Die Aufhebung des Ediktes von Nantes im Oktober 1685

Includes bibliographical references.

Der bauernkrieg im jahr 1633, oder Der grosse volksaufstand in der Schweiz. Aus handschriftlichen chroniken und berichten der zeitgenossen, aus rathsbüchern, tagsatzungs abscheiden, und andern bisher meist unbenutzten quellen treu dargestellt.

Mode of access: Internet.

Herrn Veit Ludwigs von Seckendorff ... Teutsche Reden : welche er von An. 1660. biss 1685. in Fürstl. Sächs. ... Diensten theils zu Gotha, mehrentheils aber zu Zeitz ... abgelegt ... samt einer ausführlichen Vorrede ... auch noch einigen Zugaben jetzo übersehen und mit Hinzuthuung einer Anno 1686. gehaltenen Trost- Rede ... und mit einem nöthigen Register versehen.

Includes index.

Narratives of early Maryland, 1633-1684 /

Originally published in 1910 by Charles Scribner's Sons.

History of the town of Wentworth, New Hampshire.

Mode of access: Internet.

Die Starke, Zusammensetzung und Verteilung der Wallensteinischen Armee wahrend des Jahres 1633 : ein Beitrag zur heeresgeschichte des 30 Jahrigen Krieges.

Thesis (doctoral)--Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitat zu Bonn.

A high school arithmetic (Wentworth & Hill's Practical arithmetic).

Mode of access: Internet.

”By my Lords comand, I am to acquainte you”: An Edition of the Seventeenth-Century Correspondence of the Wentworth Family in the Folger Shakespeare Library

This thesis is an edition of the correspondence of the Yorkshirean Wentworth family. The aim of the edition is to provide these handwritten manuscripts to a wider audience by transcribing them. The material has been acquired from the Folger Shakespeare Library, and the transcriptions presented in this thesis are a part of their database called Early Modern Manuscripts Online. My material consists of fifteen documents from the early modern period which have been sent to or sent by members of the Wentworth family. Fourteen of these documents are letters, and one is a warrant written in the form of a letter. In the Folger Shakespeare Library the documents form the section 2.1. Correspondence of the Wentworth family in a larger collection called Papers of the Cavendish-Talbot family. The documents have been transcribed diplomatically in order to retain the character of the original manuscripts. In addition to the transcriptions, background chapters on letter writing, the historical and linguistic context, and palaeography are provided. Furthermore, each text includes a commentary containing a brief summary of the text and a description of the manuscript. Notes concerning specific words or concepts are also provided to make the texts easier to understand. Additionally, the transcriptions are encoded in XML for the purposes of the Folger Shakespeare Library. These earlier unedited manuscripts reassert the status of the Wentworth family in the early modern English society and provide information about letter writing conventions, language, and palaeographical conventions in early modern England. This edition can be used in further studies, for example as part of a larger corpus.

Generative systems as relational bridges

Generative media systems present an opportunity for users to leverage computational systems to make sense of complex media forms through interactive and collaborative experiences. Generative music and art are a relatively new phenomenon that use procedural invention as a creative technique to produce music and visual media. These kinds of systems present a range of affordances that can facilitate new kinds of relationships with music and media performance and production. Early systems have demonstrated the potential to provide access to collaborative ensemble experiences to users with little formal musical or artistic expertise. This paper examines the relational affordances of these systems evidenced by selected field data drawn from the Network Jamming Project. These generative performance systems enable access to unique ensemble with very little musical knowledge or skill and they further offer the possibility of unique interactive relationships with artists and musical knowledge through collaborative performance. In this presentation I will focus on demonstrating how these simulated experiences might lead to understandings that may be of educational and social benefit. Conference participants will be invited to jam in real time using virtual interfaces and to view video artifacts that demonstrate an interactive relationship with artists.

Effect of inaccuracies in anthropometric data and linked-segment inverse dynamic modeling on kinetics of gait in persons with partial foot amputation

The accuracy of data derived from linked-segment models depends on how well the system has been represented. Previous investigations describing the gait of persons with partial foot amputation did not account for the unique anthropometry of the residuum or the inclusion of a prosthesis and footwear in the model and, as such, are likely to have underestimated the magnitude of the peak joint moments and powers. This investigation determined the effect of inaccuracies in the anthropometric input data on the kinetics of gait. Toward this end, a geometric model was developed and validated to estimate body segment parameters of various intact and partial feet. These data were then incorporated into customized linked-segment models, and the kinetic data were compared with that obtained from conventional models. Results indicate that accurate modeling increased the magnitude of the peak hip and knee joint moments and powers during terminal swing. Conventional inverse dynamic models are sufficiently accurate for research questions relating to stance phase. More accurate models that account for the anthropometry of the residuum, prosthesis, and footwear better reflect the work of the hip extensors and knee flexors to decelerate the limb during terminal swing phase.