Histoire des variations des églises protestantes. Tome premier / par messire Jacques Bénigne Bossuet,...

Collection : French books 1601-1700 ; 54.4-5

Histoire des variations des églises protestantes. Tome second / par messire Jacques Bénigne Bossuet,...

Collection : French books 1601-1700 ; 54.4-5

Divers écrits ou mémoires sur le livre intitulé "Explication des maximes des saints" ; Préface sur l'instruction pastorale donnée à Cambray le quinzième de Septembre 1697 ; Premier écrit, ou Mémoire de M. l'archevesque de Meaux à M. l'archevesque de Cambray ; Second écrit, ou Mémoire de M. l'evesque de Meaux : pour répondre à quelques lettres, où l'état de la question est détourné ([Reprod.]) / par messire Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet,...

Collection : French books 1601-1700 ; 53.4

Exposition de la doctrine de l'Eglise catholique : sur les matières de contreverse ([Reprod.]) / par messire Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet,...

Collection : French books 1601-1700 ; 53.5

Recueil des oraisons funèbres ([Reprod.]) / prononcées par Messire Jacques Benigne Bossuet, évêque de Meaux,...

Collection : French books 1601-1700 ; 55.1

Memória esquecida de experiências oceanográficas em Cabo Verde Expedições de Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Théodore Monod e Auguste Piccard

O artigo comenta as experiências oceanográficas realizadas em Cabo Verde por Jacques-Yves Cousteau, Théodore Monod e Auguste Piccard no fim dos anos quarenta do século vinte. A recuperação da memória científica serve como base para uma reflexão sobre o carácter transdisciplinar da oceanografia e o seu interesse no contexto de Cabo Verde. Os autores fazem também uma breve descrição da zona onde decorreram os trabalhos, indicando quer alguns perigos ambientais, quer potencialidades para o turismo ecológico.

High Performance Concret Bridge Deck Overlays for County Bridges, October 2007

The Iowa Method for bridge deck overlays has been very successful in Iowa since its adoption in the 1970s. This method involves removal of deteriorated portions of a bridge deck followed by placement of a layer of den (Type O) Portland Cement Concrete (PCC). The challenge encountered with this type of bridge deck overlay is that the PCC must be mixed on-site, brought to the placement area and placed with specialized equipment. This adds considerably to the cost and limits contractor selection. A previous study (TR-427) showed that a dense PCC with high-range water reducers could successfully be used for bridge deck overlays using conventional equipment and methods. This current study evaluated the use of high performance PCC in place of a dense PCC for work on county bridges. High performance PCC uses fly ash and slag to replace some of the cement in the mix. This results in a workable PCC mix that cures to form a very low permeability overlay.