George Duncan Stewart Beechey Vincent Jerome Boyce Alfred McKillop ("Mac") Simpson-Brass Leslie Turner Geoffrey Herbert Watson

Alfred Sturtevant and George Beadle Untangle Inversions.

Great articles often begin with an intriguing paradox, describe an elegant experimental approach, provide lasting and important data, and change the course of their discipline. Sturtevant and Beadle (1936) meets all of those criteria and stands as a paradigm for the genetic analysis of chromosome behavior in Drosophila. It began with two paradoxes, both ofwhichwere vexing but not obviously conn...

George Herbert Mead and social reform: his work and writings.

SOME A POSTERIORI PROBABILITIES IN STOCK MARKET ACTION By ALFRED COWLES 3RD AND HERBERT

IN 1933, one of the authors' published an analysis of the results secured by 45 representative financial agencies in forecasting the prices of common stocks. This study, embracing the period of 41 years from January, 1928 to June, 1932, and including several thousand individual forecasts, showed that these were unsuccessful more often than successful and that, indeed, better results in the aggr...

George Herbert Mead on Punitive Justice: a Critical Analysis of Contemporary Practices

Jerome Fron

There has been intense research in using degrees of freedom (or don't care conditions) to optimize sequential and combinational circuits. The scope of logic synthesis. however. is limited by the lack of information being passed from high-level synthesis tools. In this paper. we present a general framework to model the degrees of frea1om at the behavioral level. in a fonn that can be used by seq...