The problem of determining the density of targets at every range and velocity is addressed.
These targets consist of a dense group of reflecting objects moving with different velocities …

Consider a dense group of reflecting radar objects moving with different velocities and at
different ranges. The problem is to determine the density of targets at every range and velocity. …

Over the last 10 years, advance refundings have constituted a large fraction of total
municipal bond issuance. The advance refunding process is explained, and it is shown how …

The elderly are one of the highest-risk patient populations faced by the emergency physician
(EP). Baum et al [1] found that the elderly patient who had abdominal pain created the most …

… Following the approach of Naparst and Rebolla-Neira et al., we suggest to treat this problem
by transmitting not just one signal but a family of signals. Indeed, a reconstruction formula …

Background: The GH stimulation test (GHST) is the gold standard for the diagnosis of GH
deficiency (GHD), yet a significant number of short children fail to be diagnosed as GHD. We …

… Related approaches to radar applications have been investigated by [7,12,13], more
recently the original approach of Naparst has been extended by [16]. The basic radar problem …

… (i) comparing to Fowle–Naparst: as an advanced work of Fowle’s study, Naparst has … not
considered in Fowle–Naparst technique. However, the contribution of especially Naparst, to the …

Objectives The objective of this study was to evaluate racial differences in cancer treatment
and survival in gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumor (GEP-NET) patients. Methods …

… One person who has had that thought recently is Stan Naparst ('83) who, together with six
… Naparst became entangled with the bar examiners after the results of the July 1983 exam …