Curso chimico del doctor Nicolas Lemery, en el qual se enseña el modo de hazer las operaciones mas usuales de la medicina ... /

Florilegio theorico-practico segundo curso quimico, con portadilla propia, [14], 477-632 p.

Curso chimico del doctor Nicolas Lemery, en el qual se enseña el modo de hazer las operaciones mas usuales de la medicina ... /

Florilegio theorico-practico segundo curso quimico, con portadilla propia, [14], 477-632 p.

Reemplazo del ejercito y milicias provinciales ó guia del facultativo en las operaciones de reemplazo /

Mode of access: Internet.

Compendio de anatomía topográfica y operaciones, con especial aplicatión para el ejercicio práctico de las opsicions médicas,

Mode of access: Internet.

Divine inversion : or a view of the character of God as in all respects opposed to the character of man /

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Memoria histórica sobre las operaciones e incidencias de la division libertadora, a las órdenes del Gen. D. Juan Antonio Alvarez de Arenales, en su segunda campaña a la sierra del Peru en 1821.

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Objetivos y resultados de mis trabajos en Europa en favor de la República Argentina, 1882-1890 : cuestiones de immigración, colonización y tierras, económicas, comerciales, industriales, finacieras, bancarias y de circulación, de propaganda general, de estadistica, geografía, etnografia y antropología, de limites y jurisdicción nacional, históricas y de derecho público internacional /

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Zur Inversion der romischen Eigennamen : I. Cirero bis Livius.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universitat Giessen.

How peripheral a phenomenon is it?: On the interaction of DP-internal ellipsis, degree inversion, and islands

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Population inversion of a driven two-level system in a structureless bath

We derive a master equation for a driven double quantum dot damped by an unstructured phonon bath, and calculate the spectral density. We find that bath-mediated photon absorption is important at relatively strong driving, and may even dominate the dynamics, inducing population inversion of the double-dot system. This phenomenon is consistent with recent experimental observations.

Unidirectional inversion of ibuprofen in Caco-2 cells: Developing a suitable model for presystemic chiral inversion study

Intestinal chiral inversion of ibuprofen is still lacking direct evidence. In a preliminary experiment, ibuprofen was found to undergo inversion in Caco-2 cells. This investigation was thus conducted to determine the characteristics and influence of some biochemical factors on the chiral inversion of ibuprofen in Caco-2 cells. The effects of substrate concentration (2.5-40 mu g/ml), cell density (0.5-2 x 10(6) cells/ well), content of serum (0-20%), coexistence of S ibuprofen (corresponding doses), sodium azide (10mm), exogenous Coenzyme A (CoA) (0.1 - 0.4 mm),. and palmitic acid (5-25 mu m) on inversion were examined. A stereoselective HPLC method based on the Chromasil-CHI-TBB column was developed for quantitative analysis of the drug in cell culture medium. The inversion ratio (F-i) and elimination rate constant were calculated as the indexes of inversion extent. Inversion of ibuprofen in Caeo-2 cells was found to be both dose and cell density dependent, indicating saturable characteristics. Addition of serum significantly inhibited the inversion, to an extent of 2.7 fold decrease at 20% content. Preexistence of S enantiomer exerted a significant inhibitory effect (p < 0.01 for all tests). Sodium azide decreased the inversion ratio from 0.43 to 0.32 (p < 0.01). Exogenous CoA and palmitic acid significantly promoted the inversion at all tested doses (p < 0.01 for all tests). This research provided strong evidence to the capacity and capability of intestinal chiral inversion. Although long incubation times up to 120 h were required, Caco-2 cells should be a suitable model for chiral inversion research of 2-APAs considering the human-resourced and well-defined characteristics from the present study.

The effect of inversion on the encoding of normal and “thatcherized” faces

In the "Thatcher illusion" a face, in which the eyes and mouth are inverted relative to the rest of the face, looks grotesque when shown upright but not when inverted. In four experiments we investigated the contribution of local and global processing to this illusion in normal observers. We examined inversion effects (i.e., better performance for upright than for inverted faces) in a task requiring discrimination of whether faces were or were not "thatcherized". Observers made same/different judgements to isolated face parts (Experiments 1-2) and to whole faces (Experiments 3-4). Face pairs had the same or different identity, allowing for different processing strategies using feature-based or configural information, respectively. In Experiment 1, feature-based matching of same-person face parts yielded only a small inversion effect for normal face parts. However, when feature-based matching was prevented by using the face parts of different people on all trials (Experiment 2) an inversion effect occurred for normal but not for thatcherized parts. In Experiments 3 and 4, inversion effects occurred with normal but not with thatcherized whole faces, on both same- and different-person matching tasks. This suggests that a common configural strategy was used with whole (normal) faces. Face context facilitated attention to misoriented parts in same-person but not in different-person matching. The results indicate that (1) face inversion disrupts local configural processing, but not the processing of image features, and (2) thatcherization disrupts local configural processing in upright faces.