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The stay of Władysław Kędra, a charismatic virtuoso pianist representing the Columbus Gene- ration, in Vienna has so far seemed a very good and successful period in the life of this musician originating from Łódź. However, the studies conducted in the archives of the Akademie für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien, cast...
It needs to be stressed that the present article was written exclusively based on the docu- ments (including letters) kept at the Viennese Akademie für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Władysław Kędra’s personal file. The author did not refer to his family’s recollections or to texts published previously about the piani...
Extracting Digital Fingerprints from Chinese Documents
It is an important problem to extract features from Chi- nese documents for protecting intellectual property. The ex- isting approaches are major oriented to words frequency or semantic, they can't extract features efficiently. By mapping Chinese documents into an ordered set of integers, we find that a Chinese documen...
58 men treated for epilepsy, average age 38.5, and their 100 children aged on average 11.2 were subjected to psychological tests adapted to patients age. Mental effectiveness test (IQ) were based on WHO criteria for Wechsler Scale. Among the epileptic patients 77.6% presented normal IQ tests results, whereas 5.6% were ...
This study continues previous work on off-stoichiometric Fe-Pd alloys using a combined reaction strategy during thermomechanical processing [1,2]. Severe plastic deformation of the initial disordered fcc gamma phase (γ) of compostion Fe-35at.%Pd, followed by heat treatment in the two phase field produces a nano-composi...
With the explosive increase of data volume, the research of data quality and data usability draws extensive attention. In this work, we focus on one aspect of data usability -- incomplete data imputation, and present a novel missing value imputation method using stacked auto-encoder and incremental clustering (SAICI). ...
The development of a heat transfer model for the curing stage of the RTM process is presented. Despite the intense interest in the modelling and simulation of this process the relevant work is currently limited to development of flow models of the filling stage. The principles of heat transfer modelling of composites c...
A non-toxic protein (TsNTxP) isolated from the venom of the noxious scorpion Tityus serrulatus (Ts) induces polyclonal antibodies cross-reactive with several toxins from the venom, in sharp contrast to anti-toxin antibodies which are toxin specific. To try to uncover the molecular basis for these unusual properties, pe...
A fluorescence assay for theophylline, one of the common drugs for acute and chronic asthmatic conditions, has been developed based on an abasic site-containing DNA duplex aptamer (AP aptamer) in combination with an abasic site-binding fluorescent ligand, riboflavin. The assay is based on the competitive binding of the...
The management problems of 22 patients with solitary liver abscesses are reviewed. To achieve earlier diagnosis, and reduce the high mortality rate of this condition (32% in this series), clinicians need to change their data base of the clinical presentation and also to incorporate liver imaging as part of the routine ...
The purpose of this paper is to re port on the development of a system of treatment of wastewater designed to produce different quality effluents suit able for disposal into receiving bodies of water or for reuse. The system has three component parts that can be used either separately or sequentially. The wastewater is...
This study explores how high school football athletes’ bodies are constructed within the context of contemporary scouting regimes. Deploying a quantitative approach, we analyze 6600 scouting reports on a total of 1650 high school football athletes available online from four high-profile media outlets which offer ‘exper...
An attempt is made to clarify the quantum theory of the ``slow-rollover'' phase transition which characterizes the new inflationary universe model. We discuss the theory of the upside-down harmonic oscillator as a toy model, with particular emphasis on the fact that the system can be described at late times by a classi...
This paper presents the design and experimental evaluation of a wideband reflectarray antenna using stub- loaded inverted E elements. A reflectarray of size 200 × 200 mm2 with 18 x 18 such elements is fabricated and measured for its radiation patterns. Through simulation-based study, two optimal gain-bandwidth performa...
Abstract A weakly ionised plasma can be generated in stainless steel welding with a 10 kW fibre laser beam at the ultra high power density of ∼1 MW mm–2 in Ar shielding gas. The objectives of this study are to obtain a fundamental knowledge of optical interaction between a fibre laser beam and the weakly ionised plasma...
BACKGROUND
When compared to the general population, persons with an intellectual disability have lower life expectancy, higher morbidity, and more difficulty finding and obtaining healthcare. Organisational interventions are used to reconfigure the structure or delivery of healthcare services. This is the first update of the orig...
OBJECTIVES
To assess the effects of organisational interventions of healthcare services for the mental and physical health problems of persons with an intellectual disability.
SEARCH METHODS
For this update we searched CENTRAL, MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL and other databases, from April 2006 to 4 September 2015. We checked reference lists of included studies and consulted experts in the field.
