Illustrated Catalogue of Standard Surgical Instruments and Allied Lines

Section "A": Dissecting and Post-Mortem Instruments Diagnostic Instruments and Apparatus Microscopes and Microscopic Accessories Laboratory Apparatus and Glass Ware Apparatus for Blood and Urine Analysis Apparatus for Phlebotomy, Cupping and Leeching Apparatus for Infusion and Transfusion Syringes for Aspiration and Injection Osteological Preparations Section "B": Anaesthetic, General Operating, Osteotomy, Trepanning, Bullet, Pocket Case, Cautery, Ligatures, Sutures, Dressings, Etc. Section "B" continued Section "C": Eye, Ear, Nasal, Dermal, Oral, Tonsil, Tracheal, Laryngeal,Esophageal, Stomach, Intestinal, Gall Bladder Section "C": continued Section "D": Rectal, Phimosis, Prostatic, Vesical, Urethral, Ureteral, Instruments Section "E": Gynecic, Hysterectomy, Obstetrical, Instrument Satchels, Medicine Cases Section "F": Electric Cautery Transformers, Electro-Cautery Burners and Accessories, Electric Current Controllers, Electro-Diagnostic Outfits, Electrolysis Instruments Electro-Therapeutic Lamps, Faradic Batteries, Galvanic Batteries Section "G": Office Furniture, Office Sterilizing Apparatus, Hospital Supplies, Surgical Rubber Goods, Sick Room Utensils, Invalid Rolling Chairs, Invalid Supplies Section "H": Artificial Limbs, Deformity Apparatus, Fracture Apparatus, Splints, Splint Material, Elastic Hosiery, Abdominal Supporters, Crutches, Trusses, Suspensories, Etc. Index

Fine Bird Books

The Department of Special Collections is fortunate to have a number of 19th Century illustrated bird books. These books, filled with hand-colored plates, were produced at a time when there was tremendous interest in the descriptions of new species of birds. At the same time, a new printing technique, lithography, made illustration of new species a simpler process. This combination of art and science resulted in lovely volumes like those on display.

Illustrated Botanical Books, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth Centuries

No attempt has been made for a comprehensive coverage of the many outstanding illustrated botanical books for this three hundred year period. Rather the aim has been for a combination of interesting illustrators and famous botanists. Like the exhibit on fine bird books, these books on display have been taken from the Rare Books division of Special Collections.

La escritura poética y sus soportes en la década de los noventa

El presente trabajo propone reflexionar sobre los vínculos entre la escritura poética y sus soportes en la década de los noventa. Para eso, se realizará un recorrido crítico por un corpus de textos pertenecientes al catálogo de dos editoriales independientes de poesía argentina -Ediciones Deldiego y Vox-, recorrido que tendrá como finalidad desmontar y analizar las figuraciones de la escritura poética en relación a las superficies de inscripción que aparecen en el marco de estos proyectos.

Todos los puentes El puente. Una Colección en tres épocas

La colección El Puente de la editorial Edhasa se desarrolló en tres etapas: la primera, por iniciativa de Guillermo de Torre y bajo su dirección, en el periodo 1963-1968; la segunda, dirigida por Félix Grande y con la denominación de El Puente Literario, entre los años 1970 y 1971; y la tercera y, por el momento, última, cuyos volúmenes fueron publicados en el lapso de los años 2001 a 2004. El artículo realiza un recorrido por la historia de la colección en sus tres etapas y describe sus respectivos catálogos, deteniéndose especialmente en la primera etapa, sus antecedentes y su papel en la recepción de la literatura del exilio en España, durante el régimen franquista

Interface de recuperación para catálogos en línea con salidas ordenadas por probable relevancia

Se presenta el desarrollo de una interface de recuperación de información para catálogos en línea de acceso público (plataforma CDS/ISIS), basada en el concepto de similaridad para generar los resultados de una búsqueda ordenados por posible relevancia. Se expresan los fundamentos teóricos involucrados, para luego detallar la forma en que se efectuó su aplicación tecnológica, explícita a nivel de programación. Para finalizar se esbozan los problemas de implementación según el entorno

La escritura poética y sus soportes en la década de los noventa

El presente trabajo propone reflexionar sobre los vínculos entre la escritura poética y sus soportes en la década de los noventa. Para eso, se realizará un recorrido crítico por un corpus de textos pertenecientes al catálogo de dos editoriales independientes de poesía argentina -Ediciones Deldiego y Vox-, recorrido que tendrá como finalidad desmontar y analizar las figuraciones de la escritura poética en relación a las superficies de inscripción que aparecen en el marco de estos proyectos.

