Dr. Nadia Ewing Responds

Dr H. J. Orr-Ewing

ceremony. Entering the Bristol Medical School in 1908 he studied for the London MB, BS externally, he graduated in 1913 with distinction in all the clinical subjects and was awarded the Gold Medal. In the same year he passed the Conjoint examination. He held house appointments at the Royal Infirmary and in one of his reminiscences he described the inadequate accommodation for residents and how ...

Computer Animation Nadia

The main goal of computer animation is to synthesize the desired motion effect which is a mixing of natural phenomena, perception and imagination. The animator designs the object's dynamic behavior with his mental representation of causality. He/she imagines how it moves, gets out of shape or reacts when it is pushed, pressed, pulled, or twisted. So, the animation system has to provide the user...

1 COMPUTER ANIMATION Nadia

Most of the phenomena which may be represented on the screen of a workstation are typically time-dependent. The techniques of computer graphics allow the construction of 3D graphical objects using geometric modeling techniques. Moreover, in a 3D space, scenes are viewed using virtual cameras and they may be lit by synthetic light sources. In order to visualize these phenomena at any given time,...

Nadia Behizadeh Sociocultural Theory

Dr. King responds to "history of place, life course, and health inequalities".

I thank Dr. Pearce for his commentary (1) on our paper (2). Pearce points out the challenges posed by the use of crosssectional data on the geography of health-related resources. An additional factor is the potential benefit of considering population heterogeneity. Our present theoretical paradigms tend to see neighborhood links as “one size fits all,” but it may be that environmental features ...