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7. DISCUSSION. ELECTRICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

Author

J A Fleming, Alexander Siemens, Gisbert Kapp, Lord Kelvin, R.E.B. Crompton, G Berkley, S. Evershed, W E Ayrton, J. Swinburne, and W.H. Preece

Subjects
Engineering, business.industry, Instrumentation, Measuring instrument, Electrical engineering, Mechanical engineering, business
Published
1892

8. Discussion on 'Testing of electric machinery and of materials for its construction'

Author

Arnett Campbell, A.P.M. Fleming, S. Evershed, Jean R. Goodman, Jeremy Epstein, H.H. Broughton, W.M. Mordey, E.H. Rayner, G. Schultz, C.E. Skinner, J.T. Irwin, W.H. Patchell, V.A. Fynn, F. Creedy, John S. Peck, Gisbert Kapp, and R.T. Glazebrook

Subjects
Engineering, business.industry, Mechanical engineering, business, Electric machinery
Published
1907

12. Discussion on 'Telephonic transmission measurements'

Author

Jackie Hill, S. Evershed, J.H.M. Wakefield, G.M. Shepherd, W. Duddell, J.E. Kingsbury, F. Gill, Brian S. Cohen, John E. Taylor, J. Elton Young, W.A.J. O'Meara, J. Gavey, Bruce Davies, Alexander Russell, D.H. Kennedy, F. Tandy, H. Laws Webb, Arnett Campbell, and W.J. Thorrowgood

Subjects
Transmission (telecommunications), Computer science, business.industry, Telephony, business, Telecommunications
Published
1907

13. Discussion on 'New Alternate-current instruments'

Author

D.K. Morris, William Brew, C.V. Drysdale, J.W. Record, J.P. Kemp, Ernest Wilson, K. Edgcumbe, G. Kapp, Alexander Russell, S. Evershed, W.E. Sumpner, J.D. Coales, William Phillips, C.C. Garrard, J.T. Irwin, William Edward Ayrton, and A.M. Taylor

Subjects
Computer science, Systems engineering, Alternate current
Published
1908

16. Discussion on 'The electrical equipment of ships of war'

Author

L.F. Noakes, G.C. Allingham, C.G. Mawckrow, A.J. Lawson, C.E. Groove, E.W. Creak, A.A.C. Swinton, A.E. Richards, S.F. Walker, John Perry, S. Evershed, R.E.B. Crompton, and H. Wilde

Subjects
Engineering, business.industry, Electrical equipment, business, Construction engineering, Marine engineering
Published
1900

17. Discussion on 'A telephone relay'

Author

S. Evershed, J.E. Taylor, B. Davies, C.B. Voisey, J.E. Kingsbury, B.S. Cohen, A.C. Booth, W.H. Eccles, E.H. Rayner, D.H. Kennedy, W.M. Mordey, John Perry, and W.A.J. O'Meara

Subjects
Telephone network, Relay, law, Computer science, business.industry, Telephony, Telecommunications, business, Telephone line, law.invention, Mobile radio telephone
Published
1910

18. Discussion on 'A magnetic balance for workshop tests of permeability'

Author

R. Jenkins, E. Kilburn Scott, S. Evershed, William Edward Ayrton, Ewing, Josh Perry, W.M. Mordey, J. Swinburne, R.A. Hadfield, Silvanus P. Thompson, J.W. Swan, C.C. Hawkins, and W. Hartnell

Subjects
Materials science, Permeability (electromagnetism), Geotechnical engineering
Published
1898

19. Discussion on 'On dynamoes'

Author

W.B. Sayers, Gisbert Kapp, C.H. Gadsby, S. Evershed, Lord Kelvin, George Adams, E.K. Scott, Andrew Jamieson, J. Swinburne, S.G. Brown, R.S. Crompton, W.B. Esson, Silvanus P. Thompson, A.H. Finlay, R.W. Weekes, C.C. Hawkins, J.S. Raworth, Llewelyn B. Atkinson, and H.A. Mavor

Published
1897

21. Discussion on 'Electricity applied to mining'

Author

E.T. Driver, W.J. Larke, W.R. Cooper, C.H. Merz, H.M. Sayers, L.B. Atkinson, J.W. Holliday, C.P. Sparks, and S. Evershed

Subjects
Engineering, business.industry, Electricity, business, Manufacturing engineering, Automotive engineering
Published
1915

22. Discussion on 'Permanent magnets in theory and practice'

Author

S. Evershed, E.W. Marchant, A.P. Young, J.D. Morgan, Edward A Watson, Llewelyn B. Atkinson, William Phillips, E.H. Rayner, H.M. Dowsett, R.E.B. Crompton, and E.B. Wedmore

