4,356 research outputs found
A petrographical study of specimens of rocks and ores from the Sullivan Mine, Kimberley, B.C.
No full textThe Sullivan mine was discovered by Patrick Sullivan and three associates in 1895, and during the next year was bonded to Col. Redpath and Judge Turner of Spokane, Washington. The Sullivan Group Mining Company of Spokane was later formed to take over the property, and a smelter, which was designed to treat ore from the mine, was completed in 1903 at Marysville, B.C. [...
The genetics of schizophrenia.
No full textResearch into the etiology of schizophrenia, particularly the possible genetic basis, has never been as interesting and as provocative as in the past three years. Sullivan looks critically at the key research
Patrick Grainville : auteur de la F/francophonie ou comment la F/francophonie invente le francophone africain
No full textQu’est-ce que la F/francophonie pour le romancier français qui utilise l’Afrique francophone comme trame de son histoire ? La présente étude s’est attelée à démontrer qu’un auteur tel que Patrick Grainville est un pur produit de la F/francophonie dans la mesure où il regroupe toutes les caractéristiques et les contradictions de cette institution à la fois politique et culturelle. Ses oeuvres ressassent des antiennes coloniales sous de nouveaux apparats et continue volontairement de minorer les langues populaires issues de l’espace francophone africain. Il sert d’instrument de géopolitique, de vulgarisation de la vision que la France a de l’Africain francophone.
Abstract
What is F/Francophonie for the French novelist who uses Francophone Africa as the framework of his story? This study attempts to demonstrate that an author such as Patrick Grainville is a pure product of the F/Francophonie insofar as he brings together all the characteristics and contradictions of this institution, both political and cultural. His works reiterate colonial antiphons under new guises and voluntarily continue to undermine the popular languages of the African Francophone space. It serves as an instrument of geopolitics, of popularization of the vision that France has of the francophone African
William F. Buckley and American Conservatism: Two Lectures
No full textThis panel presentation from the Symposium on James Baldwin, William F. Buckley, Jr., and the American Dream discusses William F. Buckley and the notion of American conservatism. Dr. Nicholas Buccola (associate professor of political science at Linfield College) serves as chair for the panel. Dr. Patrick Allitt (Cahoon Family Professor of American History at Emory University) presents William Buckley and the Decline of American Conservative Racism: 1955-95, while author William Hogeland presents On the Beaches, in the Hills, in the Mountains: William Buckley\u27s Legacy in the Politics of Denial
Patrick Geddes: Synthetic Vision
No full textAmong the founders of the science of town planning at the beginning of the twentieth century, Scotsman Patrick Geddes introduced methods of investigation commensurate with other sciences. A biologist, trained by Thomas Huxley, Geddes borrowed the practices of the microscopical laboratory in creating the Outlook Tower in Edinburgh, Scotland which served as a model for an approach to the study of cities. His method was like that of a field botanist studying a species, and assumed an interdependent relationship between place, work and folk. Embracing the evolutionary theory of Charles Darwin, Geddes proposed subtle town planning interventions as a means by which cities could adaptively respond to change over time. He advocated the employ of a graphic device, which he called his "thinking machines," and which served as a paradigmatic strategy to forge new relationships within sets of ideas. Such an approach aligned him with the taxonomic strategies in practice in the formation of museum collections and display of the nineteenth century. This work examines the archival evidence of the principles underlying Geddes' methods in the hope that they may be recovered in contemporary town planning.Ph. D
Abstracts of papers not published in full
No full textAbstracts included:William Beranek, Jr. Ambient Air Ozone Concentrations in Central IndianaKeith R. Fadely and Horst F. Siewert. Potential Effects of Acid Rain on the Mortality and Development of Aedes triseriatus Larvae and PupaeRobert H.L. Howe and John M. Hawkins. A Revision of the Traditional K<sub>2</sub> -Temperation Relationship of Stream ReaerationStuart L. Irwin and William Beranek, Jr. The Air Discharge per Manufacturing Employee in IndianaPatrick J. Sullivan. Simulated Chemical Weathering of Coal and Overburden Material
The Victorian Newsletter (Spring 1972)
No full textThe Victorian Newsletter is edited for the English X Group of the Modern Language Association by William E. Buckler, New York University, Washington Square, New York, N.Y. 10003Mrs. Gamp as the Great Mother: A Dickensian Use of the Archetype / Veronica M. S. Kennedy -- Rossetti's Changing Style: The Revisions of "My Sister's Sleep" / Herbert Sussman -- The Sketch of the Three Masks in Romola / W. J. Sullivan -- Tory-Radicalism and "The Two Nations" in Disraeli's Sybil / Patrick Brantlinger -- Two Notes on Religion in David Copperfield / E. Pearlman -- In Memoriam and The Excursion: A Matter of Comparison / Stuart F. C. Niermeier -- Past or Future Mindscapes: Pictures in Jane Eyre / M. B. McLaughlin -- The Midsummer Eves of Shakespeare and Christina Rossetti / Warren Herendeen -- A Victorian "Modest Proposal" / Charles T. Dougherty -- Recent Publications: A Selected List / Arthur F. Minerof -- English X New
Measuring industry-science links through inventor-author relations: A profiling method
No full textIn this pilot study we examine the performance of text-based profiling in recovering a set of validated inventor-author links. In a first step we match patents and publications solely based on their similarity in content. Next, we compare inventor and author names on the highest ranked matches for the occurrence of name matches. Finally, we compare these candidate matches with the names listed in a validated set of inventor-author names. Our text-based profile methodology performs significantly better than a random matching of patents and publications, suggesting that text-based profiling is a valuable complementary tool to the name searches used in previous studies.innovation; industry-science links; text-based profiling;
Book Review: Great Power Clashes Along the Maritime Silk Road: Lessons from History to Shape Current Strategy
No full textAuthor: Grant F. Rhode
Reviewed by Dr. Patrick C. Bratton, professor of national security and strategy studies and director of South Asian studies, US Army War College
Dr. Patrick C. Bratton, US Army War College director of South Asian Studies, reviews Grant F. Rhode’s “valuable contribution to [the] literature” that “[brings] attention to many of Eurasia’s often-forgotten maritime powers and conflicts.” Bratton highlights the particular value of Rhode’s “excellent” case studies “that deserve attention” and explains the book’s utility for policymakers while also providing a thoughtful critique of the book’s framing devices.https://press.armywarcollege.edu/parameters_bookshelf/1067/thumbnail.jp
Coleman, Patrick F. (Death, 1908-08-01)
No full textAddress: 1409 Pleasant St.Age at death: 49 Yrs.40/Pg. 94/1908/M W M/B. P.- Ill/Dr. B.J. Ratterman/J.J. Sullivan/St. Joseph New Cem.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'COHEN-CONDO'
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