Concordia liberi arbitrii : cum gratiae donis, diuina praescientia, prouidentia, praedestinatione, et reprobatione, ad nonllus primae partis D. Thomae articulos / doctore Ludouico Molina ... e Societate Iesu autore ... ; adiecti sunt duo indices ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Lechus carmen heoricum, regni aurei & liberi primordia & vetustatem fortunamq[u]e variam decantans /

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Apologia, o cattolici, e liberi sentimenti di Giuseppe Loreta parroco di S. Maria in Caeloseo di Ravenna sulla Ritrattazione pubblicata, ed affissa sotto il suo nome a di 15 di agosto dell'anno scorso 1799 v.s

Ref. en ICCU.

De Cohaerentia Liberi Arbitrii Et Contingentiae rerum, cum scientia et praedestinatione divina : dispitatio Theologica ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Ioannis Driedonis ... De concordia liberi arbitrij, & praedestinationis diuinae, liber unus

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Teoria dei gruppi di trasformazioni; lezioni di analisi superiore fatte nella R. Università di Messina, anno sc. 1897-98; raccolte dal Dott. Domenico Apreda.

Lithographed.

I gruppi continui di trasformazioni. (Parte generale della teoria)

Available on demand as hard copy or computer file from Cornell University Library.

Discorso filosofico-politico sopra il quesito proposto dall'amministrazione generale della lombardia : quale dei governi liberi meglio convenga alla felicita'dell'italia /

"Presentato all'amministrazione li 15 dicembre 1796."

Applicazione ai gruppi di Lie della prolungabilità per Equazioni Differenziali Ordinarie

Lo scopo di questa tesi è studiare in dettaglio l'articolo "A Completeness Result for Time-Dependent Vector Fields and Applications" di Stefano Biagi e Andrea Bonfiglioli, dove si ottiene una condizione sufficiente per la completezza di un campo vettoriale (dipendente dal tempo) in RN, che generalizza la ben nota condizione di invarianza a sinistra per i gruppi di Lie.

Existência de subgrupos livres em grupos finitamente apresentados com mais geradores do que relações

Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Ciências Exatas Departamento de Matemática, 2016.

Trattamento di cellule cancerose mediante plasmi non termici

Con lo sviluppo di sorgenti capaci di sostenere scariche di non equilibrio a pressione atmosferica è nato un notevole interesse per le applicazioni biomediche del plasma, data la generazione nella scarica di una varietà di agenti efficaci in più ambiti. I plasmi di questo tipo, caratterizzati principalmente da una temperatura macroscopica vicina a quella ambiente, sono infatti già utilizzati, ad esempio, per la sterilizzazione, per il trattamento di polimeri per migliorarne la biocompatibilità, e per l’accelerazione del processo di coagulazione del sangue. In questo lavoro verrà presentata un’altra possibilità applicativa, sempre nel settore della plasma medicine, ovvero l’utilizzo dei plasmi per il trattamento di cellule cancerose, che sta avendo un particolare successo a causa dei risultati ottenuti dai vari gruppi di ricerca che sottintendono un suo possibile futuro nel trattamento di neoplasie. Verrà presentata una breve introduzione alla fisica del plasma, mostrando alcuni parametri che caratterizzano questo stato della materia, concentrandosi in particolare sui plasmi non termici o di non equilibrio, per poi passare al processo di ionizzazione del gas. Nel secondo capitolo sono approfondite due sorgenti per la generazione di plasmi non termici, la scarica a barriera dielettrica e il plasma jet. Il terzo capitolo fornisce una preliminare spiegazione degli agenti generati nella scarica e il rapporto che hanno con la materia con cui interagiscono. L’ultimo capitolo è il fulcro della ricerca, e comprende risultati ottenuti negli ultimi anni da vari gruppi di ricerca di molte nazionalità, e una breve parte riguardante la sperimentazione originale svolta anche in mia presenza dal gruppo di ricerca del Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell’Energia Elettrica e dell’Informazione “Guglielmo Marconi”, rappresentato principalmente dal professor Carlo Angelo Borghi e dal professor Gabriele Neretti.

