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2. Masomo Ya Kiswahili [A Kiswahili Course].

Author

Ministry of Education, Nairobi (Kenya)., Michuki, David N., and Cahill, William F.

Abstract

This series of illustrated texts in beginning Swahili is a project of the Language Section of the Curriculum Development and Research Centre of the Ministry of Education, Nairobi, Kenya. The course is designed specifically for children who begin the study of Swahili as a second language in Standard (Grade) 4. Students' texts consist of Volumes 1 (in two parts), 2, 3 and 4, accompanied by Teacher's Books 1, 2, 3, and 4. All material in the Students' Books appears in Swahili; in the Teacher's Books, the step-by-step instructions for carrying out the drills and other suggestions for classroom work are presented in English, for "those teachers of Swahili in Kenya who are still improving their own Swahili." Emphasis throughout the course is on oral practice; presentation of structures is graded for difficulty. Supplementary exercises are provided at the end of the Students' Books. Vocabulary lists are given at the end of the Teacher's Books. (AMM)

Published
1970

3. Kamusi ya Kwanza Kiswahili-Kiingereza. A First Dictionary Swahili-English.

Author

Cahill, William F.

Abstract

This dictionary is written for students who are learning Swahili as a second language. The 1,837 words that are defined in it are words likely to be encountered by a primary school student in East Africa who is learning Swahili. Most of the English words in the definitions have been taken from among the English words taught during the first four years of the English courses currently in use in Kenya primary schools. In addition to the definitions, typical sentences are included as well as some illustrations. (AMH)

Published
1972

6. What Do Students Really Need?

Author

Cahill, William T.

Abstract

New Jersy has vocational training programs for students who are not suited for traditional academic education. (RA)

Published
1971

8. The Utilization of Calcium in Soybean Products and Other Calcium Sources

Author

Schroeder, Lawrence J., Cahill, William M., and Smith, Arthur H.

Abstract

The utilization of the calcium in three foods and one pure chemical compound was studied in adult human subjects. The supplementary calcium consumed ranged from 319 to 795 mg per day. The average per cent utilization of the calcium in evaporated milk was found to be 29.1; in calcium sulfate, 23.7; in soybean “milk,” 22.6; whole cooked soybeans, 10.4.

Published
1946
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9. Some Observations on Abrine

Author

Cahill, William M. and Kotalik, George C.

Abstract

The naturally occurring N-methyltryptophane, l(+)-abrine, did not prevent the accumulation of fat in the livers of animals fed a diet deficient in the labile methyl group.

Published
1943
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10. Urinary Excretion of Thiamine on High Fat and High Carbohydrate Diets

Author

Cahill, William M.

Abstract

In an attempt to determine whether the carbohydrate content of the diet, like the thiamine content, influences the urinary output of thiamine, a study was made of the urinary thiamine excretion of adult individuals on comparable high fat and high carbohydrate diets. In all of the experiments reported it was found that even great alterations in the ratio of fat to carbohydrate in diets of the same thiamine content did not significantly affect the urinary thiamine excretion. This was true whether the thiamine intake was adequate or fairly low. A study of the excretion of thiamine administered orally after a period of depletion on comparable high fat and high carbohydrate diets also revealed no differential influence of fat or carbohydrate on the urinary thiamine output. The bearing of these findings on the validity of tests for thiamine deficiency which are based on a determination of the amount of thiamine excreted in the urine is pointed out.

Published
1941
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12. Killurney, Cluain Meala

Author

Killurney, Cluain Meala, Brún, Máire De, Coffey, Mary, Hickey, Mary, Harvey, Delia, Hickey, Joseph, Cahill, Biddy, Brien, P. O', Tobin, Eddie, Daly, Johanna, Brien, Peggy O, Harvey, Anne, Brien, Peggy, Cahill, William, Meehan, Josie, Hickey, Peggy, and Cahill, Thomas

