22. Peruvian Tapestries at Toronto.

Portal Tapestries

Runge - Kutta Research at Toronto ?

The main purpose of this paper is to review the work on Runge-Kutta methods at the University of Toronto during the period 1963 to the present (1996). To provide some background, brief mention is also made of related work on the numerical solution of ordinary diierential equations, but, with just a few exceptions, speciic references are given only if the referenced material has a direct bearing...

Progress in strain monitoring of tapestries

Tapestries are an important feature of many historic house and museum collections. They are often displayed on walls as originally intended, either hanging from the top edge or attached around all four edges. Textile conservators are experienced in visually assessing textiles for evidence of damage. Condition assessment by visual inspection is now routine (Lennard 2006). However, such visual in...

Making Glue: Public Authoring in Urban Tapestries

Urban Tapestries (UT) is a spatial annotation system allowing participants to contribute text, images, video and audio that are geo-tagged and positioned over a graphical street map of London; but even more than this it is about describing relationships to people, places and things. This ‘experimental software platform for knowledge mapping and sharing’ [1] exists within the Social Tapestries (...

IAIS Symposium on Novel Molecular Approaches to Anti-inflammatory Therapy 22–23 July 1994 Toronto Canada