Title: Impact of human papillomavirus-related genital diseases on quality of life and psychosocial wellbeing: results of an observational, health-related quality of life study in the UK Fiander 3 We would like to thank you and the referees for reviewing our manuscripts, and are most grateful for the constructive comments and suggestions. We are pleased to re-submit a combined manuscript, which ...

1. Introduction. Illustrated manuscripts may be analysed in terms of both their texts and their illustrations. While statistical techniques have long been applied to the textual analysis of manuscripts, e.g., Lebart and Salem (1994), no corresponding pictorial analysis can be found in the art history literature. The purpose of this paper is to suggest that the field can benefit from statistical...

A major limitation of conventional microelectronics is the inability to perform pattern recognition at levels comparable with human perception. Software-based solutions of pattern recognition suffer from the delays required for transferring data between a memory and processor while hardware based solutions lack sufficient adaptability to continuously classify new patterns. Recently a new nanosc...

This collection was compiled by Elizabeth W. Hayward, a former Ursuline Academy student. It contains correspondence, notes, clippings, and printed material relating to the Ursuline Academy convent fire in 1834 and a reunion of Ursuline Academy graduates in 1878. The correspondence series is the largest and includes unpublished firsthand accounts of the convent fire and riots. Materials date fro...

Afropithecus turkanensis, a 17-17.5 million year old large-bodied hominoid from Kenya, has previously been reported to be the oldest known thick-enamelled Miocene ape. Most investigations of enamel thickness in Miocene apes have been limited to opportunistic or destructive studies of small samples. Recently, more comprehensive studies of enamel thickness and microstructure in Proconsul, Lufengp...

This paper discusses the use of statistical models for the problem of musical style imitation. Statistical models are created from extant pieces in a stylistic corpus, and have an objective goal which is to accurately classify new pieces. The process of music generation is equated with the problem of sampling from a statistical model. In principle there is no need to make the classical distinct...