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Learning the craft of writing, for me, has been a way to grow in authenticity, " Edward A. Dougherty writes. "And if we're lucky, these questions never resolve themselves completely or for long." In the 18 remarkable essays of Journey Work, Dougherty reveals his development as poet, teacher, and peacemaker, inviting readers to consider how they too are moving toward wholeness within themselves and toward mutuality with others, even those label...

Learning the craft of writing, for me, has been a way to grow in authenticity, " Edward A. Dougherty writes. "And if we're lucky, these questions never resolve themselves completely or for long." In the 18 remarkable essays of Journey Work, Dougherty reveals his development as poet, teacher, and peacemaker, inviting readers to consider how they too are moving toward wholeness within themselves and toward mutuality with others, even those label...

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Random Processes for Image and Signal Processing Edward R. Dougherty Second in the SPIE/IEEE Series on Imaging Science & Engineering Science and engineering deal with temporal, spatial, and higher-dimensional processes that vary randomly from observation to observation. Deterministic analysis does not provide a framework for understanding the ensemble of observations, nor does it provide a mechanism for predicting future events. Random process...

This informative book thoroughly covers information in real-time systems, imaging, optimization, algorithms and hardware for image processing. Focusing on the structure, computation and application of fundamental algorithms, this book is ideal for imaging engineers.

What does it mean to be a human being in a culture of war and violence? In this collection the secret life of everyday objects and the "Everyday Shames" of ordinary life reveal how a person can take possession of oneself. --- In his third full-length collection, Everyday Objects, Edward A. Dougherty places wonderful food for thought on our plates. He spoons out wonderful imagery, knives into the truths of topics such as war, serves up won...

I live at a spirit address, " Edward A. Dougherty assures himself in this suite of twelve meditations, Grace Street. He inhales the domestic, and his teaching life, and the nature of morning glories and turtles, and, it seems, the whole vast east of empty-mind Buddha-nothingness to keep arriving at that address despite a world that often seems a "valley of tears." Reading this fine collection, I found myself within a process of "slow revelatio...

In poems that range from the tragedies of the atomic bomb to the passion of domestic love, Dougherty offers habits of attention.'"--Phil Terman, author of "House of Sages" and "Rabbis of the Air.