In reviewing the Vicroria County History’s latest Wiltshire venture, John Chandler’s Codford, wool and war in Wiltshire, Pamela Slocombe takes a view that some of the references to sheep appear to be contradictory. I could not possibly comment on a disagreement between such local titans. But in devoting some attention in recent years to topics that involve sheep and cloth – floated water meadow...

Despite the widespread acceptance of strategy's role in mediating an organization's interaction with its environment (Andrews, 1971; Ansoff, 1965; Chandler, 1962; Child, 1972; Miles & Snow, 1978), the scope of research on strategy "implementation" has remained quite narrow. Following Chandler (1962), the concern has been predominantly with how a firm's organizational structure and control syste...

The application of the path-integral methodology of Chandler and Wolynes [D. Chandler and P. G. Wolynes, J. Chem. Phys. 74, 4078 (1981)] to the calculation of one-electron-tunneling probabilities is revisited. We show that the evaluation of the kink free energy that is related to the tunneling splitting is associated with "polymer bead" distributions over a continuous distribution of scaled bar...

Danielsson (1965) has recently described the use of non-fluorescent membrane filters and immunofluorescence staining for the identification of certain bacteria in water. The principal advantages of the procedure were that it was rapid; that it could separate and identify a small number of organisms from a relatively large volume of fluid; and that it allowed a quantitative estimate of the conce...

Interpretive diversity is the term used by Carpendale and Chandler (1996) to refer to the fact that two individuals exposed to precisely the same stimulus may interpret it in quite different, but equally plausible, ways. An appreciation of interpretive diversity is said by Carpendale and Chandler to represent a development in understanding that is qualitatively different from that necessary to ...