Eighth Washington Meeting

The October Meeting in Washington

s of the papers presented at the meeting are listed below, those with the letter t" after their numbers having been read by title. Papers numbered 9 and 27 were read by Dr. Taussky and Dr. Carter respectively. Mr. Boone was introduced by Professor K. L. Chung, Mr. Leslie and Dr. Love by Professor L. C. Young. ALGEBRA AND THEORY OF NUMBERS It. A. A. Aucoin: Systems of Diophantine equations. Solu...

Report of the Eighth Annual Meeting.

The Eighth Annual Bio-Ontologies Meeting

The annual Bio-Ontologies Meeting has been operating for eight years; during this time, it has stimulated discussion about the role of ontologies and their associated technologies for structuring, sharing, analysing, and searching knowledge about biological systems. The format varies; usually, it has a mixture of talks and structured discussions such as panel sessions. It regularly draws a hund...

Proceedings of the Sixty-Eighth Annual Meeting of the American Society for Nutritional Sciences: Washington, DC April 17-21, 2004.

Received the Tellers’ report and confirmed the Council composition for 2004–2005. President: Kathleen Rasmussen; Past President: Dale Bauman; President-Elect: Dennis Bier; Treasurer: Penny Kris-Etherton; Secretary: Sharon Donovan; ASCN Representative: Janet King; SINR Representative: Jean-Pierre Habicht (until September 1, 2004 to be followed by Rebecca Stoltzfus); Councilors: Joanne Lupton, Te...

THE TWENTY-EIGHTH REGULAR MEETING OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SECTION. THE twenty-eighth regular meeting of the San Francisco

s of the papers follow below. The abstracts are numbered to correspond to the titles in the list above. 1. Professor Manning presented the following theorem: Let n be the degree and /x the class of a multiply transitive substitution group G that contains a substitution of order 2 and degree fx; then if the transitivity of 6? is double, JU > \n — \ <y]n — 1 ;