473 resultados para SIS
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Moreau, B. Inventaire chronologique des editions parisiennes du XVI siecle, Paris 1972-1985,
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CCBE S. XVI,
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Contiene: "Lettera a madama Di Lionne". "Lettera al P. Grimaldi". "Lettera a Gesuiti franzesi". "Lettera dell vescovo d'Argoli al P. Grimaldi". "Epistola Argolicensis episcopi ad missionarios gallos". "Lettera di madama Di Lione alli Gesuiti"
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CCBE. S. XVI, A, 1628.
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"Pistotatē anatypōsis tēs episēmou ektheseōs tou Diadochou."
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CCBE S. XVI,
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Edited by S. P Lampros, 1904-1917.
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"Giudizio e relazione critica del signore conte cav. Bartolommeo Giuliari sul merito delia congettura premessa": p. 77-79.
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Created as part of the 2016 Jackson School for International Studies SIS 495: Task Force.
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This paper reviews the key features of an environment to support domain users in spatial information system (SIS) development. It presents a full design and prototype implementation of a repository system for the storage and management of metadata, focusing on a subset of spatial data integrity constraint classes. The system is designed to support spatial system development and customization by users within the domain that the system will operate.
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Sucrose isomerase (SI) genes from Pantoea dispersa UQ68J, Klebsiella planticola UQ14S, and Erwinia rhapontici WAC2928 were cloned and expressed in Escherichia coli. The predicted products of the UQ14S and WAC2928 genes were similar to known SIs. The UQ68J SI differed substantially, and it showed the highest isomaltulose-producing efficiency in E. coli cells. The purified recombinant WAC2928 SI was unstable, whereas purified UQ68J and UQ14S SIs were very stable. UQ68J SI activity was optimal at pH 5 and 30 to 35 degrees C, and it produced a high ratio of isomaltulose to trehalulose (> 22:1) across its pH and temperature ranges for activity (pH 4 to 7 and 20 to 50 degrees C). In contrast, UQ14S SI showed optimal activity at pH 6 and 35 degrees C and produced a lower ratio of isomaltulose to trehalulose (< 8:1) across its pH and temperature ranges for activity. UQ68J SI had much higher catalytic efficiency; the K-m was 39.9 mM, the V-max was 638 U mg(-1), and the K-cat/K-m was 1.79 x 104 M-1 s(-1), compared to a K-m of 76.0 mM, a V-max. of 423 U mg(-1), and a K-cat/K-m of 0.62 x 104 M-1 s(-1) for UQ14S SI. UQ68J SI also showed no apparent reverse reaction producing glucose, fructose, or trehalulose from isomaltulose. These properties of the P. dispersa UQ68J enzyme are exceptional among purified SIs, and they indicate likely differences in the mechanism at the enzyme active site. They may favor the production of isomaltulose as an inhibitor of competing microbes in high-sucrose environments, and they are likely to be highly beneficial for industrial production of isomaltulose.
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A stochastic metapopulation model accounting for habitat dynamics is presented. This is the stochastic SIS logistic model with the novel aspect that it incorporates varying carrying capacity. We present results of Kurtz and Barbour, that provide deterministic and diffusion approximations for a wide class of stochastic models, in a form that most easily allows their direct application to population models. These results are used to show that a suitably scaled version of the metapopulation model converges, uniformly in probability over finite time intervals, to a deterministic model previously studied in the ecological literature. Additionally, they allow us to establish a bivariate normal approximation to the quasi-stationary distribution of the process. This allows us to consider the effects of habitat dynamics on metapopulation modelling through a comparison with the stochastic SIS logistic model and provides an effective means for modelling metapopulations inhabiting dynamic landscapes.