jeweiligen politischen Ökonomie in Deutschland und in den USA führen zu unterschiedlichen Formen der Modernisierung des Vertragsrechts in beidenLändern. Dies hat wichtige Auswirkungen auf den Typus der Innovations-Entwicklung.Die spezifische Ausprägung des Institutionengefüges in Deutschlandbegünstigt vor allem eine kooperativ angelegte diversifizierteQualitätsproduktion (DQP), an der mehrere Unternehmen beteiligt sind. Dieswird gestützt durch ein hochreguliertes Vertragsrecht und starkeGewerkschaften; die Verbände nutzen dies, um für alle Unternehmen geltendeRegelungen zu entwickeln. Diese Art, vertragliche Vereinbarungen zuentwickeln und zu gestalten, führt zu einer allmählichen Verbreitung allgemeingültiger Governance-Strukturen, durch die die Unternehmen erfahren, wie sie Regelungen entwickeln können, um neue, komplexe Formen der Zusammenarbeit zu managen. Das in Deutschland verbreitete Vertragsrecht erweist sich als vorteilhaft für DQP-Strategien und als hinderlich für kurzfristigorientierte Produktmarktstrategien; es führt aber auch zu schwerwiegenden Einschränkungen bei der Entwicklung innovationsorientierter Produktmarktstrategien.In den USA ist die juristische Kompetenz, gerade auch, was die Klärung juristischer Grundsatzfragen angeht, auf viele Unternehmen verteilt.Gewerkschaften haben nur geringe Möglichkeiten, die Gesetzgebung zubeeinflussen und die Gerichte regulieren nicht, wie die Risiken aus derZusammenarbeit von Unternehmen aufgeteilt werden. Die rechtlichen Rahmungen vertraglicher Vereinbarungen werden fallweise in Unternehmenentwickelt; gerichtliche Musterentscheidungen passen sie dann Schritt fürSchritt an die bestehenden gesetzlichen Regeln an. Dies begünstigt radikalereInnovationen in der Gesetzgebung; sie wiederum sind generell eine wichtige Voraussetzung für innovative Produktmarktstrategien. In dem Papier wird gezeigt, daß der schnellen Innovationskraft des amerikanischenGesetzgebungssystems als Nachteil gegenübersteht, daß die Gerichte keine Regulierungen einführen können, die dem in Deutschland entwickelten Vertragsrecht vergleichbar und durch das sehr schnelle, quasi opportunistische Marktorientierungen einzuschränken wären. Die Dezentralisierung juristischerKompetenz in den USA verhindert die Schaffung eines allgemein gültigenrechtlichen Rahmens, der wiederum Voraussetzung für eine diversifizierte Qualitätsproduktion ist.Durch eine ausführliche spieltheoretische Analyse von Aushandlungsprozessen zwischen Großunternehmen und Gerichten wirderklärt, warum sich die jeweils spezifischen Gleichgewichtssituationen erhalten, auch wenn es in Deutschland für einige Großunternehmen starke Anreize gibt, davon abzuweichen.
Seven years of CRAFT: Clinical results of a multicenter cohort of carotid artery relining with the CASPER RX stent
No full textSeven years of CRAFT: Clinical results of a multicenter cohort of carotid artery relining with the CASPER RX sten
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