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Marriage record of Phillips, E. J. and Phillips, Ruby
No full textMarriage license for E.J. Phillips and Ruby Phillips. J.T. Young was the Justice of the Peace
I dearly love this happy land, its rivers rolling wide [first line]
No full textstrophicpiano and voiceMusic is duplicated in 003.060.Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box
003, Item 059Written by Jonas B. Phillips, Esq.; Music by Mr. E.J. Westrop.as sung with great Applause by Mr. Morle
I dearly love this happy land, its rivers rolling wide [first line]
No full textstrophicpiano and voiceMusic is duplicated in 003.060.Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box
003, Item 059Written by Jonas B. Phillips, Esq.; Music by Mr. E.J. Westrop.as sung with great Applause by Mr. Morle
Conceptual Design Automation: Abstraction complexity reduction by feasilisation and knowledge engineering
No full textIn order to keep innovating, engineers are working more and more with engineering software, providing them a way to cut away their routine and repetitive activities. Computer aided design and simulation software are for instance considered standard tools in most engineering companies. Today, to solve complex engineering design problems, multidisciplinary design optimisation (MDO) is increasingly used to automate the design process to support the engineer in finding a solution faster. To effectively use MDO, design frameworks such as the design and engineering engine (DEE) are required. More and more does engineering software provide a seamless integration of computer software and human knowledge, a focus point of the field of knowledge engineering (KE). This will free engineers from repetitive and routine tasks and allow them to use their full creative capacity and learn faster, increasing their productivity. This work contributes to the development of KE applications within the DEE to support the MDO process. The focus is on the conceptual design phase of complex systems engineering, responsible for providing an initial start vector for MDO. Aircraft design is taken as a guiding example as it is a typical case of a complex system.Design of Aircraft and RotorcraftAerospace Engineerin
Loss of muscle mass in the immediate post-operative period is associated with inadequate dietary protein and energy intake
No full textDespite the implementation of ‘Enhanced Recovery After Surgery’ (ERAS) protocols, major abdominal surgery is still associated with significant and detrimental losses of muscle mass and function in the post-operative period. Although ERAS protocols advocate both early mobility and dietary intake, dietary composition in the immediate post-operative period is poorly characterised, despite muscle losses being greatest in this period. Herein, we show in 15 patients (66 ± 6 y, 12:3 M:F) who lost ~10% m. vastus lateralis muscle mass in the 5 days after open colorectal resective surgery, mean energy intake was only ~25% of the minimum ESPEN recommendation of 25 kcal/kg/d and daily dietary protein intake was only ~12% of the ESPEN recommended guidelines of 1.5 g/kg/d. Given the known importance of nutrition for muscle mass maintenance, innovative dietary interventions are needed in the immediate post-operative period, accounting for specific patient dietary preference to maximise compliance (e.g., soft-textured foods)
Inflation and Unemployment in the U.S. and Canada: A Common Framework
No full textThis paper summarizes the results of our efforts to broaden the theory of the Phillips curve and to explain the joint evolution of inflation and unemployment in the United States and Canada since 1930.Phillips curve, unemployment, inflation
The literary phenomenon of 'conflation’ in the reworking of Paul’s letter to the Colossians by the author of the letter to the Ephesians
No full textThis thesis is concerned with the nature of the relationship of the Letter to the Ephesians (Eph) to Paul's Letter to the Colossians (Col).The first three chapters seek to argue that this relationship should be designated as "literary dependent". In Chapter I the suggestion made by A.T. Lincoln (Dallas [Texas], 1990) that the contemporary redaction of the Letter of Aristeas by Josephus in his Jewish Antiquities, Book XII, §§ 11-118 is similar to the use the author of Eph made of Col, is exposed to critical review. Chapter II focuses on the phenomenon of repeated 'conflation' in Eph. This literary phenomenon entails that several 'Colossian' texts from different parts of Col are conflated by the author of Eph into one passage and is subjected to exhaustive analysis. It is argued that conflation is the main feature of the literary dependence of Eph on Col but does not occur in Josephus' reworking of the Letter of Aristeas. Chapter III continues the comparison between the method of reworking employed in the Jewish Antiquities and in Eph by pointing out that the fluctuation in verbatim agreement of one document with its source can be meaningful. Chapter IV provides the new synopsis of both letters on which the whole examination is based. This synoptic overview is a desideratum since the previous synoptic editions of the Greek text of both letters by E.J. Goodspeed (Chicago, 1933) and C.L. Mitton (Oxford, 1951) are not accurate enough and unsuitable for research that focuses on the conflations of 'Colossian' verses in Eph. The fifth and last chapter deals with the question why Eph is literary dependent on Col and shows that despite the literary dependence, the theology of Eph is distinctive in comparison with its source Col. The distinctiveness of Eph's theology consists in a critical modification of the stress which Col places on Christ's already accomplished victory over the cosmic powers (Co/ 2.15). In order to safeguard an authoritative reception of his modification of Col, the author of Eph presented his letter as the parallel letter of Col alluded to m Col 4.16. The literary dependence on Col is necessary both to modify its content and to present his own writing as its parallel letter
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