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79 from Perseus Tools and Information

1. Mount Ida, Mount Ida, Ark.: Arkansas, United States [Atlas site] (11.89)

2. Lake Ida: Minnesota, United States [Atlas site] (11.30)

3. Ida, Ida County: Iowa, United States [Atlas site] (9.25)

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11 from Greek and Roman Materials

1. Ida (2) [Reference article in Perseus Encyclopedia] (7.86)

2. IDA [Reference article in Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854) (ed. William Smith, LLD)] (6.80)

3. Crete, Crete, Mt. Ida: Prinias from E with Mt. Ida in background, Prinias from east with Mt. Ida in background [Image] (6.17)

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1 from The Bolles Collection on the History of London

1. IDA (d. 559) [Reference article in Sidney Lee, Dictionary of National Biography: Index and Epitome] (3.20)

4 from American Memory: Upper Midwest

1. IDA. [Section in Michigan state gazetteer and business directory for 1863/1864, embracing historical and descriptive sketches of all the cities, towns and villages throughout the state] (5.62)

2. Ida, 1868 [Image] (4.25)

3. IDA A. DAVISON, 1846-1931 The main-stay of the family, as she looked in 1883. [Image] (2.37)

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1 from American Memory: Chesapeake Bay

1. MRS. IDA McCORMICK. [Section in George Johnston, The Poets & poetry of Cecil county, Maryland. Collected and ed. By George Johnston] (4.89)

1 from Tufts University History

1. Princess Ida, an operetta of the early days [Image] (5.47)

3 from AIM25 - Archives in London

1. Blair | family; Orwell Papers: family papers: Family papers of George Orwell, 1875-1968, comprising a certified copy of his parents' marriage certificate (1897), 1918; certified copies of certificates, 1965-1968, of the birth of Orwell's father Richard Walmesley Blair (1857) and his death (1939), and the birth of his mother Ida Mabel Blair (1875) and her death (1943); copies of the wills Orwell's father made in 1930 and his mother made in 1939; certified copy of certificate, 1967, of the birth of Orwell's sister Avril (1908); certified copy of marriage certificate, 1967, of Orwell's sister Marjorie to Humphrey Dakin (1920); certified copy of death certificate, 1965, of Orwell's sister Marjorie (1946); manuscript diary of Ida Blair, 1905; manuscript poem by Avril, undated; notes and news cutting for the obituary of Captain Horatio Blair, 1875; news cutting and letter for the obituary of Captain Robert C Blair [1911]; news cutting for the obituary of Frank Limouzin, 1915; copies of correspondence between the Blair and Buddicom families, 1918-1920; copy of Prosper Buddicom's schoolboy diary for 1920; letters from Orwell to his mother Ida [1911]-1938; letter from Orwell to his father Richard, 1938; letters from Orwell to Marjorie and Humphrey Dakin, 1946-1948; letters to Orwell from Nellie Adams (nee Limouzin), 1933, and Avril Dunn, 1933; copy correspondence of the Dakin family, 1938-1948 and undated. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (2.67)

