1,843,919 research outputs found
Maktabat Al Muthanna Baghdad Jun-Oct 1962
No full textA document detailing aspects of a publication or printed material, including title, author, publisher, date of issuance, and other pertinent parameters.وثيقة تُبيّن تفاصيل تتعلق بمنشور أو مادة مطبوعة، وقد تتضمن معلومات مثل العنوان، المؤلف، الناشر، تاريخ الإصدار، ومواصفات أخرى ذات صلة
What's going on in '88'?
No full textMay have been published by Kansas Department of Economic Development, Travel and Tourism DivisionA calendar of events for happenings in Kansas during 1988
Audio Interview with Mrs. Jettie Willey, Mrs. Roseanna Shank, Rev. B.A. Rathbone and Hugo Carlson
No full textAudio - Mrs. Jettie Willey, Mrs. Roseanna Shank, Rev. B.A. Rathbone and Hugo Carlson discuss many firsts to happen in the Athabasca area including: Mr. Dean , the first school teacher in Athabasca, MacLeod's Creamery had the first electricity in the early 1940's, the first wheat was grown west of town by C.B. Major, etc. Many details including prices/costs and wages of teachers and farming in the early twentieth century in Athabasca are provided. Prices of fur trading (live black foxes shipped to Newfoundland cost a thousand dollars), the life of fur traders and other businesses are discussed in great detail. The Reverend Rathbone talks about the Anglican Church's various buildings and personnel (50 minutes)The ""Play"" as listed on cassette appears to be a rehearsal and not worth keeping. Play has not been identified, actors not identified, appears more of a nonsense session rather than a serious rehearsal. Interviews of Seniors is quite informative, however, no one is identified either interviewers or those being interviewed
[Sir William Foster Stawell, circa 1845. Daguerreotype]
No full textSir William Foster Stawell (1815-1889) was the second Chief Justice of Victoria (serving from 1857 until 1886) and the Chancellor of the University of Melbourne from May 1881 to May 1882.Daguerreotype image (glass), is framed within gold and off-white coloured mount, inside a detailed gold frame. The frame is housed inside a case lined with bugundy velvet. The case is made from what appears to be black leather with a brass clasp.Title supplied by cataloguer
Audio Interview with Mr. Gordon Vance
No full textAudio - Mr. Gordon Vance discusses his personal history and life in Athabasca. He talks of the ferry and of his early teachers (Edith Chapman, Jean Falconer, Fred Meadows, Miss Plumley and Tiny Shaw- the Principal.) He discusses his friendships and experiences such as the building of a barn and clearing land (45 minutes)There is no theme to this tape, just reminiscing of Gordon Vance and Frank Falconer with some input from Barbara Ashacker and Alan Vance
Audio Discussion of Early Education (Poor Quality)
No full textAudio - This is a group discussion of early education with Mr. James Wood, Mrs. Jessie Rollings, Mrs. Alice Donahue, Mrs. A. K. Stafford, and Mrs. Muriel Schumacher. They discuss early school buildings, educational materials (magazines), student life, subjects, teachers and feespick up of voices on this cassette very bad, unable to hear most of the interviewees - especially Mrs. Donahue (what a Loss
Audio Stories of 'War Times'
No full textAudio - This is a discussion of the involvement of Mr. David H. Bower, Mr. G.J. (Jack) Smith, Mr. Arlo Rooke, Mr. Raymond W. Lewis, Mr. Nick Wyntonyk, and Mr. William Chrusch in World War II . Mr. Smith was the first soldier to land back in Athabasca following the end of the war. They discuss their various jobs and postings during the war, including Mr. Rooke's time as a prisoner of war in Italy and Germany (40 minutes
Audio Interview with Mr. D. Torquil MacDonald Rosewell
No full textAudio - Mr. D. Torquil MacDonald of Rosewell, New Mexico, talks about his personal history. He tells the story of his father, Dr. MacDonald, rescuing a toddler (Sadie Marcella Gervais) from a fire at a hospital in New Mexico. The child moved with them to Athabasca, but when the family moved on to Halifax and Cape Breton, the authorities would not allow the child to stay with them as she could not be properly adopted due to their differing religions (Sadie was Roman Catholic)Good Tape - Not much information on Dr. MacDonald - No information about Athabasca. Tape mostly of D. Torquil MacDonal
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
- …
