La V. Virgen Ines de Moncada Penitente en los Montes de Porta Coeli [Material gráfico]

Resumen: Descripción: la beata Inés de Moncada de rodillas a la entrada de la cueva, a las afueras de Portaceli, mira al Niño Jesús que sobre una nube la bendice. A sus pies los atributos de su martirio, cruz, tallo de azucena y flagelador. Al fondo Portaceli

Vida de la penitentísima Vírgen Ines de Moncada ... [Texto impreso]

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Vida de la penitentissima Virgen Ines de Moncada ... [Texto impreso]

Sign.: *-**8, A-G8, H3

[Certificado de curación de Francisca Seguí, de la villa de Almenara, por obra de la Beata Ines de Beniganim] [Manuscrito]

Alcance y contenido: Ms. autógrafo y firmado, conteniendo el certificado expedido por el rector de la Iglesia parroquial de Almenara dando fe de la curación milagrosa de Francisca Seguí, tras habersele aparecido la Beata Ines de Beniganim.

La Ve. Me. Sor Josefa Maria de Sta. Inés de Beniganim [Material gráfico]

Resumen: Descripción: en el interior de un óvalo se representa de perfil a la beata Inés de Beniganim vestida con el hábito de monja y extendiendo los brazos hacia el Niño rodeado de estrellas le dice: "Josefa tu me quieres"; en el otro extremo dos querubines observan la escena

Oracion funebre, en el dia vltimo del trinitario... en las honras de... sor Maria Iosepha de S. Ines, en el siglo llamada Iosepha Albiñana Religiosa Descalça... de Benigani

Sign.: [calderón]4, A-E4, F3

Copia de la carta escrita al ... Sr. Arzobispo de Valencia

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Vida, Virtudes y Milagros de la venerable madre Sor Josepha Maria de Santa Ines, (En el Siglo Josepha Albiñana), Religiosa descalza del ... Convento de la Purissima Concepcion ... de la Villa de Beniganim ... [Texto impreso]

Contiene : Copia de la carta escrita al ... Arzobispo de Valencia por ...

Oracion funebre en las exequias que... consagro el reverendo Clero de San Salvador de Valencia ... à 2 de Julio 1696 [Texto impreso] A la memoria de ... Sor Josepha Maria de Santa Ines (en el siglo Josepha Albiñana) ...

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‘Healthy mobile check-ins’ study: using GIS in smartphones to track use of urban environment by survivors of endometrial cancer

Aims/Objectives Our study aims to test the capacity of a newly developed smartphone innovation to obtain data on social, structural, and spatial determinants of the daily health-related behaviours of women living in urban Brisbane neighbourhoods who have survived endometrial cancer. Methods The women used a mobile web app designed specifically for the project to record GIS/location data on every destination they visited within their local urban neighbourhoods over a two-week period. Additionally, we gathered textual data on the social context/reasons for travel, as well as mode of transport to reach these destinations. The data was transported to SPSS and Google Earth for statistical and spatial analysis. We then met with the women to discuss lifestyle interventions to maximise their use of their local neighbourhoods in ways that could increase their physical activity levels and improve their overall health and well-being. These interventions will be evaluated and translated into a large-scale national study if effective. Results Initial findings about patterns in the group’s use of the local urban environment will be displayed, including daily distances travelled, types of locations visited, walking levels, use of public transport, use of green spaces and use of health-related resources. Any socio-demograpahic differences found between the women will be reported. Qualitative, quantitative, and spatial/mapping data will be displayed Conclusion The benefits and limitations of the mobile website designed to collect a range of data types about human-neighbourhood interactions with implications for intervention design will be discussed.

Study of robust H(infinity) filtering application in loosely coupled INS/GPS system

Since a celebrate linear minimum mean square (MMS) Kalman filter in integration GPS/INS system cannot guarantee the robustness performance, a H(infinity) filtering with respect to polytopic uncertainty is designed. The purpose of this paper is to give an illustration of this application and a contrast with traditional Kalman filter. A game theory H(infinity) filter is first reviewed; next we utilize linear matrix inequalities (LMI) approach to design the robust H(infinity) filter. For the special INS/GPS model, unstable model case is considered. We give an explanation for Kalman filter divergence under uncertain dynamic system and simultaneously investigate the relationship between H(infinity) filter and Kalman filter. A loosely coupled INS/GPS simulation system is given here to verify this application. Result shows that the robust H(infinity) filter has a better performance when system suffers uncertainty; also it is more robust compared to the conventional Kalman filter.

Medium-Coupled Bus-Based INS-GPS Sensor Fusion for Accurate and Reliable Positioning

A scheme for integration of stand-alone INS and GPS sensors is presented, with data interchange over an external bus. This ensures modularity and sensor interchangeability. Use of a medium-coupled scheme reduces data flow and computation, facilitating use in surface vehicles. Results show that the hybrid navigation system is capable of delivering high positioning accuracy.

Partially conserved axial-vector current inS-matrix theory

Mandelstam�s argument that PCAC follows from assigning Lorentz quantum numberM=1 to the massless pion is examined in the context of multiparticle dual resonance model. We construct a factorisable dual model for pions which is formulated operatorially on the harmonic oscillator Fock space along the lines of Neveu-Schwarz model. The model has bothm ? andm ? as arbitrary parameters unconstrained by the duality requirement. Adler self-consistency condition is satisfied if and only if the conditionm?2?m?2=1/2 is imposed, in which case the model reduces to the chiral dual pion model of Neveu and Thorn, and Schwarz. The Lorentz quantum number of the pion in the dual model is shown to beM=0.

Foot-mounted INS for everybody - an open-source embedded implementation

We present an open-source, realtime, embedded implementation of a foot-mounted, zero-velocity-update-aided inertial navigation system. The implementation includes both hardware design and software, uses off-the-shelf components and assembly methods, and features a standard USB interface. The software is written in C and can easily be modified to run user implemented algorithms. The hardware design and the software are released under permissive open-source licenses and production files, source code, documentation, and further resources are available at www.openshoe.org. The reproduction cost for a single unit is below $800, with the inertial measurement unit making up the bulk ($700). The form factor of the implementation is small enough for it to be integrated in the sole of a shoe. A performance evaluation of the system shows a position errors for short trajectories (<;100 [m]) of ± 0.2-1% of the traveled distance, depending on the shape of trajectory.

Data Fusion of Dual Foot-Mounted INS to Reduce the Systematic Heading Drift

In this report, we investigate the problem of applying a range constraint in order to reduce the systematic heading drift in a foot-mounted inertial navigation system (INS) (motion-tracking). We make use of two foot-mounted INS, one on each foot, which are aided with zero-velocity detectors. A novel algorithm is proposed in order to reduce the systematic heading drift. The proposed algorithm is based on the idea that the separation between the two feet at any given instance must always lie within a sphere of radius equal to the maximum possible spatial separation between the two feet. A Kalman filter, getting one measurement update and two observation updates is used in this algorithm.