2. Royal London Hospital; Photographs of the Royal London Hospital: Photographs relating to the Royal London Hospital, [1850-1999], comprising published souvenir albums of photographs of Hospital and College buildings, Physicians, Surgeons and nursing staff, 1889; albums of photographs of aspects of the Hospital and College, including of wards and departments, treatment of children, including x-rays, [1900-1920]; medical staff and students, [1890s]; wards, operating theatre, out-patient department, Light Department, [1920s-1930s]; photographs taken in and around the Hospital, [1970s]; <BR><BR>photographs and press cuttings, 1914-1945, including a war group, 1917, Hugh Cairns performing neurosurgery; photographs illustrating the working day of a Sister at the London Hospital, [1947]; photographs of the Hospital during World War Two; watercolours, cartoon sketches; letters from Queen Alexandra regarding Eva Luckes' awards, [1880s-1940s]; carte de visite portraits and photographs of sisters, nurses and medical staff of the London Hospital, [1879-1888]; photographs illustrating the preparation for an operation, [1962]; photographs, including of staff and social events, compiled by a medical student at the London Hospital Medical College, 1932-1939; photographs and press cuttings compiled by Sister Ida Heaney, 1917-1939; photographs of officers and nurses at the London Hospital and Furness Annexe Hospital, 1917; <BR><BR>scenes relating to medical and dental education, [1935]; photographs for <I>The London: a Study in Voluntary Hospital System</I>, [1962]; photographs of the hospital, including war scenes, residents, compiled by the matron, 1920-1928; London Hospital postcards, including paraplegic airman, [1918-1926]; photographs of buildings, 1896-[1970s], notably aerial views, [1920s]-1975; main hospital building, including bazaars and festivals, 1896-[1970s], Alexandra Wing/West Wing, 1977-1982, Holland Wing/East Wing, [1958]-1970, laboratories, [1940]-1972, operating theatres, 1837-[1975], wards, [1900]-1960; other buildings, including the swimming pool, [1939], Three Feathers Club, 1971; <BR><BR>photographs of departments and schools, notably Accident and Emergency (formerly the Receiving Room), [1904]-1990; Blood Transfusion, [1954]-1971; Cardiac, [1932]-1976, Catering, 1934-1972, Chaplain and Christian Centre, [1930s-1970s]; Dental Department and School, [1900]-1974; Dietetics, 1948-1972; Electrical Department, [1910]; Electrocenphalography, 1950-[1970]; Instrument Department/Clinic Nursing, [1920s-1970s]; Intensive Therapy Unit, [1970]-1974; Laundry, [1947]-1974; Library, 1940-1967; Light Department, [1910]-1940; Massage/Physiotherapy, [1930s]-1972; Maternity, [1920s]-1972; Medical College, including students' hostel, clinical teaching, [1887]-1974; nursing school and training, 1940-[1970s]; nurses' homes, [1887]-1980s; nurses' uniforms, [1900-1980s]; occupational therapy, [1930s-1970s]; Out-Patients Receiving Room, undated; Institute of Pathology, [1905]-1965; Pharmacy, Dispensary and Sykes Laboratory, including drug rounds, [1910s]-1972; Radiography/Radiotherapy, 1905-1978; Research laboratories, [1950s]-1973; <BR><BR>photographs of annexes and convalescent homes, [1940]-1970, including Brentwood, [1940]-1970; Catherine Gladstone Home, Mitcham, Surrey, [1930]; Croft Annexe, Reigate, [1910-1960s]; Hayes Grove, [1950]-1978; Hora Home and "Marie Celeste" Home, Woodford, 1954; Zachary Merton Home, Banstead, 1948-1977; premises in Prestcott Street, [1970s]; <BR><BR>photographs and prints of individuals, [1850-1999], including Royal visits to the Hospital, [1850-1999]; photographs of formal groups, [1895-1920], including of London Hospital residents, 1899-[1942]; staff groups, including parties and dinners, Receiving Room Officers, 1902; Christmas troupes, 1903-1939; House Governor and staff, [1880s]; sisters, staff nurses and matron, 1892, 1899; Obstetrical and Gynaecological Department, 1935; doctors and sisters, [1910]; Pathological Institute staff, 1907-1946; army officers, [1914-1918]; Hospital Governors, [1920]; Preliminary Training School (Tredegar House) pupils and student nurses and teaching staff, [1896]-1942; <BR><BR>miscellaneous photographs, including treatment of children, [1900-1960s]; World War One, [1914-1918]; World War Two, 1939-1945; visits by celebrities; Christmas festivities, [1900]-1978; Moorgate Underground accident, 1975; appeal posters, [1920s]; London Hospital tokens and medallions; private staff nurses, 1913-[1926]. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (0.89)

3. Various; Orwell Papers: photographs: Photographs by various photographers, 1893-1984 and undated, relating to George Orwell (Eric Arthur Blair), comprising a mixture of original prints, and prints copied from various sources. The bulk of the collection consists of photographs of Orwell himself, 1903-1945, at home and at work, including some at the Hawthorns (Hayes) and at the BBC. The collection also includes photographs of his family, including his parents, Ida and Richard, and their home in Southwold, his sisters, Marjorie and Avril, his first wife Eileen, their son Richard, and his second wife Sonia; friends and acquaintances; his homes, including Canonbury, Notting Hill Gate, Wallington and Jura; places he visited, including Burma, Spain and Morocco; his signatures; his grave; and a commemorative plaque at Hayes. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (0.48)