Todos los puentes El puente. Una Colección en tres épocas

La colección El Puente de la editorial Edhasa se desarrolló en tres etapas: la primera, por iniciativa de Guillermo de Torre y bajo su dirección, en el periodo 1963-1968; la segunda, dirigida por Félix Grande y con la denominación de El Puente Literario, entre los años 1970 y 1971; y la tercera y, por el momento, última, cuyos volúmenes fueron publicados en el lapso de los años 2001 a 2004. El artículo realiza un recorrido por la historia de la colección en sus tres etapas y describe sus respectivos catálogos, deteniéndose especialmente en la primera etapa, sus antecedentes y su papel en la recepción de la literatura del exilio en España, durante el régimen franquista

Interface de recuperación para catálogos en línea con salidas ordenadas por probable relevancia

Se presenta el desarrollo de una interface de recuperación de información para catálogos en línea de acceso público (plataforma CDS/ISIS), basada en el concepto de similaridad para generar los resultados de una búsqueda ordenados por posible relevancia. Se expresan los fundamentos teóricos involucrados, para luego detallar la forma en que se efectuó su aplicación tecnológica, explícita a nivel de programación. Para finalizar se esbozan los problemas de implementación según el entorno

La escritura poética y sus soportes en la década de los noventa

El presente trabajo propone reflexionar sobre los vínculos entre la escritura poética y sus soportes en la década de los noventa. Para eso, se realizará un recorrido crítico por un corpus de textos pertenecientes al catálogo de dos editoriales independientes de poesía argentina -Ediciones Deldiego y Vox-, recorrido que tendrá como finalidad desmontar y analizar las figuraciones de la escritura poética en relación a las superficies de inscripción que aparecen en el marco de estos proyectos.

Todos los puentes El puente. Una Colección en tres épocas

La colección El Puente de la editorial Edhasa se desarrolló en tres etapas: la primera, por iniciativa de Guillermo de Torre y bajo su dirección, en el periodo 1963-1968; la segunda, dirigida por Félix Grande y con la denominación de El Puente Literario, entre los años 1970 y 1971; y la tercera y, por el momento, última, cuyos volúmenes fueron publicados en el lapso de los años 2001 a 2004. El artículo realiza un recorrido por la historia de la colección en sus tres etapas y describe sus respectivos catálogos, deteniéndose especialmente en la primera etapa, sus antecedentes y su papel en la recepción de la literatura del exilio en España, durante el régimen franquista

A new approach for publishing workflows: abstractions, standards, and linked data

In recent years, a variety of systems have been developed that export the workflows used to analyze data and make them part of published articles. We argue that the workflows that are published in current approaches are dependent on the specific codes used for execution, the specific workflow system used, and the specific workflow catalogs where they are published. In this paper, we describe a new approach that addresses these shortcomings and makes workflows more reusable through: 1) the use of abstract workflows to complement executable workflows to make them reusable when the execution environment is different, 2) the publication of both abstract and executable workflows using standards such as the Open Provenance Model that can be imported by other workflow systems, 3) the publication of workflows as Linked Data that results in open web accessible workflow repositories. We illustrate this approach using a complex workflow that we re-created from an influential publication that describes the generation of 'drugomes'.

