Interpreta los estados financieros de tu empresa : Documento de preguntas frecuentes

Bogotá Emprende

Informe ejecutivo infopag. Comparativo y evolución de quejas 2012 vs 2011

Banco del conocimiento

Fade to black : picturing mortality in contemporary popular film /

This thesis attempts to understand representations of death in contemporary popular film within a framework that posits mortality as a category of particular social and political importance for the way we understand both individual subjectivity and social responsibility in the postmodern cultural moment. It addresses concerns over the social organizing categories of time and space, and performs a sustained consideration of predominant themes related to the popular representation of death, such as contingency, existential.meaning, and temporal finitude. Death consciousness and social consciousness are shown to be not just intertwined, but also vitally dependent on one another, and the analyses undertaken are ultimately aimed at making these intersections explicit in order • l to think through their potential implications for challenging consumer capitalist hegemony and envisioning the possibility of progressive social change through the lens of our mortality.

The efficacy of anti-predator behaviour in the wood fog tadpole (Rana sylvatica) /

Activity has been suggested as an important behaviour that is tightly linked with predator avoidance in tadpoles. In this thesis I examine predator-prey relationships using wood frog tadpoles {Rana sylvaticd) as prey and dragonfly larvae {AnaxJunius) and backswimmers {Notonecta undulatd) as predators. I explore the role of prey activity in predator attack rates, prey response to single and multiple predator introductions, and prey survivorship. The data suggest that Anax is the more successful predator, able to capture both active and inactive tadpoles. In contrast, Notonecta strike at inactive prey less frequently and are seldom successftil when they do. A mesocosm study revealed that the presence of any predator resulted in reduced activity level of tadpoles. Each predator species alone had similar effects on tadpole activity, as did the combined predator treatment. Tadpole survivorship, however, differed significantly among both predator treatments and prey populations. Tadpwles in the combined predator treatment had enhanced risk; survivorship was lower than that expected if the two predators had additive effects. Differences in survivorship among wood frog populations showed that tadpoles from a lake habitat had the lowest survivorship, those from a shallow pond habitat had an intermediate survivorship, and tadpoles from a marsh habitat had the highest survivorship. The frequency of interactions with predators in the native habitat may be driving the population differences observed. In conclusion, results from this study show that complex interactions exist between predators, prey, and the environment, with activity playing a key role in the survival of tadpoles.

Los programas no-escolarizados de educación básica laboral en los pueblos jovenes de Lima metropolitana : una nueva alternativa para la educación de adultos

Tesis (Maestría en Formación y Capacitación de Recursos Humanos) UANL

Alelos del gen del receptor de la vitamina D y su relación con la densidad mineral osea.

Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias con Especialidad en Biología Molecular e Ingeniería Genética) UANL

Theatro moral de la vida humana en cien emblemas; con el Enchiridionde Epicteto y la tabla de Cebes, philosofo platonico

UANL

Vida de la Beata Juana de Lestonnac, Baronesa de Montferrant - Landiras, fundadora y primera superiora de la Orden de Nuestra Señora

UANL

Vida de San José de Calasanz fundador de las escuelas pías

UANL

La Beata Madre Juana de Lestonnac, fundadora de la Orden de Religiosas Hijas de Nuestra Señora (Enseñanza) : biografía extractada de varios autores

UANL

Breve pontificio sobre la beatificación de la sierva de Juana de Lestonnac fundadera de la orden de las Hijas de la Santísima Virgen María.

UANL

Estudios históricos del Reinado de Felipe II

UANL