6 resultados para Transfert de polarisation
em Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya (CSUC), Spain
Resumo:
In this study, we analyse the degree of polarisation-a concept fundamentally different from that of inequality-in the international distribution of CO2 emissions per capita in the European Union. It is analytically relevant to examine the degree of instability inherent to a distribution and, in the analysed case, the likelihood that the distribution and its evolution will increase or decrease the chances of reaching an agreement. Two approaches were used to measure polarisation: the endogenous approach, in which countries are grouped according to their similarity in terms of emissions, and the exogenous approach, in which countries are grouped geographically. Our findings indicate a clear decrease in polarisation since the mid-1990s, which can essentially be explained by the fact that the different groups of countries have converged (i.e. antagonism among the CO2 emitters has decreased) as the contribution of energy intensity to between-group differences has decreased. This lower degree of polarisation in CO2 distribution suggests a situation more conducive to the possibility of reaching EU-wide agreements on the mitigation of CO2 emissions.
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El crédito ECTS (European Credit Transfert System) no es solamente un instrumento de transferencia que facilita el reconocimiento de los títulos en toda la UE y la movilidad de estudiantes y profesores, sino un nuevo marco normativo donde los estudios de grado y postgrado se desarrollan a lo largo de un proceso acumulativo de aprendizaje. El objetivo de la reforma, una vez sentadas las bases del adiestramiento personal, es que el mencionado aprendizaje pueda continuar actuando a lo largo de toda la vida (Long Life Learning – LLL). La asignatura de Historia Económica Mundial (HEM) puede constituir una plataforma privilegiada sobre la cual aplicar los planes pilotos de transición hacia la implantación definitiva del EEES. La existencia de esta materia de estudio en los programas de las actuales titulaciones de Economía y Administración y Dirección de Empresas, destinadas a convertirse en el grado de Economía, se hace más necesaria que nunca, dado que reúne una serie de características intrínsecas que favorecen las prácticas de autoaprendizaje.
Accounting for Big City Growth in Low Paid Occupations: Immigration and/or Service Class Consumption
Resumo:
Growth of 'global cities' in the 1980s was supposed to have involved an occupational polarisation, including growth of low paid service jobs. Though held to be untrue for European cities, at the time, some such growth did emerge in London a decade later than first reported for New York. The question is whether there was simply a delay before London conformed to the global city model, or whether another distinct cause was at work in both cases. This paper proposes that the critical factor in both cases was actually an upsurge of immigration from poor countries providing an elastic supply of cheap labour. This hypothesis and its counterpart based on growth in elite jobs are tested econometrically for the British case with regional data spanning 1975-2008, finding some support for both effects, but with immigration from poor countries as the crucial influence in late 1990s London. Keywords: regional labour markets; wages; employment; international migration; consumer demand JEL Codes: J21, J23, F22, R12
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Power leakage properties and guiding conditions of rib antiresonant reflecting optical waveguides (rib-ARROW) have been theoretically and experimentally studied as a function of wavelength and polarization of the light for different geometrical and optical parameters that characterize the rib-ARROW structure. Obtained results show that rib-ARROWs can only be fabricated with low losses in a wavelength range when determined rib configurations are adopted. Furthermore, these waveguides exhibit a polarization sensitivity that largely depends on the core-substrate refractive index difference. Together with the experimental results, theoretical calculations from different modeling methods are also presented and discussed.
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This paper presents a model of the Stokes emission vector from the ocean surface. The ocean surface is described as an ensemble of facets with Cox and Munk's (1954) Gram-Charlier slope distribution. The study discusses the impact of different up-wind and cross-wind rms slopes, skewness, peakedness, foam cover models and atmospheric effects on the azimuthal variation of the Stokes vector, as well as the limitations of the model. Simulation results compare favorably, both in mean value and azimuthal dependence, with SSM/I data at 53° incidence angle and with JPL's WINDRAD measurements at incidence angles from 30° to 65°, and at wind speeds from 2.5 to 11 m/s.
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Voici une réflexion autour des restitutions archéologiques et de leurs fonctions du point de vue de la recherche et du point de vue pédagogique. Nous abordons quelques cas méthodologiques propres à l’Espagne, pays où la tendance dominante est à la simple présentation des ruines, protégées ou restaurées suivant des critères d’intervention minimale. Néanmoins, plusieurs expériences de reconstruction ou reconstitution sur place ont été mises en place dans des années 1990. Plus précisément, ces expériences correspondent à deux modèles différents : la restitution sur place et la réplique. Quant au modèle de transfert, il n’a pas été adopté pour la restitution des sites archéologiques, mais il existe de nombreux exemples de monuments médiévaux et d’époque moderne qui ont été déplacés de leur emplacement d’origine.