A documentation generator for (C)LP systems

We describe lpdoc, a tool which generates documentation manuals automatically from one or more logic program source files, written in Ciao, ISO-Prolog, and other (C)LP languages. It is particularly useful for documenting library modules, for which it automatically generates a rich description of the module interface. However, it can also be used quite successfully to document full applications. A fundamental advantage of using lpdoc is that it helps maintaining a true correspondence between the program and its documentation, and also identifying precisely to what versión of the program a given printed manual corresponds. The quality of the documentation generated can be greatly enhanced by including within the program text assertions (declarations with types, modes, etc. ...) for the predicates in the program, and machine-readable comments. One of the main novelties of lpdoc is that these assertions and comments are written using the Ciao system asseriion language, which is also the language of communication between the compiler and the user and between the components of the compiler. This allows a significant synergy among specification, debugging, documentation, optimization, etc. A simple compatibility library allows conventional (C)LP systems to ignore these assertions and comments and treat normally programs documented in this way. The documentation can be generated interactively from emacs or from the command line, in many formats including texinfo, dvi, ps, pdf, info, ascii, html/css, Unix nroff/man, Windows help, etc., and can include bibliographic citations and images, lpdoc can also genérate "man" pages (Unix man page format), nicely formatted plain ASCII "readme" files, installation scripts useful when the manuals are included in software distributions, brief descriptions in html/css or info formats suitable for inclusión in on-line Índices of manuals, and even complete WWW and info sites containing on-line catalogs of documents and software distributions. The lpdoc manual, all other Ciao system manuals, and parts of this paper are generated by lpdoc.

A system for automatically generating documentation for (C)LP programs

We describe lpdoc, a tool which generates documentation manuals automatically from one or more logic program source files, written in ISO-Prolog, Ciao, and other (C)LP languages. It is particularly useful for documenting library modules, for which it automatically generates a rich description of the module interface. However, it can also be used quite successfully to document full applications. A fundamental advantage of using lpdoc is that it helps maintaining a true correspondence between the program and its documentation, and also identifying precisely to what version of the program a given printed manual corresponds. The quality of the documentation generated can be greatly enhanced by including within the program text assertions (declarations with types, modes, etc.) for the predicates in the program, and machine-readable comments. One of the main novelties of lpdoc is that these assertions and comments are written using the Ciao system assertion language, which is also the language of communication between the compiler and the user and between the components of the compiler. This allows a significant synergy among specification, documentation, optimization, etc. A simple compatibility library allows conventional (C)LP systems to ignore these assertions and comments and treat normally programs documented in this way. The documentation can be generated in many formats including texinfo, dvi, ps, pdf, info, html/css, Unix nroff/man, Windows help, etc., and can include bibliographic citations and images. lpdoc can also generate “man” pages (Unix man page format), nicely formatted plain ascii “readme” files, installation scripts useful when the manuals are included in software distributions, brief descriptions in html/css or info formats suitable for inclusion in on-line indices of manuals, and even complete WWW and info sites containing on-line catalogs of documents and software distributions. The lpdoc manual, all other Ciao system manuals, and parts of this paper are generated by lpdoc.

A documentation generator for logic programming systems

We describe lpdoc, a tool which generates documentation manuals automatically from one or more logic program source files, written in ISO-Prolog, Ciao, and other (C)LP languages. It is particularly useful for documenting library modules, for which it automatically generates a rich description of the module interface. However, it can also be used quite successfully to document full applications. The documentation can be generated in many formats including t e x i n f o, dvi, ps, pdf, inf o, html/css, Unix nrof f/man, Windows help, etc., and can include bibliographic citations and images, lpdoc can also genérate "man" pages (Unix man page format), nicely formatted plain ascii "readme" files, installation scripts useful when the manuals are included in software distributions, brief descriptions in html/css or inf o formats suitable for inclusión in on-line Índices of manuals, and even complete WWW and inf o sites containing on-line catalogs of documents and software distributions. A fundamental advantage of using lpdoc is that it helps maintaining a true correspondence between the program and its documentation, and also identifying precisely to what versión of the program a given printed manual corresponds. The quality of the documentation generated can be greatly enhanced by including within the program text assertions (declarations with types, modes, etc. ...) for the predicates in the program, and machine-readable comments. These assertions and comments are written using the Ciao system assertion language. A simple compatibility library allows conventional (C)LP systems to ignore these assertions and comments and treat normally programs documented in this way. The lpdoc manual, all other Ciao system manuals, and most of this paper, are generated by lpdoc.