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S. S. Wong (1889-1965)
No full textWong Ming. S. S. Wong (1889-1965). In: Revue d'histoire des sciences et de leurs applications, tome 19, n°1, 1966. pp. 65-66
Graduate recital, original compositions. Wong, S., 1973
No full textRecorded during a live performance at Oakland Recital Hall, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, March 10, 1973, the 144th concert of the Department of Music's 1972-1973 season.In partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Master of Music degree in composition, Western Michigan University, 1973.Information from performance program.Spring (Three Chinese poems) (1973) -- (8:01) Three episodes (1973). Love ; Madness ; Tranquility -- (15:27) Five Chinese poems (1972). Early morning (text, Anonymous Tang dynasty) ; (17:52) Drinking song (text, Anonymous 12th century B.C.) ; (19:56) Thoughts on a quiet night (text, Li Po, 701-762) ; (22:52) At the bamboo villa (text, Wang Wei, 699-759) ; (25:43) Life (text, Su Tung Po, 1036-1101) -- (30:26) i (1973)
Manny and Annie R. Wong, wedding couple, with two older women
No full textPhotograph shows (L-R) Mrs. S. Wong, Manny Wong, Annie R. Wong, Toy May Leung
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Kristina Wong: Wong Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
No full texta flyer advertising a performance and panel discussion of Kristina Wong's "Wong Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"Asian American Studie
Schottariella Mirifica P.C. Boyce & S. Y. Wong: A New Name for Schottarum Sarikeense (Araceae: Schismatoglottideae)
No full textThe recent publication of the new genus Schottarum (Araceae) from Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo (Boyce and Wong 2008), contains a serious typification error by which Schottarum is a taxonomic synonym of Schismatoglottis and a new generic name is required for the taxon we described as Schottarum. The names Schottariella and Schottariella mirifica are here published
Studies on Schismatoglottideae (Araceae) of Borneo LVIII : Further novelties described for the genus Piptospatha, and a note on Piptospatha Sect. Gamogyne
No full textPiptospatha bella S. Y. Wong & P. C. Boyce
and Piptospatha lurida S. Y. Wong & P. C.
Boyce are described and illustrated from
Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo. Their
recognition takes Piptospatha to 18 described
species. Piptospatha lurida is most similar to
P. burbidgei, a species formerly allotted its
own genus, Gamogyne, later made into a
section of Piptospatha. Notes on Gamogyne
are provided and a correction to published
information on the placentation of
Gamogyne offered
Passivity check of S-Parameter descriptor systems via S-Parameter generalized hamiltonian methods
No full textThis paper extends the generalized Hamiltonian method (GHM) (Zhang , 2009; Zhang and Wong, 2010) and its half-size variant (HGHM) (Zhang and Wong, 2010) to their S-parameter counterparts (called S-GHM and S-HGHM, respectively), for testing the passivity of S-parameter descriptor-form models widely used in high-speed circuit and electromagnetic simulations. The proposed methods are capable of accurately detecting the possible nonpassive regions of descriptor-form models with either scattering or hybrid (impedance or admittance) transfer matrices. Their effectiveness and accuracy are verified with several practical examples. The S-GHM and S-HGHM methods presented here provide a foundation for the passivity enforcement of - parameter descriptor systems. © 2006 IEEE.published_or_final_versio
思故鄉 A Year in China: Bill Wong's Diaries in His Father's Home Village 1936-1937
No full textA book based on transcription and translation of diaries kept by Bill Wong and his father Wong Kung Lai 黄公禮 of their journey and time spent in their home village in China from 1936-1937. Contents include the Wong family tree, foreword by Larry Wong, acknowledgements, glassory, and translator's notes. The book is signed by 94-year-old Bill 黄 and dedicated "To All Old & New Student[s] at Mon Keong School
Rhynchopyle loi S. Y. Wong & P. C. Boyce
No full textRhynchopyle loi (P.C.Boyce & S.Y.Wong) S.Y.Wong & P.C.Boyce Figure 6A Material examined. MALAYSIA – Tawau • Tawau Hills Park, trail to Bukit Gelas; 04°23′59″N, 117°53′21″E; 25 November 1998; J. T. Pereira 551 (SAN) • Tawau, Tawau Hills Park, Bukit Gelas Waterfall; 04°23′00″N, 117°53′00″E; 30 June 2006; Julia S. SAN 147860 (SAN) • Tawau River Forest Reserve; [04°24′40″N, 117°53′28″E]; 33 m (100 ft.) elev.; 6 July 1959; W. Meijer SAN 19468 (L). Identification. Flowering Rhynchopyle loi most closely resembles R. pileata (S.Y.Wong & P.C.Boyce) S.Y.Wong & P.C.Boyce by the deep magenta-purple strongly rostrate spathe limb. However, R. loi is readily differentiated by the spathe basally with a prominent ventral mentum, by the larger, centrally impressed interstice staminodes held in a zone wider than the remainder of the spadix, the stamens irregularly arranged (not carried in two rows), and the proportion- ately longer staminate flower zone. The leaves of R. loi are only ca. half as long as those of R. pileata, and much narrower; the entire plant is seldom exceeding 15 cm (Boyce and Wong 2013b). Distribution and ecology. Endemic to Sabah. Growing on bare or moss-covered basalt waterfall rocks under perhumid lowland forest; between 200 and 300 m elevation. Typically inhabits the steep banks of muddy, meandering lowland streams and, less frequently, the floor of lowlying forest where it may be inundated in wet periods.Published as part of Wong, Sin Yeng & Joling, Jyloerica, 2021, Checklist of aroids (Alismatales, Araceae) from Sabah (Malaysian Borneo), pp. 931-974 in Check List 17 (3) on page 961, DOI: 10.15560/17.3.93
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