Subjects
Engineering, Magnetism, business.industry, Magnet, business, Engineering physics
Published
1920

24. Continuation of discussion on Mr. Pigg's, Mr. Wordingham's and Mr. Crompton's papers on 'Rules for the regulation of wiring'

Author

Andrew Wright, Arthur C. Cockburn, A.A.C. Swinton, J.J. Steinitz, O.M. Andrews, W.M. Mordey, M. O'Gorman, Llewelyn B. Atkinson, J.S. Raworth, William Edward Ayrton, John Sheppard, R.E.B. Crompton, Charles Bright, G.H. Cottam, Silvanus P. Thompson, S. Evershed, F.G. Baily, Sam Mavor, J.N. Shoolbred, G.C. Lundberg, Wordingham, J. Pigg, H. L. Leach, and J.D.F. Andrews

Subjects
Continuation, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy
Published
1899

25. Remarks on 'The insulation resistance of electric light installations'

Author

Alexander Siemens, H. Human, Guy C. Fricker, W.A. Chamen, W.E. Gray, W. Lant Carpenter, Ayrton, W.B. Esson, R.E.B. Crompton, R.V. Picou, Bernard Drake, S. Evershed, and H.C. Donovan

Subjects
Materials science, Electric light, Insulation resistance, Engineering physics
Published
1889

29. Discussion on 'A watt-hour meter'

Author

C.V. Drysdale, Ron Hammond, C.W.S. Crawley, S. Evershed, A.P. Trotter, Josh Perry, Frank Holden, H. Hirst, Albert Campbell, and William Edward Ayrton

Subjects
Watt, business.industry, Electrical engineering, Metre, Environmental science, business
Published
1901

32. Discussion on 'On some instruments for the measurement of electro-motive force and electrical power', by Dr. J.A. Fleming and C.H. Gimingham, Esq., and 'Portable voltmeters for measuring alternating potential differences', by Professors W.E. Ayrton and John Perry

Author

H. R. Sankey, C. H. Gimingham, J. Swinburne, Charles Bright, C.E. Spagnoletti, S. Evershed, J.A. Fleming, R. Y. Armstrong, W.E. Ayrton, J. E. H. Gordon, C. G. Gümpel, E. B. Esson, P. Cardew, and Alexander Siemens

Subjects
Engineering, Electromotive force, business.industry, Voltmeter, Electrical engineering, business
Published
1887

33. Discussion on the 'A frictionless motor meter'

Author

T.D. Lockwood, W.H. Everett, Roger Wood, E.B. Schattener, Aron, S.Z. de Ferranti, H.L.P. Boot, William Edward Ayrton, W.M. Mordey, S. Evershed, and Silvanus P. Thompson

Subjects
Metre, Geology, Marine engineering
Published
1900

35. Discussion on 'The development of turbo-generators'

Author

David Robertson, J.D. Bailie, S. Evershed, J.K. Catterson-Smith, Randolf Pohl, A.H. Law, Miles Walker, A.C. Eborall, Silvanus P. Thompson, F.E. Chapman, W. Hartnell, S.H. Smith, V.A. Fynn, T. Harding Churton, E.J. Fox, R. Holiday, G. Stoney, A.G. Ellis, Gisbert Kapp, Jens Wagner, W.F. Mylan, and M. Kahn

Subjects
Engineering, Development (topology), biology, business.industry, Turbo, Systems engineering, business, biology.organism_classification
Published
1908

39. Continuation of discussion on Dr. Lodge's paper, 'Improvements in magnetic space telegraphy', Mr. Evershed's paper, 'Telegraphy by magnetic induction', and Mr. Preece's paper, 'Ætheric telegraphy'

Author

Andrew C. Brown, Charles Bright, O. Lodge, W.P. Granville, S. Evershed, C.A. Stevenson, Dane Sinclair, W.P. Brett, and A.J.S. Adams

Subjects
Continuation, Engineering, business.industry, Electrical engineering, Space (mathematics), business, Telecommunications, Telegraphy, Electromagnetic induction
Published
1898

40. Discussion on 'Practical aspects of printing telegraphy'

Author

W. Noble, Derek Murray, S. Evershed, A.J. Stubbs, C. Higgins, G.F. Mansbridge, H.H. Harrison, Frank Ryan, W. Judd, W.A.J. O'Meara, and J.H. Bell

Subjects
Engineering, business.industry, Electrical engineering, business, Telecommunications, Telegraphy
Published
1911

41. Discussion on 'Wireless telegraphy'

Author

W.P. Granville, H.W. Sullivan, Josh Perry, Vyvyan, W.P. Brett, J.A. Fleming, J.N.C. Kennady, S. Evershed, and E. Murray

Subjects
Engineering, business.industry, law, Wireless telegraphy, Telecommunications, business, Telegraphy, law.invention
Published
1899

44. Calvary

Author

S. Evershed

Subjects
Linguistics and Language, Literature and Literary Theory, Library and Information Sciences, Language and Linguistics
Published
1856

46. Practice-based outcomes of dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) targeting anger and violence, with male forensic patients: a pragmatic and non-contemporaneous comparison.

