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5. Fusion-Fission Blanket Options for the LIFE Engine

Author

Kramer, Kevin J, Fratoni, Massimiliano, Latkowski, Jeffery F, Abbott, Ryan P, Anklam, Thomas M, Beckett, Elizabeth M, Bayramian, Andy J, DeMuth, James A, Deri, Robert J, De La Rubia, Tomas Diaz, Dunne, A Mike, El-dasher, Bassem S, Farmer, Joseph C, Lafuente, Antonio, Meier, Wayne R, Moir, Ralph W, Morris, Kevin L, Moses, Edward I, Powers, Jeffrey J, Reyes, Susana, Sawicki, Richard H, Seifried, Jeffrey E, Storm, Erik, and Taylor, Janine M

Subjects
Affordable and Clean Energy, Atomic, Molecular, Nuclear, Particle and Plasma Physics, Energy
Published
2011

9. Moses' Phonic Readers. A Series of School Readers for Teaching the English Language by Sound. First Reader with 4,000 Words for Spelling by Sound

Author

Moses, Edward P.

Abstract

This series of school books is based upon the principle that children may be taught to spell and read by sound thousands of English words as easily as words are taught in German schools. This textbook is a reader used for spelling instruction. It uses the phonic method and avoids diacritical marks. To gather material for making the teaching of English words by sound as fruitful as possible, the author was forced to prepare, for the use of teachers and pupils in schools, at the expense of much time and labor, long lists of words arranged strictly according to sound. This book is the outcome of these labors.

Published
1895

19. The National Ignition Facility and the golden age of high energy density science

Author

Moses, Edward I. and Meier, Wayne R.

Subjects
United States. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory -- Buildings and facilities, Nuclear fusion -- Research, Business, Chemistry, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

The National Ignition Facility (NIF) is a 192-beam Nd:glass laser facility being constructed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to conduct research in inertial confinement fusion (ICF) and high energy density science. When completed, NIF will produce 1.8 MJ, 500 TW of ultraviolet light, making it the world's largest and highest energy laser system. The NIF is poised to become the world's preeminent facility for conducting ICF and fusion energy research and for studying matter at extreme densities and temperatures. Index Terms--High energy density (HED) science, inertial confinement fusion (ICF), National Ignition Facility (NIF).

Published
2008

21. The Mercury laser moves toward practical laser fusion

Author

Ebbers, Chris, Caird, John, and Moses, Edward

Subjects
United States. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Lasers, Laser, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

The diode-pumped Mercury laser will deliver 100 J pulses at 10 Hz under automatic control, advancing the development of high-repetition-rate inertial laser fusion. The National Ignition Facility (NIF) at Lawrence [...]

Published
2009

22. Business Development and Nation (Re)Building in Canadian First Nations: A Case Study of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council and FHQ Developments Ltd

Author

Gordon, Moses Edward George, McNutt, Kathy, Coates, Ken, Kayseas, Bob, Schneider, Bettina, and Stevenson, Allyson

Abstract

A Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Public Policy, University of Regina. iv, 86 p. First Nations in Canada are in the process of recovering from the fallout of damaging colonial policies that have had a lasting impact on the wellbeing of Indigenous societies. Business development and governance reform are two pathways from which First Nations can increase collective wellbeing, self-sufficiency, and self-determination. In both cases, progress is constrained by the existence of the Indian Act – a federal piece of imposed and archaic legislation that continues to govern all aspects of life on First Nation reserves. The scholarly discussion on the topic has been largely shaped by two streams of literature: that of Indigenous entrepreneurship, as well as the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development. There have been few empirical studies attempting to merge these divergent literature streams within a Canadian context. This thesis aims to do so, utilizing an Indigenous and community-based methodology to encapsulate a rich and dynamic case study narrative, stretching back to precolonial times, of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council in southern Saskatchewan. This emphasis on historical embeddedness provides the necessary context from which to more fully understand the political, economic, and social objectives of the contemporary tribal council in nation rebuilding. Following the case narrative is a discussion on the role of First Nation business development within the process of nation rebuilding, which is then concluded with theoretical and policy implications relevant to First Nations, researchers, government, and private industry. Student yes

Published
2019

27. NOTES AND QUERIES

Author

Tupper, Frederic Allison, Moses, Edward P., and Field, E. O.

Published
1896

29. Antenatal corticosteroids for management of preterm birth: a multi-country analysis of health system bottlenecks and potential solutions

Author

Liu, Grace, Segrè, Joel, Gülmezoglu, A, Mathai, Matthews, Smith, Jeffrey M, Hermida, Jorge, Simen-Kapeu, Aline, Barker, Pierre, Jere, Mercy, Moses, Edward, Moxon, Sarah G, Dickson, Kim E, Lawn, Joy E, Althabe, Fernando, and Working Group for UN Commission of Life Saving Commodities Anten

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Preterm birth complications are the leading cause of deaths for children under five years. Antenatal corticosteroids (ACS) are effective at reducing mortality and serious morbidity amongst infants born at 75%) reported very major or significant bottlenecks. Health information systems should include improved gestational age assessment and track ACS coverage, use and outcomes. Better health service delivery requires clarified policy assigning roles by level of care and cadre of provider, dependent on capability to assess gestational age and risk of preterm birth, and the implementation of guidelines with adequate supervision, mentoring and quality improvement systems, including audit and feedback. National essential medicines lists should include dexamethasone for antenatal use, and dexamethasone should be integrated into supply logistics.

