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Account Book of the Newport Family
Miscellany and accounts kept by two generations of the Newport family of Hanley William, Worcestershire. The first section begins with calligraphic inscription "John Newport His Booke 1680" (leaf 1r) and consists of passages in Latin, possibly copied as handwriting practice (Job 9:4-10 (leaf 2), a prayer beginning "Domine Pater, caeli ac terrae effector, qui liberaliter tribuis sapientiam omnibus" (leaves 2-4), and the Pater Noster/Lord's prayer (leaves 4-5)); a poem in English on the value of saving, beginning "A peny is a smale regardles sum / Yet in a little while to pounds will com" (leaf 5); and "Instructions how to preserve an Estate and for a Blessing to goe Alonge with an Estate" (le...
Newport: The Artful City
The first book to focus on the urban development of Newport, Rhode Island, this is an extensively illustrated, multi-layered view of the city as both an urban entity and a cultural site of national significance.
Avionic Systems Design
Avionic Systems Design presents an engineering look at the impact of emerging policies - such as joint service programs and commercial co-developments - designed to broaden market sectors for real-time, embedded systems . It also touches on the different review and specification practices of DoD, NASA, and FAA. The topics cover a complete "how to" overview of the design process, including trade studies, detailed design, and formal reviews. In addition, the discussion links design decisions to a theoretical basis, including architecture integration strategy and communication models. The book also includes performance measurement analysis, interpretation of results, formulation of benchmarks, and numerous examples. Finally, it provides examples of the strategies and effects of requirements analysis and validation. An appendix offers an extensive list of acronyms.
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The Church Almanac
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John R. Douglass
This collection contains vol. 3 no. 3 of "The Scholar's Magazine," edited by John R. Douglass in Jamestown, Newport County, R.I. during 1862. It includes anecdotes, advertisements, and general articles on topics such as country life, cork-making, city life, and morning.
Fuzzy Rule Based Computer Design
This book provides the theory and some examples of rule based reasoning applied to computer design. The presentation begins with design methods. These include both structured, object oriented design applied to software and systems engineering using several examples. Rule based reasoning, fuzzy logic, and new methods of virtual prototyping of computer designs are also covered. Virtual prototyping, in contrast to hardware prototyping, offers the promise of much lower design cost and more time to prepare prototypes. A discussion on this topic concludes with a sample implementation of these methods that can be used for computer system design.
