2,063 research outputs found
Paul Vanier, Théologie trinitaire chez saint Thomas d'Aquin. Evolution du concept d'action notionnelle
No full textPhilips G. Paul Vanier, Théologie trinitaire chez saint Thomas d'Aquin. Evolution du concept d'action notionnelle. In: Revue Philosophique de Louvain. Troisième série, tome 53, n°38, 1955. pp. 254-256
Paul Vanier, Théologie trinitaire chez saint Thomas d'Aquin. Evolution du concept d'action notionnelle
No full textPhilips G. Paul Vanier, Théologie trinitaire chez saint Thomas d'Aquin. Evolution du concept d'action notionnelle. In: Revue Philosophique de Louvain. Troisième série, tome 53, n°38, 1955. pp. 254-256
Dedication of Potraits: Justice Greg Abbott & Chief Justice Thomas R. Philips (Ret.)
No full textDedication of Potraits: Justice Greg Abbott & Chief Justice Thomas R. Philips (Ret.) Welcome Chief Justice Wallace B. Jefferson Presentation of Portrait Justice Greg Abbott & Chief Justice Thomas R. Phillips (Ret.) Re-Dedication of Portrait Chief Justic
Poems on several occasions. [electronic resource] : By Mr. John Philips, ...
No full textContents: 'The life of Mr. John Philips' by George Sewell; 'The splendid shilling, an imitation of Milton. To which is added Bleinheim', with a separate titlepage, bearing the imprint: London printed for E. Curll, separate pagination and register; 'Cyder. A poem. .. The third edition.' with a separate titlepage, bearing the imprint: London: printed for J. Tonson, separate pagination and register.A different 'Fourth edition' from that bearing the imprint: London: printed for E. Curll, and T. Astley.With two final advertisement leaves.A variant has 'The splendid shilling' paginated 24p.Foxon states that this 4th ed. is a reissue of the edition with the imprint: London: printed for E. Curll and T. Astley. Not correct. 'Splendid shilling' different pagination and sig.B of 'Cyder' is a different setting. Ill. = frontis.Electronic reproduction.English Short Title Catalog,Reproduction of original from University of Texas
Jansma (T.-S.) — Raad en Rekenkamer in Holland en Zeeland tijdens Hertog Philips van Bourgondie, 1932
No full textThomas Paul. Jansma (T.-S.) — Raad en Rekenkamer in Holland en Zeeland tijdens Hertog Philips van Bourgondie, 1932. In: Revue du Nord, tome 19, n°76, novembre 1933. pp. 320-322
Jansma (T.-S.) — Raad en Rekenkamer in Holland en Zeeland tijdens Hertog Philips van Bourgondie, 1932
No full textThomas Paul. Jansma (T.-S.) — Raad en Rekenkamer in Holland en Zeeland tijdens Hertog Philips van Bourgondie, 1932. In: Revue du Nord, tome 19, n°76, novembre 1933. pp. 320-322
Pocapharaptinus akotsenorum Akotsen and Philips, new species
No full textPocapharaptinus akotsenorum Akotsen and Philips, new species Figs. 13, 14, 27 & 35 Type material. Holotype: S. Africa, Pofadder 20 km N, 29.01 S- 19.27 E / 24.8. 1977, E-Y: 1328, singled, leg. Endrödy-Younga / groundtraps with banana bait. Paratype: same data as holotype (6). Diagnosis. This species can be characterized by: a broadly obtusely angled cuticle between pronotal anterior setal tufts (Fig. 27); male genitalia with expanded posterior portion of parameres,and elongate median lobe (Fig. 35). Description. Body reddish brown to brown; body oval, convex. Length 1.5–1.8 mm. Head dorsally smooth but with scattered setose tubercles in a band between eyes, tubercles distinct; setae short, recumbent and erect; setal tufts on either side of midline between eyes present; carina posterior of antennal fossae absent. Pronotum with visible surface extending posteriorly between setal tufts broadly triangular, forming an obtuse angle posteriorly; base of setal tufts arising from just slightly above cuticular surface by height equal to that of tubercles on curved carinae, anterior margin swollen, especially at middle; lateral spines distinct from but blending into tufts, thickness similar to erect elytral setae. Elytral surface moderately convex, apices rounded, not projecting; erect setae yellow, moderately long; six round patches of slightly flattened recumbent white setae located anteriorly within puncture rows 5–8 and posteriorly within rows 4 and 8. Male genitalia with parameres thinnest near apical 1 / 3, strongly curved inwards near apex, apices distinctly expanded; median lobe parallel sided except near apex, total length 87 % of that of parameres measured from base (Fig. 35). Etymology. The specific epithet honors the parents of the first author, whose efforts and motivation helped to make his studies at Western Kentucky University and elsewhere possible.Published as part of Akotsen-Mensah, Clement & Philips, Keith, 2009, Description of a new genus of spider beetle (Coleoptera: Ptinidae) from South Africa, pp. 51-67 in Zootaxa 2160 on pages 57-59, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18894
