961 resultados para Germany. Heer. XIII. (Königlich Württembergisches) Armeekorps.
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Added engraved title page: Waragtige en aanmerkenswaardige historie van Lapland en Finland.
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OBJETIVOS: Observar o efeito do fator XIII da coagulação (Fibrogamin®) na cicatrização de feridas incisas da pele de ratos tratados com corticosteróide. Foi feita a avaliação quanto ao aspecto histopatológico dos tecidos em cicatrização e sua resistência à tensão. MÉTODO: Foram utilizados 40 ratos Wistar, divididos em quatro grupos. No grupo A (n=10), foi administrado corticosteróide. No grupo B (n=10) foi usado corticosteróide e fator XIII. No grupo C (n=10) foi injetado fator XIII e no grupo D (n=10) foi administrado placebo (controle). A resistência à tensão foi medida através de tensiômetro computadorizado e as alterações histopatológicas quantificadas por análise digital. RESULTADOS: Ocorreu uma significativa diminuição da resistência da ferida de pele no grupo A (523,6gf), quando comparado com o controle (1480,4gf). No grupo B (868,8gf) notou-se significativa diferença em relação ao grupo A (p<0,0001). O grupo C não mostrou diferença (p=0,067) em relação ao grupo controle (D), entretanto foram observadas diferenças significativas quando comparados os grupos A e C; A e D (p<0,0001). A análise da densidade do colágeno e de células inflamatórias revelou as mesmas diferenças observadas na resistência à tensão. CONCLUSÕES: Foi observado que a ação do corticosteróide dificultou a cicatrização da pele de ratos e diminuiu a resistência à tensão, ação revertida pelo uso do fator XIII . A utilização do fator XIII sem uso de corticosteróide não demonstrou ação de melhora nos resultados da cicatrização em relação ao controle.
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The aim of the study is to write the first comprehensive history of the Internationale Arbeiterhilfe (International Workers’ Relief) and its message of international solidarity during the Weimar Republic, 1921–1933. The Arbeiterhilfe was the Communist International’s (Comintern) primary international solidarity organisation of the time. The work is identified as a contribution to the transnational history of the interwar period as its main focus is not on governmental politics or intra-state relations, but is focused on the transnational world of an international organisation. The history of the Arbeiterhilfe provides the main springboard from which to write a contextually-based analysis of international solidarity during the Weimar Republic. The study highlights for the first time the importance of the German communist Willi Münzenberg (1889–1940), as the leader of the Arbeiterhilfe, in the history of international solidarity. The main question of this study is how an explicit use of language coupled with the visualisation and practices of solidarity were created through the Arbeiterhilfe. How was solidarity actually envisaged, organised and brought to life by the Arbeiterhilfe in Weimar Germany? How did its expressions of solidarity change over time? Throughout the thesis, the changing and complex character of solidarity is analysed. How was the Arbeiterhilfe’s message of solidarity created and changed in relation to the Comintern and the Soviet Union’s policies? How did the Arbeiterhilfe create a new culture of international solidarity thought film, cinema, illustrated newspapers and the organising of mass spectacles of international solidarity? The Arbeiterhilfe had its international headquarters in Berlin which functioned as the base, one could argue, for some of the inter-war period’s most spectacular solidarity campaigns. The Arbeiterhilfe constitutes a significant case study of an early international organisation as it was one of the first international organisations for global (albeit not universal) international solidarity which had unparalleled prospects to develop new transnational identifications and social ties. It could consequently be suggested that the Arbeiterhilfe in several ways could be perceived as a predecessor to several post-1945 transnational solidarity organisations and International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGOs).
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Presentation at Open Repositories 2014, Helsinki, Finland, June 9-13, 2014
Schonlandia XIII : nova tabula : Nortue [i. e. Nortuegia], Gothia, Suecia, Rusia [i. e. Russia] Alba
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Julkaisussa: Geographia universalis, vetus et nova, complectens Claudii Ptolemaei Alexandrini enarrationis libros VIII
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The mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae assigned to complementation group G199 are deficient in mitochondrial respiration and lack a functional cytochrome oxidase complex. Recombinant plasmids capable of restoring respiration were cloned by transformation of mutants of this group with a yeast genomic library. Sequencing indicated that a 2.1-kb subclone encompasses the very end (last 11 amino acids) of the PET111 gene, the COX7 gene and a new gene (YMR255W) of unknown function that potentially codes for a polypeptide of 188 amino acids (about 21.5 kDa) without significant homology to any known protein. We have shown that the respiratory defect corresponding to group G199 is complemented by plasmids carrying only the COX7 gene. The gene YMR255W was inactivated by one-step gene replacement and the disrupted strain was viable and unaffected in its ability to grow in a variety of different test media such as minimal or complete media using eight distinct carbon sources at three pH values and temperatures. Inactivation of this gene also did not affect mating or sporulation
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A fast changing dynamic business environment is becoming a norm today in different areas, including retailing. The aims of this study are to explore existing store formats of branded sportswear retailing and their characteristics, and to identify the trends which might shape their future. The ultimate goal, however, is to create and analyze images of the future of branded sportswear retailing in Germany 2030 by applying the methods of futures studies. As theoretical background, the cyclical theories of retail evolution have been used. Empirical material is obtained by conducting a Disaggregative Policy Delphi method based study, the aim of which is to obtain well–argued qualitative and quantitative information from experts about store format development in order to create future images based on cluster analysis. Flagship stores, Concept stores, Factory Outlets, Pop-up stores, E-commerce and M-commerce represent the diversity of store formats existing in Germany today. They have different aims, roles, and advantages which retailers try to leverage. However such trends as multichannel integration, technological enhancements, growing popularity of online channels, switching customer behaviors, customization and personalization, and economic turbulence might shape the future of sportswear retailing. Four future images constructed: “Multichannel Integration”, “Smart and Personal”, “Consumer Diversification”, and “Always Online” – describe alternative futures of German branded sportswear store formats in 2030 based on different trends, assumptions, hopes and fears. They also point out uncertainties in retailing such as cannibalization of channels, the growing power and expectations of consumers, the complexity of multichannel synergies, and the switching customer behavior. Constructed future images, thus, provide readers with an opportunity to imagine and explore alternative states of the future of branded sportswear store formats in Germany 2030. They could serve well as a tool to communicate the results to decision–makers, compare them, and to analyze to inspire and direct actions for a better future tomorrow.
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