SELECTION CRITERIA
Randomised controlled trials of organisational interventions of healthcare services aimed at improving care of mental and physical health problems of adult persons with an intellectual disability.
DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
We employed standard methodological procedures as outlined in the Cochrane Handbook of Systematic Reviews of Interventions, in addition to specific guidance from the Cochrane Effective Practice and Organisation of Care (EPOC) Group.
MAIN RESULTS
We identified one new trial from the updated searches.Seven trials (347 participants) met the selection criteria. The interventions varied but had common components: interventions that increased the intensity and frequency of service delivery (4 trials, 200 participants), community-based specialist behaviour therapy (1...
AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS
There is very limited evidence on the organisation of healthcare services for persons with an intellectual disability. There are currently no well-designed studies focusing on organising the health services of persons with an intellectual disability and concurrent physical problems. There are very few studies of organi...
This article is concerned with the output tracking control problem for a class of nonlinear switched cascade systems under some average dwell-time-based switching laws. Firstly, stabilisation problem of this class of switched systems is considered. Then, the result is extended to the output tracking control problem. Ba...
ABSTRACT For most of the alignment algorithms, alignment errors and figure errors cannot be separated due to the coupling effect among optical elements. We present an alignment algorithm for TMA telescopes on the framework of nodal aberration theory (NAT). Based on NAT, we firstly determine the axial misalignments of s...
Single-phase induction motors are widely used in several household applications and in the last years became the goal of some governmental agencies that introduced regulations focused in reduction of energy consumption. The use of line start permanent magnet motor (LSPMM) as a substitute of induction motor has been lar...
This work proposes a 10-b two-stage DAC with an area-efficient multiple-output voltage selector and a linearity-enhanced DAC-embedded op-amp for LCD column driver ICs. The proposed voltage selector is divided into two stages, MSB and LSB decoders; this design requires fewer switches compared with tree-type voltage sele...
This study investigated perceived stress by dental students at the University of Jordan. Two hundred sixty-six students out of 290 completed a modified DES questionnaire. The stressors producing the highest ratings for perceived stress were examinations and grades, fully loaded day, and lack of time for relaxation. For...
Differences in half-value layer (HVL) and radiation intensity are investigated as a function of position in the mammographic radiation field. Sources of systematic variation include the heel effect, the inverse square law, and differential photon path lengths through thicknesses of inherent and added filtration. The co...
The authors studied the influence of negative aeroionotherapy (AIT) on the gastric ulcer induced by pylorus ligature. After 24 hours the ligature was removed and the stomach was studied with respect to number and aspect of ulcers (hemorrhagic or not), periulcerous mucosa (edema, folds), acidity and microhemorrhage of g...
Recently, a new kind of suspended plate antenna (SPA) has been proposed to enhance impedance bandwidth. With the broadened bandwidth, however, the radiation performance of the SPA severely deteriorates because of high cross-polarization levels in the H-plane and distorted co-polarization patterns in the E-plane. In thi...
What a study of the historical development of mathematical concepts can offer teaching is still being debated. This study examines use of a combination of the historical development of number systems and modelling, with concrete materials as a way of deepening students’ understanding of positional notation. It looks at...
Oral administration of nickel or chromium to naive guinea pigs results in immune unresponsiveness to subsequent induction of allergic contact hypersensitivity. Such "oral tolerance" depends on the oral dose, is antigen specific, T-suppressor-cell mediated, and very persistent. In contrast, oral antigen administration t...
Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to discuss findings from the formative evaluation of a national public library development initiative in England, with a focus on the practice and impact of collaborative leadership.
Design/methodology/approach
A realistic evaluation approach was used in the study, enabling a nuanced assessment of the initiative’s contexts, mechanisms and outcomes in relation to its core objectives. These included testing innovative, partnership approaches to library service delivery, encouraging greater synergy between libraries and the arts...
Findings
Data show that the initiative was an effective catalyst for enhanced collaborative leadership in the public library sector, including the development of a cross-sector community of practice, with evidence of collective ownership and decision making. The relative collaborative advantages of the initiative are underpinne...
Practical implications
Outcomes are of relevance to a range of public services and governing bodies with reference to shared strategic objectives with other sectors and services and collaborative leadership learning and practice.
Social implications
There are implications relating to the public value of library services and how this can potentially be enhanced via collaborative leadership approaches to service design and delivery. This is especially pertinent given current cross-government policy drivers towards integrated public services.