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Ashby was an engineer interested in nonlinear control circuits and the virtues of positive feedback loops.

Major Phil Ashby works in Sierra Leone with the United Nations to help oversee the peace process in this troubled, warring nation.

Unarmed, starving and dehydrated, Ashby decides his only chance for survival is to make a daring escape through the jungle.

Among the earliest studies of simulated stability was a paper published in 1970 by Gardner and Ashby.

Another prime target for the candidates are the activist professionals in Castle Donington and other twee villages outside Ashby.

Ashby Monk of the Oxford SWF Project, a research initiative, says that funds recognise that partners can provide political cover.

Tillamook Public Utility District manager Pat Ashby has seen even more far out ideas cross his desk.

Hundreds of rebels attack the disarmament camp and torture a colleague nearly to death.

'It's a tight labor market and difficult cost environment, ' said Ian Ashby, president of BHP BillitonLtd. 's iron-ore division.

This is a term coined in the 1950s by the cybernetician Ross Ashby who built some of the first electronically adaptive models.

That's the theme of Gardner, Ashby, May and my early work on food webs.

Mr Ashby said 20 per cent of BHP's global asset base, led by its iron operations, was in Western Australia.

Kit Ashby was a doctor's son from Dallas.

She appeared as Tosh in this Hal Ashby movie, alongside her father Jon Voight.

Tom Ashby: About 2 weeks for club contest. Then I used the same speech topic and kept going back to change the jokes, making new jokes.

"It's not a matter of not being concerned, but our business is functioning as normal in China. That is fact, " Ashby said.

Ashby 14 15 and Cebon and Ashby 16-17 developed a computerized materials selection system called Cambridge Materials Selector CMS.