Heritage Society (Houston)
No full textTranscript of Letter from Thomas Phillips to Y. A. Rice discussing business on his farm and inquiring to purchase a small track of land
Philips as pulse for the development of Eindhoven: The value of the Philips heritage around the Emmasingel for the future of Eindhoven
No full textEindhoven and Philips, two names that are inseparable from each other. Travelling by train to Eindhoven you are accompanied by the heritage of Philips next to the railway. Travelling by car to Eindhoven along the highway you pass the Medical Centre of Philips in the north and the High Tech Campus of Philips in the south. In the city white factory buildings with the Philips logo are prominently displayed in the city. In the prime of Philips around the 1930’s it was a real industrial hub. This is the reason why residents of Eindhoven are still proud of the city (Onna, 2002). The city of Eindhoven is in a large extent formed by Philips. The buildings are designed from the company architecture of Philips. Architects employed by or under direct supervision of Philips’ Technische Bedrijven (Philips Building Design and Plant Engineering Division). Optimal use of the production facilities was priority in the designs (Geevers, 2014). Because of the lack of space, the factories needed to be built higher and this gave the white towers the appearance of a ‘world industry’ (1908, p.134). The retiring of Philips from Eindhoven in 2001 can be seen as a pauperization of her identity, but as well a release. The architecture of Philips remains nowadays to the collective memory of the city (Doevendans, 2009). The architecture and city planning of Philips is still recognizable. The old production facilities are used nowadays for Brainport, creative and innovation city and reused for new functions as living, culture, recreation, and offices. But the brands Brainport and Design Capital will never win it from the trademark Philips. Eindhoven will always be able to use the name Philips for its reputation (Doevendans, 2009). The challenge for Eindhoven is to combine this tradition with the next phase of architecture. Eindhoven is an exceptional urban environment, an environment that has been made an exceptional city because of its knowledge and heritage (Onna, 2002).AR2A011Architectural History ThesisArchitecture, Urbanism and Building Science
Resonant hair clipper: An exploratory research project at Philips
No full textPhilips is a giant in the consumer lifestyle goods and prides itself over the quality of equipment produced. Hair clippers are one of the more popular products manufactured by Philips and the hair clipper division of Philips focuses on innovation to maintain the popularity. This time, the idea was to make a resonant hair clipper which can increase the battery life and put Philips one step ahead ofits competitors in the grooming market. The aim of this project was to answer the question of whether the concept of resonance can be used in Philips hair clippers to reduce the overall power consumption without modifying the currently available driving mechanism for the reciprocating cutter, which is a combination of a permanent magnet direct current (PMDC) rotary motor and a Scotch-yoke type mechanism. An additional goal of this project was to mathematically model the hair clipper which can be used for predicting the power consumption in a Philips hair clipper. It was concluded that the use of resonance in a hair clipper is an idea worth pondering over. It can result in increasing the battery life and make Philips’ hold over the consumer grooming market even stronger. In addition, a model of the hair clipper has been made, which can be used to predict the amount of power consumed by Philips hair clipper running at different speeds.Mechanical Engineerin
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