1 from BioMed Central

1. Brian Eley, Alan Sive, Margaret Shuttleworth, Gregory Hussey; A prospective, cross-sectional study of anaemia and peripheral iron status in antiretroviral naive, HIV-1 infected children in Cape Town, South Africa: (in English) AbstractBackgroundAnaemia is a common manifestation of paediatric HIV infection. Although there are many causes, anaemia of chronic diseases is the most frequent type. In poor countries iron deficiency is widespread. It is probable that many HIV-infected children in these countries are also iron deficient. This study describes the relationship between paediatric HIV infection and anaemia, and documents the peripheral iron status of antiretroviral naive, HIV-infected children.MethodsSixty children were evaluated prospectively. Investigations included CD4+ count, haemoglobin concentration (Hb), red blood cell (RBC) morphology, and iron studies.ResultsAnaemia was present in 73% of children. Compared to mild HIV infection, median Hb was lower in children with moderate clinical infection (104 g/L v 112 g/L, p = 0.04) and severe clinical infection (96 g/L v 112 g/L, p = 0.006), and more children with severe infection were anaemic (92% v 58%, 0.04). There was a significant relationship between immunological status and Hb. 68% had abnormal RBC morphology. Significantly more children with moderate and severe disease, and severe immunosuppression had abnormal RBC morphology. 52% were iron-depleted, 20% had iron-deficient erythropoiesis and 18% iron deficiency anaemia (IDA). 16% (7/44) of anaemic children had microcytosis and hypochromia. Median soluble transferrin receptor concentration was significantly higher in those with microcytic hypochromic anaemia (42.0 nmol/L v 30.0 nmol/L, p = 0.008).ConclusionsBoth the proportion of anaemic children and the median Hb were associated with disease status. Iron depletion and IDA are major problems in HIV-infected children in South Africa. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (0.65)

57 from CIMI Metadata Harvesting Working Group Demonstration Repository

1. Ida Rene: Sepia photograph/postcard of Ida Rene, addressed to Miss Afriat and signed by Ida Rene. 1902 [Text] (7.16)

2. (in English) Ida & Nora: schoolgirls [Text] (4.76)

3. Applebroog, Ida; watermelons, children, triptychs, political art: Noble Fields: Image in triptych form with neutral color palette. Left panel depicts woman with skeletal-like face and a cast on her right arm. Center panel is child eating crescent-sliced watermelon. Top of image consists of 8 vignettes., Oil on canvas [Image] (3.22)

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2 from Ethnologue: Languages of the World

1. IDA'AN: a language of Malaysia (Sabah): A page from the Web edition of the Ethnologue giving basic facts about the language and where it is spoken. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (4.11)

2. IDATE: a language of Timor Lorosae: A page from the Web edition of the Ethnologue giving basic facts about the language and where it is spoken. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (3.38)

3 from Hong Kong University Theses Online

1. Chung, Yee-har, Ida; An exploratory study of marital adjustment of mothers with a first born child [Text] [View with Perseus links] (2.43)

2. Ip, Miu-ling, Ida; Relationship between parenting styles and coping strategies of adolescents in Hong Kong [Text] [View with Perseus links] (2.24)

3. Liu, Kit-ying, Ida; Empirical exchange rate models : out-of-sample forecasts for the HK$/Yen exchange rate [Text] [View with Perseus links] (2.06)

3 from Institut National de Physique Nucleaire et de Physique des Particules

1. ... , Ida T. ... ; Radiation-induced degradation of polyethersulphone films studied by fluorescent X-ray emission spectroscopy [Text] (1.43)

2. ... , Ida T. ... ; Chemical reactions in polymers induced by ion beam mixing: fluorescence X-ray measurements [Text] (1.43)

3. ... , Ida T.; Soft X-ray fluorescence measurements of irradiated polymer films [Text] (1.28)

59 from Library of Congress Open Archive Initiative Repository 1

1. Barton, Ida Thorpe.; The Dude /: (in un) [Text] [View with Perseus links] (5.17)

2. Toledo, F..; Ida; Gavotte /: (in un) [Text] [View with Perseus links] (5.17)

3. Pond, Fred S..; Ida Lee /: (in English) [Text] [View with Perseus links] (4.89)

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8 from NCSTRL Historical Collection

1. ... , Chan, Ida ... ; Aspect-Oriented Incremental Customization of Middleware Services: As distributed applications evolve, incremental customization of middleware services is often required; these customizations should be unpluggable, modular, and efficient. This is difficult to achieve because the customizations depend on both application-specific needs and the services provided. Although middleware allows programmers to separate application-specific functionality from lower-level details, traditional methods of customization do not allow efficient modularization. Currently, making even minor changes to customize middleware is complicated by the lack of locality. Programmers may have to compromise between the two extremes: to interpose a simple, well-localized layer of functionality between the application and middleware, or to make a large number of small, poorly localized, invasive changes to all execution points which interact with middleware services. Although the invasive approach allows a more efficient customization, it is harder to ensure consistency, more tedious to implement, and exceedingly difficult to unplug. Thus, a common approach is to add an extra layer for systemic concerns such as robustness, caching, filtering, and security. Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) offers a potential alternative between the interposition and invasive approaches by providing modular support for the implementation of crosscutting concerns. AOP enables the implementation of efficient customizations in a structured and unpluggable manner. We demonstrate this approach by comparing traditional and AOP customizations of fault tolerance in a distributed file system model, JNFS. Our results show that using AOP can reduce the amount of invasive code to almost zero, improve efficiency by leveraging the existing application behaviour, and facilitate incremental customization and extension of middleware services. [Text] (1.65)