Author

Evershed S, Tennant A, Boomer D, Rees A, Barkham M, and Watsons A

Subjects
Adult, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Personality Disorders diagnosis, Personality Inventory, Psychometrics, Surveys and Questionnaires, Anger, Behavior Therapy methods, Forensic Psychiatry methods, Practice Patterns, Physicians', Prisoners psychology, Violence prevention & control
Abstract

Objective: To examine the effectiveness of an eighteen-month treatment based on dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) targeting anger and violence, on a group of male forensic patients., Method: Eight male forensic patients in a high security hospital who met the criteria for borderline personality disorder measured by the Personality Assessment Inventory underwent 18 months of treatment. They completed three psychometric tests at pre-, mid- and post-treatment and at a six-month follow up. A comparison group (TAU) of nine patients, assessed as having similar personality disorders, received the usual treatment available in the hospital but excluding DBT. They completed the same tests at the same time intervals corresponding to the pre-, mid- and post-testing of the DBT group. In both groups, all instances behaviours related to anger and violence were monitored for three six-month periods, prior to, during and post-treatment., Results: Overall, patients in the DBT group made greater gains than patients in the TAU group in reducing the seriousness of violence-related incidents, and in self report measures of hostility, cognitive anger, disposition to anger, outward expression of anger and anger experience., Conclusion: The results suggest a potential for DBT to impact positively and lastingly on violent behaviour and components of anger in male forensic patients when compared with standard treatment. The power of the current study to detect group differences was reduced by small ns, large confidence intervals, and a non-contemporaneous comparison group. Cost-effective strategies are proposed to take forward research on DBT with this population.

Published
2003
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47. Streptococcus mitis sepsis in bone marrow transplant patients receiving oral antimicrobial prophylaxis.

Author

Classen DC, Burke JP, Ford CD, Evershed S, Aloia MR, Wilfahrt JK, and Elliott JA

Subjects
Administration, Oral, Adolescent, Adult, Drug Resistance, Microbial, Female, Humans, Male, Norfloxacin therapeutic use, Polymyxins therapeutic use, Streptococcus classification, Streptococcus isolation & purification, Tobramycin therapeutic use, Utah epidemiology, Vancomycin therapeutic use, Anti-Bacterial Agents therapeutic use, Bone Marrow Transplantation adverse effects, Bone Marrow Transplantation methods, Premedication, Sepsis epidemiology, Streptococcal Infections epidemiology
Abstract

Purpose: Streptococcal infection has increasingly become a problem in neutropenic patients. We report on an outbreak of Streptococcus mitis sepsis in six bone marrow transplant patients receiving oral antimicrobial prophylaxis., Patients and Methods: We performed an epidemiologic study of all patients in our bone marrow transplant program from 1986 to 1988. The hospital and microbiology records for all patients were reviewed. All bone marrow patients were treated according to specified protocols, including an oral prophylactic antimicrobial regimen that was changed in late 1987 from vancomycin/polymyxin/tobramycin to norfloxacin. Identification, susceptibility testing, and whole cell protein analysis of streptococcal isolates were performed at the Reference and Antimicrobial Investigations Laboratories at the Centers for Disease Control., Results: We detected six cases of S. mitis sepsis among 21 patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation. No other concurrent pathogen was isolated from any patient at the time of the S. mitis bacteremia. Bacteremia developed within 72 hours of transplant in five of six patients and was associated with severe mucositis in four patients. An environmental study failed to reveal any common source for the outbreak, and whole cell protein analysis of all six S. mitis isolates revealed each to be distinct. Of 12 patients receiving oral vancomycin/polymyxin/tobramycin, one developed S. mitis bacteremia, versus five of nine patients receiving norfloxacin (p less than 0.03)., Conclusion: We believe S. mitis bacteremia is a potential complication of bone marrow transplantation and is associated with antimicrobial prophylaxis with norfloxacin, especially in the setting of mucositis.

Published
1990
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