Annotation of Case C-353/92, Hellenic Republic v Council, ECR 1994 I-3411, and Case C-358/92, Hellenic Republic v Commission, ECR I-3507

Action for annulment - Council Regulation (EEC) Nº 1765/92 of 30 June 1992 establishing a support system for producers of certain arable crops - Commission Regulation (EEC) Nº 2294/92 of 31 July 1992 on detailed rules for the application of the support system for producers of the oil seeds referred to in Council Regulation (EEC) Nº 1765/92 - Obligation to observe a final date for sowing and for lodging an application for a compensatory payment

Annotation of Case C-375/92, Commission v Kingdom of Spain, ECR 1994 I-923, and Case C-45/93, Commission v Kingdom of Spain, ECR 1994 I-911

Failure to fulfil obligations - Freedom to provide services - Tourist guides - Professional qualification required by national rule - Discrimination - Museum admission

Decay of Cystalline Order and Equilibration during the Solid-to-Plasma Transition Induced by 20-fs Microfocused 92-eV Free-Electron-Laser Pulses

We have studied a solid-to-plasma transition by irradiating Al foils with the FLASH free electron laser at intensities up to 10(16) W/cm(2). Intense XUV self-emission shows spectral features that are consistent with emission from regions of high density, which go beyond single inner-shell photoionization of solids. Characteristic features of intrashell transitions allowed us to identify Auger heating of the electrons in the conduction band occurring immediately after the absorption of the XUV laser energy as the dominant mechanism. A simple model of a multicharge state inverse Auger effect is proposed to explain the target emission when the conduction band at solid density becomes more atomiclike as energy is transferred from the electrons to the ions. This allows one to determine, independent of plasma simulations, the electron temperature and density just after the decay of crystalline order and to characterize the early time evolution.

M. Tullius Cicero, Academica priora (1-13), De natura Deorum (13-46v), De fato (46v-50v), Epistolae ad familiares I-VIII, 8, 6 (51-91v). - Dares Phrygius, De excidio Troiae historia (92-97v).

Ce ms. forme un recueil de deux groupes de textes différents (Cicéron, ff. 1-91v et Darès, ff. 92-97v), mais contemporains et homogènes. Chacun possède son propre système de signatures.

Quatre vingt un « arrestz du conseil privé du roy ». 8 décembre 1552-12 juillet 1566. (Fol. 1-67, 74 v°-79, 86 v°-92).

Contient : 1° « Sciendum des notaires et secretaires du roy » ; 2° Règlement pour la tenue du conseil d'Etat, fait par le roi Charles IX. Paris 23 octobre 1563 ; 3° « Règlement faict par le roy [Charles IX] pour la court de parlement et envoyé en icelle par mons. le mareschal de Montmorency ». Paris, 13 octobre 1563 ; Lettre d'envoi du susd. règlement. Paris, 13 octobre 1563 ; 4° « S'ensuivent les noms de messieurs les maistres des requêtes en l'année MVe LXIII » ; 5° « Quartiers de messieurs les maistres des requestes ordinaires de l'hostel du roy » ; « Service de chancellerie, court de parlement, et requestes de l'hostel... Les presens quartiers ont esté faictz... le XVIe jour de mars 1561 »

Barnes Wines, Limited By-Law No. 92

The By-Law reads "being a by-law increasing the number of directors of the Corporation be it enacted and it is hereby enacted as a special by-law of Barnes Wines, Limited (hereinafter called the "Corporation") as follows: 1. The number of directors of the Corporation be and the same is hereby increased from five to six so that the Board of Directors of the Corporation shall hereafter be composed of six directors. 2. The quorum for meetings of directors be and the same is hereby fixed at three. 3. All prior by-laws and resolutions of the Corporation inconsistent herewith be and the same are hereby amended, modified and revised in order to give effect to this special by-law."

1er. Informe 18 junio '92-17 junio '93

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