2. Roberson, David Warren; Automated Second Echelon Commitments for the C3EVAL Model: The C3EVAL model is being developed by the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) for the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS/J6). The model is to provide one element of a workstation being developed for JCS that is to be used to evaluate theater level command, control and communications (C3) in terms of combat consequences. The red commander enhancement to the C3EVAL model provides a red side that is independent of the blue side. The enhancement also automates the commitment of second echelon forces on the red side. This research report describes the foundation for this enhancement. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (1.21)

3. Eckerle, Juergen, Schuierer, Sven; Effiziente speicherplatzbeschraenkte Graph-Such-Algorithmen: Heuristische Suchalgorithmen sind Verfahren, die in einem Graphen unbekannter, in der Regel exponentieller Groesse nach optimalen Wegen zu einem oder mehreren vorgebenen Zielknoten suchen. Sie verwenden dabei problemspezifisches Wissen, das durch eine Heuristik zur Verfuegung gestellt wird. In diesem Bericht stellen wir heuristische Suchalgorithmen vor, die einen vorgebenen, beschraenkten Speicherplatz der Groesse \pl\ verwenden. Als Mass fuer die Guete eines Verfahrens $A$ betrachten wir die Anzahl der von $A$ expandierten Knoten im Verhaeltnis zu der Anzahl $n$ von Knoten, die das Verfahren \as\ expandiert, um das gleiche Problem zu loesen. Die bisher in der Literatur vorgestellten Verfahren wie \ida, \idacr, \mas, \sma\ etc.\ expandieren bis zu $\Omega(n^2)$ Knoten und weisen einen hohen Overhead auf, der diese Verfahren fuer praktische Anwendungen ungeeignet macht. Fuer unsere Verfahren kann gezeigt werden, da\ss{} die Anzahl der expandierten Knoten durch $O(dn^2/\pl)$ bzw.\ $O(n^2/\pl)$ beschraenkt ist, wobei $d$ die Laenge eines Loesungsweges und $\pl$ die Groe\ss{}e des benoetigten Speichers ist. Bei Verwendung eines entsprechend gro\ss{}en Speichers kann dies zu einer deutlichen Verringerung der Anzahl der expandierten Knoten fuehren. Zudem zeichnen sich diese Algorithmen durch eine wesentlich geringere Anzahl von Update-Operationen der benutzten Datenstrukturen aus, was in praktischen Anwendungen die Laufzeit erheblich reduzieren kann. [Text] (1.14)

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39 from OCLC Online Computer Library Center Theses and Dissertations Repository

1. Sheifer, Isobel C.,--1932-, Tarbell, Ida M.--(Ida Minerva),--1857-1944.--History of the Standard Oil Company.; Ida M. Tarbell and morality in big business :--an analysis of a progressive mind--/ by Isobel C. Sheifer.: Facsimile, microfilm-xerography. Ann Arbor : Xerox University Microfilms, 1974., Thesis (Ph. D.)--New York University., Bibliography : leaves [316]-332. [Text] (8.00)

2. Stevens, Ida Richardson.; Beliefs of Caucasian students enrolled in selected Negro higher education institutions concerning housing and student activities /--by Ida Richardson Stevens.: Vita., Thesis--Southern Illinois University, Dept. of Educational Leadership., Bibliography: leaves 71-72. [Text] (4.00)

3. Ezell, Ida Gayden.; A comparison of leisure-time activities of children of different socioeconomic groups /--Ida Gayden Ezell.: Thesis (M.S.)--University of Tennessee, Knoxville. [Text] (3.68)

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1 from The Eberhard Karls University of Tuebingen

