Showing papers on "Suite published in 1982"
TL;DR: Hospitals with growing or aging populations need comprehensive planning to approach the problem of inadequate or outmoded facilities, especially with the recent pressures to contain costs.
Abstract: &NA; Hospitals with growing or aging populations need comprehensive planning to approach the problem of inadequate or outmoded facilities, especially with the recent pressures to contain costs. With recent development of more complex and time‐consuming surgical procedures, there can be a mismatch between the demand for surgery and the capacity of a hospital's surgical facilities.
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14 Jun 1982
TL;DR: The capabilities and advantages of a currently-available suite of program modules for multivariable linear control system analysis and design are summarized, and an outline of the command language for invoking the available modules is given.
Abstract: The capabilities and advantages of a currently-available suite of program modules for multivariable linear control system analysis and design are summarized. The unique feature of the suite is that every system is represented in parametric form as a pencil of matrices, together with an associated list of variable names and attributes. An outline of the command language for invoking the available modules is given, and a simple design example is included.
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TL;DR: The band repertoire was so enriched by the works of Percy Grainger, Hoist, Gordon Jacob, and Ralph Vaughan Williams during the first half of the twentieth century, that it is paradoxical that the latter part of the century finds the once fertile soil so barren as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: others-performers, conductors, teachers, and listeners. The work has endured beautifully and, in fact, has grown stronger with age. Nearly eight generations of American band directors have given it eminence. Few composers, on the basis of so few works, have endeared themselves so completely to those in the band field as has Gustav Hoist with his First Suite in E b Major, Second Suite in F Major, and Hammersmith. There is no significant output of works for band by English composers at the present time. What a remarkable turnabout in history! The band repertoire was so enriched by the works of Percy Grainger, Hoist, Gordon Jacob, and Ralph Vaughan Williams during the first half of the twentieth century, that it is paradoxical that the latter part of the century finds the once fertile soil so barren. The great tradition of English band music that seemed to be securely launched by 1910 has never come to full fruition. But the fifty years during
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