Subjects
History, Historic sites, Candlemaking, Folk poetry, Legal status, laws, etc, Frost, Bites and stings, Diseases, Brigands and robbers, Cill Urnaí, Killurney, Riddles, Animals, Potatoes, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves, Schools, Folk beliefs, Traditional medicine, Agriculture, Supernatural beings, Dwellings, Animal culture, Famine, 1845-1852, Food, Land use, Dissenters, Religious, Recreation, Warts, Ireland
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Killurney, Cluain Meala (school) (Killurney, Co. Tipperary), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Máire de Brún., Cure for Chilblains -- Hidden Treasure - The Tin Ware Lass -- Carragáns / Coffey, Mary -- Long ago a man was in hiding up on the hill (Slievenamon)... / Hickey, Mary -- In a field near where I live a major dwelt about a hundred years ago, ... / Harvey, Delia -- Once upon a time a man from the hill stole a bag of sovereigns. ... / Hickey, Joseph -- Long ago there lived an old... / Hickey, Joseph -- Once upon a time there were two men called Big Jack and Little Jack... / Cahill, Biddy -- I ran twenty miles with my two shin bones... / Hickey, Joseph -- Q. The man that made it did not want it, ... -- At the time the British soldiers were in occupation in Clonmel... -- A big fall of snow fell about sixty years ago. ... / Brien, P. O' -- About 40 years ago there was a great storm. ... / Brien, P. O' -- About sixty years ago there was a man who went by the name of Pat the fiddler. ... -- Paddy St John of Killurney was a great hurler in his day, ... -- Three men started a game of cards at a neighbours house... -- About 70 years ago there was a school at Gibbs in Killurney. ... -- About eighty years ago there was a school in Coolonan which was attended by about 40 pupils. ... -- A hundred and fifty years ago there was an old pond on the Stage Pond in "Useless Land"... -- Long ago there was a castle in Delany's moat in Ballyboe. ... -- Kiltinan Castle / Coffey, Mary -- About fifty years ago several men were playing cards in a house. ... / Cahill, Biddy -- Once upon a time there lived a great King who knew a great deal about plants animals and birds. ... / Tobin, Eddie -- A wealthy old woman was once dying an being bothered about her gold... / Daly, Johanna -- Once upon a time there lived in this townland a poor shepard. ... / Coffey, Mary -- Once upon a time a man was working at the shooting lodge... / Brien, Peggy O -- Signs of the Weather -- Pishogues -- When you see a new moon through a glass for the first time... -- Cures -- Dandelions would cure warts. ... -- A Dockroot cures the sting of a nettle. ... / Harvey, Anne -- To put down a match into the ground to-day and take it up... / Harvey, Delia -- The dock root will cure farsey in horses. ... -- Major's Field -- Hill Car -- To Make Touche / Harvey, Delia -- Making Candles -- Mass Path / Brien, Peggy -- Boher Mór Robbers -- The Bothar Mór Road was going through where Gibb's garden is now. ... / Cahill, William -- Long ago where the school is now was called Coady's Haggard. ... -- Games / Harvey, Anne -- Games - Here We Come Gathering Nuts in May / Harvey, Delia -- Games - Frog in the Middle / Brien, Peggy -- Games - Jenny Jo / Meehan, Josie -- Games - How Many Miles? / Hickey, Peggy -- Games - Skittles / Hickey, Joseph -- List of Local Place Names -- Mahers / Coffey, Mary -- Kit Gorman's / Coffey, Mary -- Eviction -- Story / Cahill, Thomas -- Quarry / Coffey, Mary -- Cows -- Eggs -- Old Times -- Pipes -- Killurney Stream -- "Good night my neighbours... -- A man named Madden was shot in Killurney wood some years ago. ... -- Weeds -- Digging Potatoes, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
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13. (RAT SCAT) LARGE OBJECT STUDY

Author

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP FORT WORTH TX, Freeny, Charles C, Cahill, William P, GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP FORT WORTH TX, Freeny, Charles C, and Cahill, William P

Abstract

The investigation reported herein has been directed to defining an optimum means of implementing a capability for measurement of large-object radar cross section at the Radar Target Scattering Site, White Sands Missile Range. The required capability is that of accommodating targets up to 60 feet in length, over a frequency range of 0.03 to 12 gigahertz, and maintaining the present RAT SCAT measurement accuracy. The primary trade-off feature in this study was the requirement for range length, which exceeded 16 miles in the case of the most straight-forward approach to large-object measurement. This condition is commonly defined by R less than 20 sq/wavelength when D is the minimum target dimension. Four basic measurement methods were analyzed in this investigation: (1) scaling, wherein the target size and range length are reduced via the well-known scaling laws; (2) long range and high power, wherein a range length of 20 sq/wavelength is used; (3) antenna far field simulation, wherein a dielectric lens is used to partially correct the phase of the incident illuminating field; and (4) analytical correction of near field data, wherein data obtained at R greater than 20 sq/wavelength is analytically processed to obtain data equivalent to that at R = 20 sq/wavelength. The study conclusions are based on extensive theoretical investigation and experimental testing. Over 200,000 IBM 7090 computations and 250 experiments were performed. A trade-off study was conducted in order to uniformly evaluate the impact of the selection of the several methods. The final selection represents a combination of the long-range, and high-power, and antenna far-field simulation methods.

