Armstrong v Robinson

Dynamics of Step Length Adjustment During Running: A Comment on Patla, Robinson, Samways, and Armstrong (1989)

Warren, Young, and Lee (1986) found that treadmill runners control step length by regulating vertical impulse, which could be modulated by the optical time-to-contact variable tau. In contrast, Patla, Robinson, Samways, and Armstrong (1989) report a 40% contribution of horizontal impulse in overground running and a control strategy that depends on the timing of target cuing, undermining the tau...

The seconal capsule murder; R. v. John and Janet Armstrong.

Armstrong ’ s Axioms 1

We present a formalization of the seminal paper by W. W. Armstrong [1] on functional dependencies in relational data bases. The paper is formalized in its entirety including examples and applications. The formalization was done with a routine effort albeit some new notions were defined which simplified formulation of some theorems and proofs. The definitive reference to the theory of relational...

In Memoriam: Susan Armstrong

Susan Armstrong worked as Professor of Translation Technology at the University of Geneva until her retirement in 2014. She served as secretary to the European chapter of the ACL from 1993–2000, remaining on the chapter’s nominating committee until 2004. She had a fundamental role in the founding and successful development of SIGDAT. Susan arrived in Switzerland from the United States in 1978 t...

Alan Armstrong II 2009

Title of Dissertation: DEMOCRACY AND STATE REPRESSION: WHAT WE DON’T KNOW, CAN KILL US David Alan Armstrong II, Doctor of Philosophy, 2009 Dissertation directed by: Professor Christian Davenport Department of Government and Politics There is an overwhelming amount of empirical evidence that democracy makes states more pacific toward their citizens. This robust finding has left scholars working ...