Margery Rowe (1933-2020)

Margery Fry—The Essential Amateur

think of her as hostess to her brother, Roger Fry, and at ease with Paris and Bloomsbury of the 20s, or as companion to her father, Sir Edward Fry, ten years earlier in the world of international diplomacy. Mental health was a marginal interest to her. But it should be gratefully remembered that in 1908 she was engaged with Lady Adrian's mother in the 'feeble-minded agitation' which led to the ...

Neil C . Rowe , and Albert

Deception can be a useful tool in defending computer systems against cyberattacks because it is unexpected and offers much variety of tactics. It is particularly useful for sites of critical infrastructure for which multiple defenses are desirable. We have developed an experimental approach to finding deceptive tactics for system defense by trying a variety of tactics against live Internet traf...

Reply to Rodgers and Rowe ( 2002 )

That a theory fits data is meaningful only if it was plausible that the theory would not fit. S. Roberts and H. Pashler (2000) knew of no enduring theories initially supported by good fits alone (good fits, i.e., where it was not clear that the theory could have plausibly failed to fit). J. L. Rodgers and D. C. Rowe (2002) claimed to provide 6 examples. Their 3 nonpsychological examples (Kepler...

Canynge Hall 1933-1969

ust over thirty-five years ago the newly formed Univer-Department of Preventive Medicine was opened at anynge Hall, a former hotel (Plate V), by the then 'hister of Health, Sir Hilton Young. He described the ?Ccasion as the celebration of a marriage of the City Bristol with the fair nymph of knowledge, and Dr. anley Badock, in proposing the vote of thanks, hoped at it would be a lasting and hap...

Michael Heidelberger, 1933