Robert H. McNeal, 1930–1988

Robert H. Norgate

, . In course of time he joined the Bristol Medical School, ?lng most of his clinical work at the Royal Infirmary, and 0 taming the diplomas of M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. in 1891. For a short time he was engaged in private practice, and as Medical Officer to the Bristol Foresters for two years. He acted as assistant medical officer in mental hospitals at ^ster and Maidstone, at which institutions he la...

Robert H. Grubbs - Nobel Lecture

Gustav E . Mueller Translated by Robert H . Weidman , ' 31

I I remember a picture in the air and sunlight style of painting of the nineteenth century. In the foreground was to be seen the back of a horse, the head of which the imagination had to add beyond the frame of the picture ; in the background shone colored splotches which 'one could identify as ladies and gentlemen under a tent . But all that was incidental . The main thing was the bright splot...

Robert H . Bishop , and Daniele Mortari Norm - Constrained Kalman Filtering

The problem of estimating the state vector of a dynamical system from vector measurements when it is known that the state vector satisfies norm equality constraints is considered. The case of a linear dynamical system with linear measurements subject to a norm equality constraint is discussed with a review of existing solutions. The norm constraint introduces a nonlinearity in the system for wh...

Robert G. Loudon and Raymond L. H. Murphy

Our knowledge of lung sounds is based largely on empirical observation. Laënnec (1) knew that the sounds heard by applying the ear directly to the chest provided useful information, and he was delighted when he found that a device intended to preserve decorum unexpectedly presented better information. With enormous industry, and with access to a large population of pulmonary patients both clini...