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Sperry and Hutchinson Trading Stamp
No full textSperry and Hutchinson Trading Stamp label for Sperry and Hutchinsonhttps://digitalmaine.com/arc_trademarks/1116/thumbnail.jp
Nobel Prize awarded to Roger W. Sperry
No full textNobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded to Roger W. Sperry "for his discoveries concerning the functional specialization of the cerebral hemispheres.
Heber C. Snell's outgoing correspondence to Sidney B. Sperry
No full textHeber C. Snell's outgoing correspondence to Sidney B. Sperry, September 20, 194
Sperry and Willard Family Papers, MSS.2191
No full textAbstract: Letters between Sperry and Willards and from family members and acquaintances. Letters discuss money, society, health issues, and everyday life. The Sperry and Willard families, of Ohio, were connected by marriage through Mary Sperry Willard.Scope and Content Note: Letters between Sperry and Willard families in Ohio, and from family members or acquaintances. Contains a family tree and an itemized list of the division of the estate of S. Sperry. Also includes two poems written for Mary Willard. Letters discuss money issues, health issues, everyday life, gifts, society issues, and a wedding invitation. Contains 1 birth announcement, 1 newspaper clipping, 16 letters, 14 envelopes, and 1 wedding invitationBiographical/Historical Note: Mary Willard was born December 27, 1842. George Willard was born July 25, 1844. David B. Sperry was born February 11, 1844. The Sperry and Willard families are connected by marriage through Mary Sperry Willard
Sperry Gyroscope
No full textIn the 1920s the National Bureau of Standards, along with the Sperry Gyroscope Company, developed directional equipment for airplanes. This type of gyroscope allowed for successful �blind�, or nighttime, travel by airplane by helping pilots maintain orientation.11 x 13 x 7 c
Roger Wolcott Sperry to Viktor Hamburger, 1960
Full text linkTypewrittenRoger Wolcott Sperry discussing some issues with a project with Viktor Hamburger1 pageCorrespondanc
Jon Sperry and Gerry Casteleiro Motivational Interviewing
No full textDr. Jon Sperry and Lynn University Alumni Gerardo Casteleiro give a workshop, Motivational Interviewing in Individual Psychology, at Centro Adleriano in Montevideo, Uruguay on June 26-27, 2019.https://spiral.lynn.edu/facpubs_photos/1009/thumbnail.jp
Correspondence Between Danny Bystrak and Theodore Sperry, 1975, March
Full text linkA letter sent by Bystrak and returned by Sperry with additions rgarding BBS route
DATA - Gleditsch and Sperry 2019
No full textThe morphological data used in Gleditsch and Sperry 2019 for analyses of morphological divergence between Oahu and the native range of four non-native frugivore species. All individuals with the "Wild" designation in the 'source' column had a correction factor applied to their measurements (see Gleditsch and Sperry 2019 for correction factors and explanation). The 'ID' column is a unique identifier for each individual. The 'year' column is the year in which the individual was collected or caught. The 'date' column is the date on which the individual was collected or caught. The 'location' is the country or island the individual was collected from or caught on. The 'source' column is whether or not the individual was a specimen from a museum or was caught in the wild. The 'range' column designates whether the individual was from the native range or the introduced range. The 'species' column is the 4-letter alpha code of the species the individual was identified as (see Gleditsch and Sperry 2019 for the alpha codes). The 'Age' column designates the age of the individual (J=juvenile, A=adult, U=unknown). The 'sex' column designates what sex the individual was determined to be (M=male, F=female, U=unknown). The other seven columns are the morphological measurements taken on each individual and correspond to the tail length, tarsus length, wing length, total culmen, nares to the tip of the culmen, bill width, and bill depth, respectively (see Gleditsch and Sperry 2019 for a description of measurements). All measurement are in millimeters. Not present in the data file are the recaptures used in the error estimation. Contact the authors for these data
Portia Sperry
No full textPortia Howe Sperry was born in Illinois. She married Ralph Waldo Emerson Sperry and they lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Sperry's husband Ralph was a nationally known piano designer. When the Great Depression hit they moved to Nashville where she managed the Brown County Folks Shop. She created the Abigail rag doll and hired local women to help make them. Sperry wrote a children's book "Abigail," telling the story of a pioneer family that moved to Brown County. The little girl in the story has a doll named Abigail. Sperry also created another rag doll named Nancy Hanks.Sperry is shown holding a Nancy Hanks rag doll which she designed. The doll is wearing pioneer clothing
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