Kataloge des Röm.-Germanischen Central-Museums.

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Waffenlärm und glockenläuten; kriegsgedichte ...

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Ragguaglio delle solenni eseqvie fatte celebrare in Roma nella Basilica di S. Clemente alla Sacra Real Maestà di Federigo Augusto re di Polonia dall'em̃o e rm̃o signor cardinale Annibale Albani, protettore di quel regno.

Includes oration by Giuseppe Simone Assemani "In funere Friderici Augusti Regis Poloniae, Ducis Saxoniae S.R.I. Principis Electoris oratio" (p. XXVII-XXX).

Wahl- und Crönungs-Predigten, welche nach der ... Wahl und Crönung Francisci, des Ersten, erwehlten röm. Kaysers, u.s.w., am 14. und 17. Sonntag nach Trinit. ... in der Kirche zu St. Peter öffentlich abgeleget und nebst dem Anhang einer Predigt von der Gestalt eines wahren Christen in der Liebe ...

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Kurtze und gründliche historische Erzehlung von dem Ursprung, Einrichtung und Schicksaalen des Gymnasii zu St. Anna in dess H. Röm. Reichs freyen Stadt Augspurg : und dem Leben und Schrifften der darinnen ehemahls lehrenden Professorum und Rectorum ; aus glaubwürdigen Original- und andern sichern Documenten /

Signatures: )(⁸⁺¹, A-Q⁸, R⁴⁻¹. Extra leaf in signature )( may be identical to R₄.

Sacra Rituum Congregatione em̃o et rm̃o domino Cardinali Mezzofante relatore. Lucerina concesionis et approbationis Officii proprii et Missae ritu. 1. clas. pro clero civit. et diaeces. Lucerinae in honorem Beatae Mariae Virginis principis Luceriae patronae pro concessis beneficiis, ac prodigiis. Instante reverendissimo episcopo Lucerino.

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Allocuzioni degli eccm̄i signori ambasciatori straordinarj al conclave. Con le risposte degli em̄i e rm̄i signori cardinali capi d'ordine.

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Merkwürdige Lebensgeschichte aller Cardinäle Röm. Cathol. Kirche, die in diesem jetztlaufenden Seculo das Zeitliche verlassen haben,

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Des Heil. Röm. Reichs genealogisch-historisches Adels-Lexicon, darinnen die älteste und ansehnlichste adeliche, freyherrliche und gräfliche Familien nach ihrem Alterthum, Ursprunge, Vertheilungen in unterschiedene Häuser &c., vorgestellet werden.

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Prinz Friedrich Josias von Coburg-Saalfeld, Herzog zu Sachsen, K.K. und des Heil. Röm. Reiches Feldmarschall.

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Microbial community composition of sandy intertidal sediments of Sylt-Rømø Basin, Wadden Sea

Molecular biological methods were used to investigate the microbial diversity and community structure in intertidal sandy sediments near the island of Sylt (Wadden Sea) at a site which was characterized for transport and mineralization rates in de Beer et al., (2005, hdl:10013/epic.21375). The sampling was performed during low tide in the middle of the flat, approximately 40 m in the offshore direction from the high water line on October 6, 1999, March 7, 2000, and July 5, 2000. Two parallel cores were collected from each season for molecular analyses. Within 2 h after sampling the sediment cores were sub-sampled and fixed in formaldehyde for FISH analysis. The cells were hybridized, stained with 4',6'-diamidino-2-phenylindole (DAPI) and microscopically counted as described previously [55]. Details of probes and formamide concentrations which were used are shown in further details. Counts are reported as means calculated from 10-15 randomly chosen microscopic fields corresponding to 700-1000 DAPI-stained cells. Values were corrected for the signals counted with the probe NON338. Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)with group-specific rRNA-targeted oligonucleotide probes were used to characterize the microbial community structure over depth (0-12 cm) and seasons (March, July, October). We found high abundances of bacteria with total cell numbers up to 3×109 cells ml-1 and a clear seasonal variation, with higher values in July and October versus March. The microbial community was dominated by members of the Planctomycetes, the Cytophaga/Flavobacterium group, Gammaproteobacteria, and bacteria of the Desulfosarcina/Desulfococcus group. The high abundance (1.5×10**7 - 1.8×10**8 cells/ml accounting for 3-19% of all cells) of presumably aerobic heterotrophic polymer-degrading planctomycetes is in line with the high permeability, deep oxygen penetration, and the high rates of aerobic mineralization of algal biomass measured in the sandy sediments by de Beer et al., (2005, hdl:10013/epic.21375). The high and stable abundance of members of the Desulfosarcina/Desulfococcus group, both over depth and season, suggests that these bacteria may play a more important role than previously assumed based on low sulfate reduction rates in parallel cores de Beer et al., (2005).