Published
1967

14. COMFORT AND STABILITY RATINGS FOR PROTOTYPE LINCLOE TITANIUM HELMET SYSTEM

Author

ARMY NATICK LABS MA PIONEERING RESEARCH LAB, Burse, Richard L., Cahill, William D., Summers, Earl P., ARMY NATICK LABS MA PIONEERING RESEARCH LAB, Burse, Richard L., Cahill, William D., and Summers, Earl P.

Abstract

Six test subjects awarded comfort and stability ratings for the standard 3.16 pound M-1 steel helmet system and an experimental 1.53 pound LINCLOE one-piece titanium helmet system. The suspension system of the experimental helmet was attached directly to the titanium ballistic shell, obviating the need for a helmet liner. Subjective ratings were recorded for: ease of adjustment of the suspension system comfort, helmet warmth, location of chinstrap, interference with hearing, noise produced by the helmet, interference with aiming the carbine and stability when running, jumping, grenade throwing and crawling under a wire obstacle. After scaling, differences between the ratings for the experimental and the standard systems underwent t-testing for significance. There was only one significant difference between the two systems: the experimental system was rated as more stable when throwing grenades. It is suspected that the M-1 helmet was rated as inferior on this task because it tipped forward, interfering with vision, while the experimental system did not.

Published
1968

15. Since I fell in love with Mary

Author

Cahill, William. and Cahill, William.

Abstract

Since I Fell In Love With Mary 4 (Publisher number). For voice and piano.; Caption title.; Pl. no.: Since I Fell In Love With Mary 4.; "Featured by The City 4"--Cover.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn4190726.

Published
1910

16. I want to be a soldier

Author

Frey (Artist), Ellis, Harry A. (Performer), Cahill, William. (Composer, Lyricist), Frey (Artist), Ellis, Harry A. (Performer), and Cahill, William. (Composer, Lyricist)

Published
1904

17. Cahill House

Author

Cahill, William J and Cahill, William J

Abstract

Photo

Published
1923

28. CORONARY EMBOLISM

Author

Cheng, John T. O., Cahill, William J., and Foley, Edmund F.

Abstract

Coronary embolism is a very rare occurrence. The first case was reported by Virchow in 1856. Saphir, in 1933, collected 16 cases of coronary embolism from the literature and reported 3 that he had observed himself. In 1941, Hamman was able to refer to 40 cases, 30 from the literature and 10 from records of the Johns Hopkins hospital. In 1950, Moragues, Bawell, and Shrader, after reviewing the literature, were able to refer to 45 cases and reported one of their own. Since then, individual cases have been reported by Mussafia, Rodario, Facquet, Ravera, Aguiar, Glushien, and Walker. A total of 53 cases of coronary embolism have been reported in the literature to date. Among them only three were diagnosed during life. We present a case of coronary embolism in which the diagnosis was made before death and confirmed at autopsy.REPORT OF A CASEA 21-year-old white woman, gravida

Published
1953
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29. Endosteal Bone Deposition in Femurs of Vitamin D-Deficient Mice Treated with Estrogen.

Author

Segaloff, Albert and Cahill, William M.

Abstract

Obliteration of the marrow cavity of the femur by endosteal bone and some resorption of pubic bone was observed in C3H mice fed commercial stock diets and treated with estrogen. Comparable treatment of CHI mice did not cause obliteration of the marrow cavity of the femur although some resorption of pubic bone was noted.C3H mice treated with estrogen and fed a vitamin D-deficient diet supplemented with viosterol showed the typical changes in the femur. This result was also obtained in animals fed the same diet unsupplemented with vitamin D. Under the conditions of these experiments dietary vitamin D did not play a major role in the mechanism of endosteal bone deposition in the femurs of mice treated with estrogen.

Published
1943
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