Report of the Committee appointed by the legislature of Connecticut, to inspect the condition of New-Gate prison. Submitted, May session, 1826 ...

"Documents accompanying the Report": p. [26]-35. "(B.) A survey of New-Gate prison," and "(H.) A plan of the new prison" are represented by titles only.

A new geographical, historical, and commercial grammar; and present state of the several kingdoms of the world ...

Issued also under titles: A system of modern geography, A new system of modern geography, and A universal geography.

The New England historical and genealogical register /

Vols. for 1900-1923 include annual supplement: Proceedings of the New-England Historic Genealogical Society at the annual meeting 1900-1923; proceedings incorporated in Apr. issue, 1923-

Three new species of from Panama,

Publication 2141.

Descriptions of a new genus and eight new species and subspecies of African mammals,

Publication 2406.

Jesus Christ our Lord; an English bibliography of Christology comprising over five thousand titles annotated and classified,

"The titles are included as far as possible to April 1, 1906."--Pref.

The New England historical & genealogical register /

Title from cover.

Annual report of the New York State College of Human Ecology.

Title from cover.

A census of New South Wales plants,

"Explanation of abbreviations of titles of works quoted": p. xi-xx.

Australia and New Zealand applied linguistics (ANZAL): Taking stock

This paper reviews some emerging trends in applied linguistics in both Australia and New Zealand. It sketches the current scene of (selected) postgraduate applied linguistics programs in higher education and considers how various university programs define applied linguistics through the classes (titles) they have postgraduate students complete to be awarded a degree. Evidence of program requirements and topics reveal not only what applied linguistics generally entails, but offers insights into how applied linguistics is defined and practiced. Additionally, some of the salient research topics (titles) being published in the journals from the two countries' applied linguistics associations are sketched.

Item validity of the physical demands from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles for the functional capacity evaluation of clients with chronic back pain

This study assessed the item validity of 15 of the physical demands from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT), as evaluated in a new approach to functional capacity evaluation (FCE) for clients with chronic back pain, the Gibson Approach to FCE (GAPP FCE). Fifty-two occupational therapists were sent the specifications of the items in the GAPP FCE procedures and were asked to rate the items in terms of item-objective congruence, relevance and difficulty. A response rate of 59.2% was obtained. The majority of the therapists agreed that most of the items were congruent with the objectives based on the definition of the physical demands from the DOT. The items evaluating Balancing and Pushing and Pulling had the lowest item-objective congruence. The evaluation of Balancing and the Lifting, Carrying and Pushing and Pulling of loads greater than light-medium weight (10–16 kg) were not considered significantly relevant. Concerns were raised about the difficulty and safety of the evaluation of Lifting, Carrying and Pushing and Pulling with clients with chronic back pain, particularly if the therapist evaluates the manual handling of medium to heavy loads. These results may have implications for other FCEs, particularly those which are based on the DOT, or when assessing clients with chronic back pain.

Automatic Generation of Titles for a Corpus of Questions

This paper describes the followed methodology to automatically generate titles for a corpus of questions that belong to sociological opinion polls. Titles for questions have a twofold function: (1) they are the input of user searches and (2) they inform about the whole contents of the question and possible answer options. Thus, generation of titles can be considered as a case of automatic summarization. However, the fact that summarization had to be performed over very short texts together with the aforementioned quality conditions imposed on new generated titles led the authors to follow knowledge-rich and domain-dependent strategies for summarization, disregarding the more frequent extractive techniques for summarization.

Online Journal Titles Usability Test - June 2016

Emily Daly and Gordon Chadwick conducted a think-aloud usability study on June 20, 2016 in the Perkins Library at Duke University. The study tested users’ perceptions of a new search results page for online journal titles.

Silver Lake Park, on St Mary's Lake, White Plains, New York /

Aerial view to horizon.

Digital revision of USGS 1:500,000-scale New Jersey state base map /

Shows stages and operations undertaken in revising the New Jersey state base map.