6 resultados para 1131
em Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya (CSUC), Spain
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In the history of food shortages and subsistence crises which affected the Catalan counties during the eleventh and twelfth centuries, the famine of 1129-1131 deserves special mention. Originating in the war of 1128 involving the Empordà and neighboring counties, this famine affected the city of Barcelona and other points of Catalonia (Winter, 1131) and created conditions for the spread of a deadly epidemic (July 1130 -January 1132).
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La meva recerca s'ha centrat a analitzar la manera com els fòrums especialitzats poden ser útils a la difusió de la cultura i en concret als museus del segle XXI i de quina manera se'n beneficien també els ciutadans.
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L’objectiu que es va marcar abans de començar el projecte, era el de realitzar la rehabilitació del Mas Vell convertint-lo en un centre d’esports d’aventura. Per fer això creiem convenient que abans calia realitzar un estudi de les principals patologies que l’afectaven i de pas, datar la seva construcció i estudiar l’evolució i modificacions que ha patit al llarg dels anys. Per realitzar l’estudi patològic es crearien unes fitxes, localitzant, descrivint, explicant la causa de cada patologia en concret i donant la solució més adequada per reparar cada una d’elles. La rehabilitació del mas es faria pensant amb l’ús immediat que se li donarà, que serà un centre d’esports d’aventura. Les premisses que volíem seguir eren: no augmentar la volumetria que la masia tenia en el moment del seu abandonament, conservar l’aspecte rústic de l’edifici, tant en les parts que es conserven com en les que reconstruïm. Es pensava mantenir l’estructura de fusta de coberta i forjat que es trobés en bon estat. A la zona que estava en ruïnes es pensava construir les parets aterrades amb els mateixos materials originaris
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We prove that every non-constant holomorphic map&em&M&/em&&sub&g,p&/sub&→ &em&M&/em&&sub& g',p'&/sub& between moduli spaces of Riemann surfaces is a forgetful map, provided that g ≥ 6 and g' ≤ 2g-2.
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Despite attempts to secure harmonisation of accounting practice,significant variations in accounting rules and practice continueto arise in European countries, variations which give rise tocompliance costs for multinational companies.Firstly, this paper considers the relevance of internationalaccounting harmonisation for European business. It then proceedsto examine accounting regulation in three countries: Spain, Swedenand Austria, highlighting the key regulatory issues of the 'trueand fair' view requirement and the link between taxation andaccounting. The three countries are selected because of theinteresting contrasts which they provide; these contrasts areexamined in detail in the paper.The work is based upon a series of interviews carried out withleading accounting practitioners in the three countries during1996-97.The paper concludes that there are significant obstacles toaccounting harmonisation in Europe and that there is potentialfor continuing diversity of national accounting practice.
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Many researchers and professionals have reported nonsubstance addiction to online entertainments in adolescents. However, very few scales have been designed to assess problem Internet use in this population, in spite of their high exposure and obvious vulnerability. The aim of this study was to review the currently available scales for assessing problematic Internet use and to validate a new scale of this kind for use, specifically in this age group, the Problematic Internet Entertainment Use Scale for Adolescents. The research was carried out in Spain in a gender-balanced sample of 1131 high school students aged between 12 and 18 years. Psychometric analyses showed the scale to be unidimensional, with excellent internal consistency (Cronbach"s alpha of 0.92), good construct validity, and positive associations with alternative measures of maladaptive Internet use. This selfadministered scale can rapidly measure the presence of symptoms of behavioral addiction to online videogames and social networking sites, as well as their degree of severity. The results estimate the prevalence of this problematic behavior in Spanish adolescents to be around 5 percent.