Padrões de captação de constraste do útero TC e RM

Ao contrário da ecografia e da ressonância magnética (RM), a tomografia computadorizada (TC) não é uma técnica de primeira linha no estudo da patologia pélvica feminina. Contudo, a TC é frequentemente utilizada na avaliação de patologia pélvica não ginecológica, nomeadamente em contexto de urgência ou de seguimento, na qual os órgãos ginecológicos são englobados. Nestas situações, o padrão de captação de contraste endovenoso pelo corpo e colo do útero na TC pode ser de difícil interpretação e por vezes simular patologia, dado o amplo espectro de padrões de captação de contraste endovenoso, de variantes anatómicas e/ou de patologia subjacente. Neste artigo as autoras revêm e ilustram os padrões de captação de contraste endovenoso pelo útero em TC e RM e possíveis pitfalls, permitindo diferenciar os aspectos normais e patológicos do útero em TC.

Final report implementation of relational management

Construction teams and construction organisations have their own distinctive cultures. There also exists an infrastructure, both social and contractual, which ensures that these projects within which the teams operate are completed successfully. It is these issues which this research has addressed. The project was instigated by Queensland Department of Main Roads, Public Works and John Holland Group in order to address how they might better implement relationship management (RM) on their construction projects. The project was devised initially in order to facilitate a change in culture which would allow the project to be run in a relational manner and would lead to effective performance in terms of the KPIs that the organisations set for themselves, described as business better than usual. This report describes the project, its outcomes and deliverable and indicates the changes that were made to the project during the research process. Hence, the initial premise of the project and the problem to investigate was the implementation of relational contracting: • throughout a range of projects; • with a focus on client body staff. The additions that were made to the project, and documented in the variations to the project, included two major additional areas of study: • client management and stakeholder management; • a live case study of an alliancing project. The context within which the research was undertaken is important. The research was driven by main roads with their desire to improve their operations by focusing on the relationship between the major project participants (however, stakeholder and client organisation management became an obvious issue as the research progressed, hence the variations). The context was initially focussed on main roads, public works and John Holland group organisations but it became clear very quickly that this was in fact an industry-wide issue and not an issue specific solely to the project participants. Hence, the context within which this research took place can be described as below: The deliverables from the project are a toolkit for determining RM needs in an organisation, a monograph describing the practical implementation of RM and the outline for a RM CPD and Masters course

Medienvermittelte transnationale Öffentlichkeiten im Zeitalter praktischer Hybridisierung (English title: Mediated transnational publics in environments of practical hybridisation)

This article is concerned with the repercussions of societal change on transnational media. It offers a new understanding of multilingual programming strategies by examining “Radio MultiKulti” (RM), a public service radio station discontinued from 1/1/2009 by Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg. In its fourteen years of existence, “RM” had to implement a well-intended and politically-motivated logic of ‘multiethnic, intercultural service station’. However, as we demonstrate, such a direction, despite some achievements, has resulted in the constraints to RM’s journalistic activities and language policy, drawing criticism for the station’s economic viability. This paper proposes that multilingual media services are to be framed by the concept of practical hybridity that allows a necessary responsiveness towards an ever-changing media environment, at the moment within digital culture. Our approach draws on Mikhail Bakhtin’s and Yuri Lotman’s theoretical approaches to hybridity, as well as in-depth interviews conducted with “RM” staff from 2005 onwards, further interviews with key agents outside RM and a continuous monitoring of the public debate which culminated at the end of 2008 in the controversial decision to close the radio station. Against this background, the concluding remarks are meant to contribute to the scholarly debate on hybridization as well as to inform multilingual media policy in the 21st century.

Thermally activated seawater neutralised red mud used for the removal of arsenate, vanadate and molybdate from aqueous solutions.

The effectiveness of using thermally activated hydrotalcite materials has been investigated for the removal of arsenate, vanadate, and molybdate in individual and mixed solutions. Results show that increasing the Mg,Al ratio to 4:1 causes an increase in the percentage of anions removed from solution. The order of affinity of the three anions analysed in this investigation is arsenate, vanadate, and molybdate. By comparisons with several synthetic hydrotalcite materials, the hydrotalcite structure in the seawater neutralised red mud (SWN-RM) has been determined to consist of magnesium and aluminium with a ratio between 3.5:1 and 4:1. Thermally activated seawater neutralised red mud removes at least twice the concentration of anionic species than thermally activated red mud alone, due to the formation of 40 to 60 % Bayer hydrotalcite during the neutralisation process.