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Mulder (Etty) Hildegard, een vrouwelijk genie in de late middeleeuwen
No full textFrijhoff Willem. Mulder (Etty) Hildegard, een vrouwelijk genie in de late middeleeuwen. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°54/2, 1982. p. 226
Utrechtse Krop. Fotografie Collectie Utrechts Universiteitsmuseum en Paul Kooiker - Pam Emmerik, Patrick van der Hijden, Willem J. Mulder (tekst) Frido Troost, Willem van Zoetendaal (samenstelling)
No full textBook review of: Pam Emmerik, Patrick van der Hijden, Willem J. Mulder (tekst), Frido Troost, Willem van Zoetendaal (samenstelling), Utrechtse Krop. Fotografie Collectie Utrechts Universiteitsmuseum en Paul Kooiker, Utrecht (Academisch Ziekenhuis Utrecht), 1999, 115 p., geïll., ƒ95, ISBN 907557414
CCDC 1957918: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination
No full textRelated Article: Mark A.W. Lawrence, Willem Mulder, Michael J. Celestine, Colin D. McMillen, Alvin A. Holder|2020|Inorg.Chim.Acta|506|119497|doi:10.1016/j.ica.2020.11949
Albii Tibulli equitis rom. quae exstant : ad fidem veterum membranarum sedulo castigata : accedunt notae, cum variar. lectionum libello, & terni indices : quorum primus omnes voces Tibullianas complectitur.
No full textEngraved half-title by Willem de Broen after Joseph Mulder; unsigned engraved plates and illustrations in the text.Includes index.Errata: p. [20] at front.Edited by Johan van Broekhuizen.Signatures: *-2*⁴ 3*² A-3Y⁴ 3Z².Mode of access: Internet.Bound in old mottled calf; gilt ornament on front and rear boards; gilt spine; all edges gilt
Reply to ‘Comment on “On the Theory of Electrostatic Interactions in Suspensions of Charged Colloids”’ by Willem H. Mulder
No full textParasyntax and the sentential level in axiomatic functionalism
No full textThis thesis is presented as a contribution to the St Andrews School
of Linguistics, Axiomatic Functionalism, as developed by Mulder and
Hervey. It is essentially a piece of Theoretical Linguistics which
outlines an approach to the hitherto undeveloped areas of Parasyntax
and the Sentential Level in Axiomatic Functionalism.
The theoretical arguments are supported by descriptive hypotheses
concerning the nature of Spoken English. These descriptions are
corpus-based.
The conclusion reached by the author is that not only are Parasyntax
and the Sentential Level distinct in theory (this is axiomatic), but
they are also distinct in their application as regards methodology
and description. This conclusion will undoubtedly prove to be
controversial in the light of recent developments in Axiomatic
Functionalism concerning the Postulates in particular (of which the
author was at the time of writing unaware), and in the light of
other Functionalist approaches to the nature of intonation and
sentences.
It is anticipated that this thesis will be of value to those
interested in Functionalism as well as those concerned with
intonation and the levels of language beyond syntax
Zielenroerselen van een achttiende-eeuwse herder: pastorale emblemen van Willem Mylius
No full textIn deze bijdrage belichten we een bundel met emblemen en gezangen, De Veldgezangen van Thyrsis, Gesierd met toegepaste Zinneminnebeelden
genaamd, gemaakt door de Leidse dichter en arts Willem Mylius (Leiden 1674-Leiden 1748). Deze bundel maakt deel uit van
de prachtige collectie embleembundels die de Universiteit Utrecht bezit, in de negentiende en twintigste eeuw zorgvuldig bijeengezocht
en gebruikt in het onderwijs en onderzoek van onder anderen W.S. Heckscher, B.F. Scholz, J. Becker, H. Luijten en A. Gelderblom.
In die collectie bevindt zich ook de enige dichtbundel van Willem Mylius, die als schrijver niet erg productief was. De teller
blijft staan op één serieus literair werk van tachtig pagina’s, De Veldgezangen uit 1702. Verder er is wat gelegenheidswerk overgeleverd
en een interessant manuscript waarin Mylius zijn belevenissen als arts beschrijft
Haptic gas pedal feedback for active car-following support
No full textThe research presented in this dissertation focuses on supporting drivers in the longitudinal control of their vehicle during car-following. The goal of the research is the human-centred development of a haptic gas pedal interface that comfortably supports drivers in maintaining a safe separation with a leading vehicle during car-following. Two different approaches were found to be suitable for implementation as haptic information providers through the gas pedal. The first approach was to add a force to the gas pedal dynamics which would have to be related to the safe-field-of-travel ahead of the own vehicle and changes therein. The gas pedal dynamics, that is, the force/pedal-position relationship is not changed by this approach. The second approach was to change the stiffness of the gas pedal by adding a virtual stiffness to the inherent stiffness of the gas pedal. By doing so, the dynamics of the gas pedal are changed depending on the changes detected in the safe-field-of-travel. In both approaches, an electrical actuator provides the additional force or stiffness. The main hypothesis of this dissertation is the assumption that with the appropriate haptic feedback of longitudinal traffic information drivers will adopt a force-task in controlling the haptic gas pedal. Experimental verification leads to the conclusion that the stiffness feedback design with time-to-contact information scaled by time headway performs best in this respect.Aerospace Engineerin
Cybernetics of Tunnel-in-the-Sky Displays
No full textConsensus is growing that the flexibility gained with the introduction of programmable, electronic cockpit displays in the 1980s must be exploited to the full extent. An important candidate to become the primary flight display of future flight decks is the tunnel-in-the-sky display, a perspective flight-path display that shows the reference trajectory to be flown in a synthetic three-dimensional world. The usefulness of the tunnel display in the pilot manual aircraft control task is the subject of this thesis. The mainstream of tunnel display research is confined to empirical comparisons of the tunnel display with conventional displays. The approach taken in the present theoretical and experimental study is original and new as it is conducted from the perspective of cybernetics. A four-stage methodology is developed to study the fundamental characteristics of pilot/display interaction, based on a theoretical analysis of information, in particular the information used for control. The information analysis is conducted within the context of Gibson's ecological approach to visual perception. The information analysis provides novel insights into how the tunnel display geometric design variables can affect pilot behavior. To examine the validity of the theoretical hypotheses, six experiments have been conducted. Three experiments examined the effects of manipulating some of the main display design variables, such as the tunnel size, the viewing volume and the presence of guidance symbology. Another three experiments investigated the fundamental characteristics of the tunnel geometrical design in the tasks of following a trajectory that is either straight or circular, and in the task of conducting a curve-interception maneuver. The experiments show that the cybernetic, information-centered approach is indeed very successful in pin-pointing the important characteristics of pilot/display interaction. The experimental methodology employed in this thesis aimed at integrating the model-based approach with the common approach of collecting mainly performance-related data. It is described in detail how experiments can be designed with the objective of conducting a control-theoretic analysis. The limitations of some non-parametric identification methods in multi-axis, multiple loop tracking tasks are described. The use of criterion functions, in both the frequency and the time domain, in the parametric identification methods is also exemplified.Aerospace Engineerin
"Haridelle française" contre "fringant coursier hollandais"?:La traduction de L'Homme des champs par Willem Bilderdijk
No full textCet article étudie la traduction de L'homme des champs de l'Abbé Delille par Willem Biderldijk, et sa réception dans le domaine néerlandophone. La traduction en elle-même mais aussi l'accueil du texte sont révélatrices des conceptions à la fois scientifiques, esthétiques et politiques du traducteur et de son lectorat
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