Measurement of C2 power factor and capacitance of condenser bushings has been a topic of much interest among the utility and other users for quite sometimes. This paper deals with the subject of C1 and C2 power factor and capacitance in condenser bushings. It describes the constructional

responsible for the views expressed in this paper and any errors it may contain. Richard Schmalensee participated in the preparation of the Bush Administration's acid rain proposals and in negotiations between the Administration and the Senate in early 1990 on what became the Clean Air Act

by the author. Un ive rsi ty f C ap e T ow n Household Consumption of Electricity: An estimation of the price and income elasticity for pre-paid users in South Africa

Background: The hop bush, Dodonaea viscosa, is a trans-oceanic species distributed oversix continents. It evolved in Australia where it is found over a wide range of habitat types and is an ecologically important species. Limited genomic resources are currently available for this species, thus our

An algorithm is described to abstract acoustic parameters of a speech waveform to give a scalar measure of the relative stress and pitch movement of each group of phones which can consist of a single prominence. A method of identify such groups using acoustic information is given. The abstracted parameters are used to locate sentential stress and pitch accents in English speech. These are compared with a hand-labelled prosodic transcription. I. INTRODUCTION We wish to label prosodic events in English speech. Prosodic events marked by hand vary considerably from labeller to labeller and may be marked inconsistently within any labellers transcription. (Pickering, et.al, in press) show that two transcribers select the same prosodic label (level, fall, rise, fall-rise, risefall, stressed but unaccented or unstressed) for 72% of syllables. This paper presents a method of automaticly transcribing prosodic events with the relative stress of any syllable and the extent of pitch movements being...

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Innovation is Cumulative". I would like to thank Suzanne Scotchmer, Matthew Rabin, Brian Wright, Clara Wang, and seminar participants at U.C. Berkeley and the 1996 ASSA meetings for many helpful comments. In addition, I am grateful to Paul Klemperer and anonymous referees for their valuable comments