Value theory in contemporary British philosophy

Thesis (M.A.)--Boston Universit

In My Garden of Vanished Dreams

[Verse 1]In my garden of vanished dreams,In the land of pure delight,I soar to where my love star gleams,Thro\u27 the purple haze of night,in a magic boat I idly float,Down rose embowered streams,And care takes wing,For love is King,In my garden of vanished dreams. [Chorus]In my garden of vanished dreams,That fade with the opal dawn,The day is waste night bids me haste,To where my dreams have gone,Each lovely bloom,Each sweet perfume with rare perfection teems,No dark\u27ning shower beclouds the hour, In my garden of vanished dreams. [Verse 2]In my garden of vanished dreams,My dream love waits alway,The rapture of the night redreams,The promise of the day,Where dreamlands kiss is perfect bliss,Each smile with lovelight beams,Fair entice, to paradise,In my garden of vanished dreams. [Chorus

The mechanism of void formation in initially subcooled systems

When an initially subcooled, water filled system undergoes a transient in heat flux or pressure such that bubbles form, the most important variable which determines the volume of the resulting void is the number of bubbles that is formed. In this report the number of bubbles that are formed is shown to be a function of the surface micro-configuration, the contact angle and the history. A method of specifying the history is developed, experiments are run and the general correctness of the history specification is shown to be correct. Order of magnitude values of the limiting wall superheats as a function of the surface history and configuration are presented, but the reproducibility of the experiments is not found to be high

The bubbly-slug transition in a high velocity two phase flow

A possible mechanism for the transition between bubbly and slug flow is proposed and tested in a simulated slug flow system. No sudden collapse of slug flow with increasing velocity is found and it is concluded that: a. Slug flow is generally stable at voids greater than 35%. b. Bubbly flow at voids higher than this is a result of entrance conditions. c. Visual observations of bubbly flow in unheated systems at higher voids are most likely faulty. No simple asymptote limit or criterion that would predict the location of the bubbly-slug transition was found.Sponsored by the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission DS

Research Note, November 1969

This is issue 8: A Cost Analysis of the 1967 Hand-Planting Projects in the Northern Rocky Mountain Regionhttps://scholarworks.umt.edu/montana_forestry_notes/1007/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, April 16, 1928

Plans laid for junior week end, April 27 & 28; predict unusual events • Only men to compete in junior oratoricals • Well-executed dances feature gym exhibition • C. H. Rutschky elected head of York County alumni • Jupe Pluvius puts crimp in baseball and track openers for bears, Saturday • Dr. Kline speaks on plants to Biology Club Thursday • 1928 Ruby has features which make it different • Tennis team to meet three foes this week • Women\u27s symphony plays in gym Tuesday evening • April frolics to be given by Maples for dorm benefit • Two courts to be reserved for use of tennis team • Helen Reber, \u2729, president women\u27s student council • Y.M.C.A. to open drive to increase membership • Dr. Omwake speaks in Massachusetts • Hardy and Conrad subject of English Club meeting • Bridge party on Friday enjoyed by large crowdhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2213/thumbnail.jp

My Wife\u27s Gone to the Country: Hurrah! Hurrah!

VERSE 1When Mrs. Brown told hubby,“I just can’t stand the heat,Please send me to the country, dear,I know ‘twould be a treat.”Next day his wife and fam’ly were seated on a train,And when the train had started,Brownie shouted this refrain. CHORUS“My wife’s gone to the country, Hurrah! Hurrah!She thought it best, I need a rest,That’s why she went away,She took the children with her, Hurrah! Hurrah!I don’t care what becomes of me,My wife’s gone away.” VERSE 2He kept the ‘phone a going,Told ev’ryone he knew,“It’s Mister Brown, come on down town,I have some news for you.”He told a friend reporter just why he felt so gay,Next day an advertisement, in the papers read this way. CHORU

Influential Article Review - Examining Uber's Challenges in Operating in a Digital Environment

This paper examines technology and management. We present insights from a highly influential paper. Here are the highlights from this paper: Mobile computing, the so-called Internet of Things, and the rapid expansion of Internet connectivity all over the world are combining to challenge long-standing assumptions about the mission, function, and reach of traditional organizational forms. Uber is a fast-growing company with several unique attributes: its drivers are not employees, the company does not own the majority of its productive infrastructure, and the management is often at odds with local law and custom. Uber’s rapid rise to unprecedented scale serves to illustrate the gaps between traditional organizational assumptions and the reach of current technological capability. To address these gaps, we conclude by suggesting four principles for designing large-scale digital organizations. For our overseas readers, we then present the insights from this paper in Spanish, French, Portuguese, and German