The structure of noise in crossed-field amplifiers

Domestic Architecture and Household Relations: Pompeii and Roman Ephesos

“…How, then, should the issue of gender be addressed in the houses of Ephesos, given that they follow the Greek tradition to some extent, but not entirely, and were in fact actually built and renovated several times in the Roman era? A further complication to add is the thorny and much-debated matter of 'Romanization', the process of acculturation by which indigenous regions in the empire adopted and adapted Roman influence as they came under Rome's political hegemony (MacMullen 2000). Ongoing study of the Roman provinces suggests that Roman influence varied widely in degree and nature, and that certain local traditions and values were frequently maintained while others fell to the seductive powers of Rome's might.…”