Quinti Sereni Samonici De medicina praecepta salvberrima /

Printed Ex officina Breitkopfia, Leipzig, Germany.

Die Etrusker. Vier Bücher

1. Bd. Einleitung. Bruchstücke der äusseren Geschichte des Etruskischen Volkes. 1. Buch. Von der Landescultur, der Industrie und dem Verkehr der Etrusker. 2. Buch. Von dem Leben der Etrusker im Staat und in der Familie. Beilage I. Ueber die etruskischen Münzen. Beilage II. Ueber die etruskischen Sepulcralinschriften--2. Bd. 3. Buch. Von der Religion und Divination der Etrusker. Beilage I. Die etruskische Sprache. Beilage II. Schrift und Zahlzeichen der Etrusker. Register. Nachträge und Berichtigungen.

Wochenschrift für klassische Philologie.

Title from caption.

Das schuldenwesen der deutschen städte im mittelalter.

Pub. also as the author's inaugural dissertation, Leipzig, 1904.

Erinnerungs-Kalender

Mode of access: Internet.

Allgemeine Geschichtswissenschaft : worinnen der Grund zu einer neuen Einsicht in allen Arten der Gelahrtheit gelegt wird /

Includes index.

Berliner philologische Wochenschrift.

Published: Leipzig : O.R. Reisland, 1898-1920.

Haushaltsplan der Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf.

Vols. for 1900- are issued in two parts: part 1, Haushaltsplan; part 2, Vorbericht und Anlagen zum Haushaltsplan.

Die Schöne Literatur.

Title from caption.

Biblischer commentar über das Alte Testament /

Each vol. has also special t.-p.

Mapping Ireland’s Energy Pathways: Characterizing and Catalyzing Transition

In 2015 Ireland has arguably begun to make its first bold steps in confronting the challenges of energy transition, with the objective of a “low carbon, climate resilient and environmentally sustainable economy by the end of the
year 2050” expressed in the 2015 Climate Action and Low Carbon Development Bill and the 2015 Energy Bill acknowledging that energy transformation relied on a new breed of ‘energy citizens’. These represent the first formal articulation of Ireland’s ambition to engage in a radical, long-term and far-reaching transition process, and raises a myriad of questions over how this can be operationalised, resourced and whether it can maintain political momentum. A range of perspectives on these issues is provided in the growing body of literature on transition theories (Rotmans et al 2001, Markard et al 2012) and the inter-disciplinary EPA-funded CC Transitions project, based at Queen’s University Belfast, represents an attempt to translate this into the context of Ireland’s institutions and technological profile. By relating this to international research on sustainability transitions, which conceptualises transitions as multi-level, multi-phase and multi-actor processes, this paper will explore the opportunities of alternative pathways that could take Ireland towards a more progressing, inclusive and effective low carbon future. Drawing on a number of case studies it will highlight some of the capacities for transition required in Irish society: where these exist, how they are being built or enabled, and the barriers to wider social change.

Choosing best components for an amputee: a methodology for the best decision-making

Introduction - The harmony between the stump and the prosthesis is critical to allow it to fulfill its function enabling an efficient gait. A well fitted socket, with an efficient and comfortable suspension, allows the amputee to continue their daily living activities, maintaining the stump functional, making this correlation between socket and suspension very important in the functionality of the prosthesis, mobility and overall satisfaction with the device. Of our knowledge, the quantitative correlation between all of these factors as not yet been assessed. The objective of this study is to verify and confirm the process of decision-making for four different trans-tibial prostheses with suspension systems: Hypobaric(A), PIN(B), Classic Suction(C) and Vacuum Active –VASS(D) according data provided by gait efficiency (mlO2/kg/m) imagiology (pistonning) and amputee perception.

The efficiency of four transtibial suspension systems: a malformation case study

This work was developed in the form of a case study to measure the efficiency of gait and conclude if the tested suspension systems differ in the efficiency in a various tested transtibial prostheses,based on the data provided by radiologic images, indirect calorimetry and perception of the patient. Introduction - The suspension system and the stump adjustment to the socket plays an important role in the functionality of the prosthesis, the mobility of the amputee and overall satisfaction with the device. The comfort and functional effectiveness of the prosthesis are closely related. The harmony between the residual limb and prosthesis is crucial to that this meets its function and enable effective March and allow the amputated the continuity of their Daily day activities, keeping the stump functional. Comfort and functional effectiveness of the prosthesis are closely related, suspension systems should prevent excessive longitudinal and rotational transverse displacement of the stump within the socket, these systems should help stabilize and enhance the connection of the prosthesis to the residual limb, reducing the pistonning, increased proprioception and providing a more natural gait.

Relationship between blood pressure and psychological features of experience and behaviour among teachers

Purpose: Relationships between psychic features and psychophysical parameters, such as blood pressure, have a high relevance in research on coping with stress. We want to investigate the correlation between blood pressure and this psychic features. Methods: We investigated 79 teachers from high schools and secondary schools in and around Leipzig, Germany. Using the systolic blood pressure as an indicator, we built three groups: hypotonics, normotonics, and hypertonics. We assessed several health psychologically dependent variables and looked for differences between these groups (Chi-Square-Test). Results: Hypotonics experienced more stress and less planning and goal behaviour. Furthermore, they more often use physical exercises in order to increase their social well-being. Hypertonics, on the other hand, were driven by fear of loss of control and show a higher sense of feeling threatened. Conclusions: We could find for each group different relationships that are highly relevant to health. This results shows how psychological features and physiological regulation mechanisms are linked.