Flinders Academic Commons :: Browsing Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2010 / 2012 by Title

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10 numbers for governments to change

(Radio Adelaide, 2009) Daley, John

Adelaide Festival of Ideas session, Art Gallery Auditorium, 2:30pm, Friday 10th July, 2009. Chaired by Lyn Arnold.

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10,000 Poems

(Australian Association of Writing Programs, 2003) Evans, Stephen Geoffrey

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100 years old: 24 Australian centenarians tell their stories

(Viking, 2005) Kralik, Debbie ; Koch, Tina Albertina ; Power, Charmaine

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11th Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology 2003 (ISMB2003)

(Hindawi, 2003-09) Abbott, Catherine Anne

This report profiles the keynote talks given at ISMB03 in Brisbane, Australia by Ron Shamir, David Haussler, John Mattick, Yoshihide Hayashizaki, Sydney Brenner, theOverton Prize winner, Jim Kent, and the ISCB Senior Accomplishment Awardee,David Sankov.

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A 12-month audit of laryngeal mask airway (LMA) use in a South Australian ambulance service

( 2008) Owen, Harry ; Hein, Cindy ; Plummer, John Lewis

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120th Anniversary of Geo. Hall & Sons Limited

( 2014-09-11)

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"1408" directed by Mikael Hafstrom [review]

(Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 2007-11-22) Prescott, Nicholas Adrian

1408 is a puzzling film, in many ways. It’s puzzling primarily because John Cusack is in it, and it’s not a very good film. This is an oddity, in my opinion; the ever-likeable Cusack very rarely steps out of line, usually pairing engaging turns as co-writer with canny role choices onscreen. Sadly, this, Cusack’s latest outing as a leading man, is a very dull experience; he neither wrote nor produced nor executive-anythinged it; indeed it seems suspiciously like he might have been offered too good a deal as an actor to refuse, and that he took the money and ran. Don’t get me wrong, he’s fun to watch, and he plays the not-quite-average-Joe with great skill, but it’s all in service of a film that you’re likely to forget the moment the final credits’ reflection fades from your eyeballs.

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1421

( 2005) Back, Richard Ian

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"16 Blocks" directed by Richard Donner [review]

(Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 2006-08-03) Prescott, Nick

To say that audiences haven’t heard much of Bruce Willis lately isn’t quite accurate; the actor has voiced a number of animated characters recently, even if he hasn’t appeared in the visual sense terribly often. As a man who became a superstar in the 1980s, Willis doesn’t need to work constantly; I’m sure the villa in Tuscany or the castle in the Scottish Highlands would have been comfortably paid for by now. It’s interesting, then, to observe the kinds of roles that will draw Bruce back in front of the cameras: with 16 Blocks, the actor is returning to the kind of grungy, unshaven, hard-drinking cop he played in the third Die Hard film.

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1621 and All That. "Literary Culture in Jacobean England: Reading 1621" by Paul Salzman. [review]

(Australian Book Review, 2003-08) Campbell, Marion J.

A crucial difference between Salzman's work and more conventional literary histories is its privileging of reading over writing: he aims to cover what was readable in 1621, not simply what was written then. His book begins with a map of the mental horizon of a paradigmatic late-Jacobean reader in his account of John Chamberlain, a gentleman, information-gatherer and letter-writer who immersed himself in the news of his own culture and recirculated its currents. He is interested, promiscuously, in feasting and masquing and gossiping; he interprets what he sees and hears, whether it is trivial and playful or serious and political. For Salzman, Chamberlain stands 'as the exemplar of a method that will endeavour to allow nothing to pass unnoted.' It is hard for a reviewer to resist this as a characterisation of Salzman's own book, which is long, learned and enlightening. It adds a great deal to our sense of the detail of this rich period of literary history, even if it leaves the traditional contours of the bigger picture firmly in place.

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17 Ways that 'community talk' misguides research

(Muddy Creek Press, 2008) Guerin, Pauline Bernadette ; Guerin, Bernard

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An 180 MHz 16 bit multiplier using asynchronous logic design techniques

(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society (IEEE Publishing), 1994) Burford, Richard G ; Fan, Xingcha ; Bergmann, Neil W

A CMOS digital logic design technique is described which exploits the advantages of fast precharged logic and efficient latch design commonly used in synchronous systems while maintaining the features of localized control inherent in asynchronous design. A pipelined sixteen bit multiplier is presented and its performance compared with several previously reported asynchronous and synchronous designs.

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1950s Athens as Palimpsest: A BBC Radio Play by Louis MacNeice

( 2015-10-29) Georganta, Konstantina

Louis MacNeice’s Portrait of Athens, a radio play broadcast by the BBC in November 1951, came at a time of reconstruction throughout Europe but also at a time when the world was on the verge of yet another war. In it we find the city’s bones, Athens of Thucydides, Demosthenes, Pericles and Socrates, but also a modern city where you could hear street cries, radio tunes and trams and visit both Kolonaki and the district of New Smyrna where Asia Minor refugees had settled almost thirty years earlier. Twenty-four centuries were transposed to twenty-four hours and twenty-four hours squeezed into the space of one with the play focusing on questions of memory, identity, and lived or remembered traumas. What the audience got as a result was a representation of the varied layers that made up modern Athens, a portrait of the city as palimpsest in contrast to other accounts of the same period where the past dominated over the present making the latter non visible.

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1966 Course Calendar of Flinders University

( 2016-05-02) Flinders University