1. Maier, Wolfgang; ... : Die Evolution der Halbaffen und Affen: Studium Generale Vorlesung im WS 2000/2001; Donnerstag, 02. November 2000, Begrussung durch Prof. Ph.D. Nicholas J. Conard, Institut fur Ur- und Fruhgeschichte; Beginn Vortrag Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Maier: Die Evolution der Halbaffen und Affen; Ordnung der Primaten: 230 Arten; Fossilarten: 350; Entstehungsmythologie; Mittelalterliche Anschauungsweise; Homo Sapiens; Carl v. Linne; Abstammungslehre nach Darwin; Ernst Haeckel; Primatenstammbaum; Charles Darwin; Primaten; Saugetierordnung; Primatenreihe; Rekonstruktion der Stammarten; Evolutionsstufen; Halbaffen; Definition, Abgrenzung der Primaten; Merkmale der Primaten; Primaten; Stammbaumschema nach Robert Martin; Heutige Primatengruppen; Stammesgeschichtliche Beziehungen; Untereinheiten: 15; Idae; Strepsirini - Halbaffen; Nackter Nasenspiegel; Tarsius - Koboldmaki; Haplorini - Neuwelt-, Altwelt-, Menschenaffen; Menschenaffen - Photos; Fortbewegungsart der Menschenaffen; Cercopithecoide - Photos; Geschlechtsdimorphismus bei Cercopithecoiden; Gesichtsmuster bei afrikanischen Meerkatzen; Neuweltaffen - Photos; Halbaffen - Photos; Nachtaktivitat; Korpermasse und Grossenordnung; Geographische Verbreitung der Primaten; Tropische Anpassung; Habitations- und Nahrungsspektrum nachtaktiver Halbaffen im afrikanischen Regenwald; Habitations- und Nahrungsspektrum der Neuweltaffen im brasilianischen Regenwald; Unspezialisiertes Gebiss; Differenzierte Bewegungsweise; Bewegungsapparat; Differenzierte Greiforgane; Fortbewegungsart; Ubergang zum aufrechten Gang; Brachiatoren-Theorie; Stereoskopisches Sehen; Gesichtsfelder; Visuelle Funktionen des Grosshirns von Mensch und Affe; Vorderextremitaten der Primaten; Motorik; Tagaktivitat; Entwicklung und Faltung des Hirns; Regressionslinie; Progressionsindex; Allometrieverfahren nach Heinz Stephan, Frankfurt; Vergleich Primaten mit Saugetiere; Gewicht des menschlichen Hirns; Neuhirn/Neopallium; Neokortex; Quantitative Auswertung der Neokortex; Vergleich Mensch/Schimpanse [Image] [View with Perseus links] (0.47)

43 from The University of Michigan. University Library. Digital Library Production Service.

1. Countess Ida Hahn-Hahn, Catholic world [Text] [View with Perseus links] (4.14)

2. Ida Norman. Reviewed, The Southern quarterly review. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (3.80)

3. Reilly, L. W.; The Vocation of Ida, Chapters I-IX, Catholic world. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (3.50)

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18 from University of Illinois Library

1. Von Tilzer, H.; Ida-ho! [Text] (5.17)

2. Linley, G.; Ida [Text] (4.89)

3. Dempsey, J.; Ida Dunn [Text] (4.76)

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1 from Virginia Tech Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Collection

1. Hoover, James Larry; Determining Staff Development Needs to Achieve Computer Technology Competence by Instructional Personnel in Gloucester County Public Schools: Dr. Ida J. Hill, Dr. Glen Earthman, Dr. Robert Richards, Dr. David Alexander, Dr. David J. Parks; (in English) DETERMINING STAFF DEVELOPMENT NEEDS TO ACHIEVE COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCE BY INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS By James Larry Hoover David J. Parks, Chairman Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (ABSTRACT) The Virginia Board of Education is considering the adoption of technology standards for instructional personnel in Virginia's schools. All pre-service instructional personnel will have to demonstrate proficiency prior to obtaining a Virginia teaching certificate. Those currently in service may also have to demonstrate proficiency, as defined by the local school division. This study was designed to be a prototypic model for implementing the standards in Gloucester County Schools. Three hundred-ninety (390) instructional personnel were surveyed, according to selected strata, regarding their current level of competence. The discrepancy between the current level of proficiency and the level required by the standard defined the need for staff development. Differences among strata were provided for in planning for staff development activities. Staff Development activities were planned for all identified needs and implemented for a pilot group. The training sessions focused on raising the level of proficiency to that required to satisfy the standards. Participants in the pilot group were re-surveyed to verify the plan. An assessment procedure for measuring and reporting mastery on the standards was proposed by the pilot group. The process outlined in this study will be condensed into a brochure that will be provided to the Virginia Department of Education for possible distribution to other school divisions. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (0.89)

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