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Oral history interview with Rollin Reiter, 2013
No full textTranscript of an oral history interview with Rollin Reiter, conducted by Jennifer Payne on 5 October 2013, as part of the Norwich Voices oral history project of the Sullivan Museum and History Center. Rollin S. Reiter graduated from Norwich University in 1950 and earned earned his master's in business administration from the Harvard Business School in 1952. In his interview, he discusses his experiences running his family's business, Reiter Dairy, as well as his military service in the Korean War and with the Army Reserve and Coast Guard Auxiliary
Dialogo con... Fabian Reiter
No full textRisposta al contributo di Giuditta Mirizio del titolo „Riflessi di oralità nelle petizioni e nei report di età tolemaica“
Bilateral disciform keratitis: A rare feature of Reiter′s syndrome
No full textReiter′s syndrome is a relatively rare seronegative spondyloarthropathy characterized by a triad of urethritis, arthritis, and conjunctivitis. Human leukocyte antigen B27 (HLA B27) is positive in over two-thirds of the patients. Involvement of the cornea in the form of a bilateral disciform keratitis in a first episode of Reiter′s is an extremely rare feature, with only one previous report. Other report indicates the occurrence of disciform keratitis in patients with chronic recurring episodes of Reiter′s syndrome. We report acase of a young girl who developed bilateral disciform keratitis against a clinical background of arthritis of the left knee. There was preceding history of acute infective diarrhea, 1 month earlier. Initially, the keratitis was thought to be viral, but response to antiviral treatment was poor. A clinical suspicion of Reiter′s syndrome was confirmed by a positive HLA B27 test. Definitive treatment with steroids and sulfasalazine resulted in resolution of the keratitis
Social Identity and Upward Mobility: Elite Groups, Lower Classes, and Slaves
No full textIl contributo (redatto con Sandra Scheuble-Reiter), che per la mia parte si incentra sull'Egitto romano, traccia dapprima la strutturazione sociale che i Romani costituirono, rigidamente fissando una piramide sociale connessa al sistema di pagamento della tassa capitale (laographia). Si individuano dunque i vertici (di cittadinanza romana) e poi le élites locali nelle loro sfaccettature, per concentrarsi in seguito sul problema della mobilità sociale, caratteristica della gestione imperiale romana, ma eccezionalmente assai limitata nella strategica provincia d'Egitto. Qui si osserva che neppure la militanza nell'esercito consente un salto di mobilità che porti ad assurgere ad una dimensione extra-provinciale, men che meno a Roma. L'analisi segue poi l'evoluzione della concentrazione della proprietà fondiaria nelle mani di pochi sempre più ricchi, a discapito della piccola e media proprietà, a partire dal II sec. d.C., e poi in forma sempre più accentuata nel III secolo. Tra III e IV secolo si osserva infine una sostanziale discontinuità nella composizione sociale delle élites rispetto al I e II secolo. D'altro canto, soprattutto prima dell'Editto di Caracalla una dinamica di mobilità ascensionale vivace si può osservare tra i liberti. Gli schiavi restano comunque in Egitto un fenomeno assai meno diffuso che in altre parti del mondo romano. Col diffondersi del cristianesimo la schiavitù non scompare, ma anzi gli stati più fragili della popolazione si trovano sovente esposti al rischio di perdita dello status libertatis a causa dei debiti contratti. I monasteri giocano a questo punto un ruolo centrale nella difesa dei liberi caduti più o meno illegalmente in schiavitù
Underlying Semantics for the Assessment of Reiter's Solution to the Frame Problem
No full text. This paper presents an application of Sandewall's methodology [16] for assessing nonmonotonic entailment criteria for reasoning about actions and change. We establish the correctness of Reiter's general solution to the frame problem [14] for a broad and well characterized class of problems. This is done by: (1) identifying a nonmonotonic entailment criterion corresponding to Reiter's solution; (2) discovering ontological and epistemological assumptions that we believe underly the domains of possible applicability of Reiter's approach; (3) defining an underlying semantics corresponding to these assumptions; and (4) providing a semantic correspondence between the models selected by the entailment criterion and the models obtained from the underlying semantics. We also compare our methodology to Kartha's evaluation [6] of Reiter's general solution with respect to action logic semantics [4]. 1 Introduction This paper presents an application of Sandewall's methodology [16] for assessing ..
Euripides Iphigenia auf Tauris für den Schulgebrauch von S. Reiter
No full textGrübler H. Euripides Iphigenia auf Tauris für den Schulgebrauch von S. Reiter. In: Revue des Études Grecques, tome 17, fascicule 75,1904. pp. 281-282
Reiter's condition for amenable hypergroups.
No full textWe study modifications of Reiter’s condition (Pr ) which are generated bycertain power and root procedures. In thatwaywe can illustrate the difference between the (P1)- and the (P2)-property. Furthermore we present equivalent conditions to (P2). In order to have examples we discuss the results for polynomial hypergroups
Estimating risks of identification disclosure in partially synthetic data
No full textTo limit disclosures, statistical agencies and other data disseminators can release partially synthetic, public use microdata sets. These comprise the units originally surveyed, but some collected values, for example sensitive values at high risk of disclosure or values of key identifiers, are replaced with multiple draws from statistical models. Because the original records are on the file, there remain risks of identifications. In this paper, we describe how to evaluate identification disclosure risks in partially synthetic data, accounting for released information from the multiple datasets, the model used to generate synthetic values, and the approach used to select values to synthesize. We illustrate the computations using the Survey of Youths in Custody
A Correction to the Algorithm in Reiter's Theory of Diagnosis
No full textReiter [1987] has developed a general theory of diagnosis based on first principles. His algorithm computes all diagnoses which explain the differences between the predicted and observed behavior of a given system. Unfortunately, Reiter 's description of the algorithm is incorrect in that some diagnoses can be missed under certain conditions. This note presents a revised algorithm and a proof of its correctness. 1 Introduction Many researchers have developed systems for diagnosis which use a "first principles approach" using a representation language generally based on first-order logic. Both Reiter [1987] and deKleer and Williams [1987] use the concept of a conflict set as the basis of their methods. While Reiter's algorithm can make use of conflict sets which are not minimal, de Kleer and Williams's algorithm requires that minimal conflict sets be determined by the underlying inference mechanism. 1 However, it is the application of a technique for handling the nonminimal conflict..
Reiter, F A, VX4024
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/412858Surname: REITER. Given Name(s) or Initials: F A. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: VX4024. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 5792.231568
Item: [2016.0049.45119] "Reiter, F A, VX4024
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