Published
2015

30. SEASONAL VARIATIONS IN PRICES OF INDIVIDUAL DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL STOCKS.

Author

Ponin, Joseph M. and Moses, Edward A.

Subjects
ECONOMIC seasonal variations, STOCK prices, DOW Jones industrial average, RANDOM walks, STOCK price indexes, FINANCIAL futures
Abstract

The purpose of this article is to produce a conservative estimate of how often traditionally conceived seasonal components are present in prices of individual Dow Jones industrial stocks. A careful estimate is needed to resolve some of the current confusion on the question and to provide basic information along lines suggested by Smidt [27, p. 238]: "… investigations of the random walk hypothesis would be most fruitful if they were conducted in the spirit of attempting to determine the size and extent of systematic tendencies that may exist in price series" (italics added). The question of whether individual stock prices display seasonal movements is clouded for two major reasons. First, virtually no attention has been devoted to individual stock prices until recently. Studies of various stock price indices have been fairly common, but their findings of little or no seasonality should not be imputed to individual stocks. Second, recent studies of individual stock prices have employed differing techniques and have produced apparently conflicting findings. The next section reviews selected literature to weigh the quality of evidence thus far available. The subsequent section reports results from mechanical usage of the U. S. Bureau of Census X-11 time series decomposition program. To preview findings, mechanical application of the program indicates that 16 of the 30 stocks contain significant seasonal components. Critical review then suggests that persistent seasonality is present in only seven of these stocks. Finally, the concluding section indicates appropriate directions for future research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1974
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31. First implosion experiments with cryogenic thermonuclear fuel on the National Ignition Facility

Author

Glenzer, Siegfried H, primary, Spears, Brian K, additional, Edwards, M John, additional, Alger, Ethan T, additional, Berger, Richard L, additional, Bleuel, Darren L, additional, Bradley, David K, additional, Caggiano, Joseph A, additional, Callahan, Debra A, additional, Castro, Carlos, additional, Casey, Daniel T, additional, Choate, Christine, additional, Clark, Daniel S, additional, Cerjan, Charles J, additional, Collins, Gilbert W, additional, Dewald, Eduard L, additional, Di Nicola, Jean-Michel G, additional, Di Nicola, Pascale, additional, Divol, Laurent, additional, Dixit, Shamasundar N, additional, Döppner, Tilo, additional, Dylla-Spears, Rebecca, additional, Dzenitis, Elizabeth G, additional, Fair, James E, additional, Frenje, Lars Johan Anders, additional, Johnson, M Gatu, additional, Giraldez, E, additional, Glebov, Vladimir, additional, Glenn, Steven M, additional, Haan, Steven W, additional, Hammel, Bruce A, additional, Hatchett, Stephen P, additional, Haynam, Christopher A, additional, Heeter, Robert F, additional, Heestand, Glenn M, additional, Herrmann, Hans W, additional, Hicks, Damien G, additional, Holunga, Dean M, additional, Horner, Jeffrey B, additional, Huang, Haibo, additional, Izumi, Nobuhiko, additional, Jones, Ogden S, additional, Kalantar, Daniel H, additional, Kilkenny, Joseph D, additional, Kirkwood, Robert K, additional, Kline, John L, additional, Knauer, James P, additional, Kozioziemski, Bernard, additional, Kritcher, Andrea L, additional, Kroll, Jeremy J, additional, Kyrala, George A, additional, LaFortune, Kai N, additional, Landen, Otto L, additional, Larson, Douglas W, additional, Leeper, Ramon J, additional, Pape, Sebastien Le, additional, Lindl, John D, additional, Ma, Tammy, additional, Mackinnon, Andrew J, additional, MacPhee, Andrew G, additional, Mapoles, Evan, additional, McKenty, Patrick W, additional, Meezan, Nathan B, additional, Michel, Pierre, additional, Milovich, Jose L, additional, Moody, John D, additional, Moore, Alastair S, additional, Moran, Mike, additional, Moreno, Kari Ann, additional, Munro, David H, additional, Nathan, Bryan R, additional, Nikroo, Abbas, additional, Olson, Richard E, additional, Orth, Charles D, additional, Pak, Arthur, additional, Patel, Pravesh K, additional, Parham, Tom, additional, Petrasso, Richard, additional, Ralph, Joseph E, additional, Rinderknecht, Hans, additional, Regan, Sean P, additional, Robey, Harry F, additional, Ross, J Steven, additional, Salmonson, Jay D, additional, Sangster, Craig, additional, Sater, Jim, additional, Schneider, Marilyn B, additional, Séguin, F H, additional, Shaw, Michael J, additional, Shoup, Milton J, additional, Springer, Paul T, additional, Stoeffl, Wolfgang, additional, Suter, Larry J, additional, Thomas, Cliff Avery, additional, Town, Richard P J, additional, Walters, Curtis, additional, Weber, Stephen V, additional, Wegner, Paul J, additional, Widmayer, Clay, additional, Whitman, Pamela K, additional, Widmann, Klaus, additional, Wilson, Douglas C, additional, Van Wonterghem, Bruno M, additional, MacGowan, Brian J, additional, Atherton, L Jeff, additional, and Moses, Edward I, additional

Published
2012
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