Playback Theatre: the art of being oneself. A tool for empowerment and real change for individuals and communities

This article presents the application of a theatrical technique—Playback Theatre, which was developed in the United States during the 1970s—to social intervention, as a narrative and listening space that confers value and dignity upon the person and the unique and distinct individual experiences that facilitate their social and relational integration. This art of being oneself, as the author states, uses the oral tradition and spontaneous and creative communication of psychodrama and combines them with theatrical expression. This technique has been shown to be pertinent to both community social work and support groups for persons in problematic situations. The aim of this is to celebrate some specific moment of their lives, as individuals or as a community, and to define strategies for improving living conditions or resolving or alleviating conflicts. It is also used to assess the achievements of the proposed objectives, to strengthen the motivation to change and to transform existing relationships into collaborative ones. This is possible not only owing to the participation of persons, but also to the assumption of different roles that can permit the overcoming of certain traumatic events.In addition to support groups, it is used for the training and supervision of social work professionals. The theatrical technique in question allows them to assume roles as diverse as narrator, audience or actor, whether simultaneously or successively. Taking the role of «performer» or guide to the theatrical action requires prior preparation in order for the group of participants to be able to pool their individualities and their emotions and reflect on them. The participatory methodology that Playback Theatre proposes is important in community social work and is posed in a new and transformative key.

Genetic evidence for a predominant role of PI3Kβ catalytic activity in ITAM- and integrin-mediated signaling in platelets.

Phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K) isoforms PI3Kbeta and PI3Kgamma are implicated in platelet adhesion, activation, and aggregation, but their relative contribution is still unclear or controversial. Here, we report the first comparative functional analysis of platelets from mice expressing a catalytically inactive form of PI3Kbeta or PI3Kgamma. We demonstrate that both isoforms were similarly required for maximal activation of the small GTPase Rap1b and for complete platelet aggregation upon stimulation of G protein-coupled receptors for adenosine 5'-diphosphate (ADP) or U46619. Their contribution to these events, however, was largely redundant and dispensable. However, PI3Kbeta, but not PI3Kgamma, enzymatic activity was absolutely required for Akt phosphorylation, Rap1 activation, and platelet aggregation downstream of the immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif (ITAM)-bearing receptor glycoprotein VI (GPVI). Moreover, PI3Kbeta was a major essential regulator of platelet adhesion to fibrinogen and of integrin alpha(IIb)beta(3)-mediated spreading. These results provide genetic evidence for a crucial and selective role of PI3Kbeta in signaling through GPVI and integrin alpha(IIb)beta(3).

The diffusion of grassroots innovations for sustainability in Italy and Great Britain: an exploratory spatial data analysis

Little research so far has been devoted to understanding the diffusion of grassroots innovation for sustainability across space. This paper explores and compares the spatial diffusion of two networks of grassroots innovations, the Transition Towns Network (TTN) and Gruppi di Acquisto Solidale (Solidarity Purchasing Groups – GAS), in Great Britain and Italy. Spatio-temporal diffusion data were mined from available datasets, and patterns of diffusion were uncovered through an exploratory data analysis. The analysis shows that GAS and TTN diffusion in Italy and Great Britain is spatially structured, and that the spatial structure has changed over time. TTN has diffused differently in Great Britain and Italy, while GAS and TTN have diffused similarly in central Italy. The uneven diffusion of these grassroots networks on the one hand challenges current narratives on the momentum of grassroots innovations, but on the other highlights important issues in the geography of grassroots innovations for sustainability, such as cross-movement transfers and collaborations, institutional thickness, and interplay of different proximities in grassroots innovation diffusion.

Práticas clientelistas e dádivas como estratégias de hegemonia política: uma análise sobre o campo da saúde em Mossoró-RN

The reality experienced by many families and individuals who seek and require the services of the Unified Health System - SUS, the relationships between users, health professionals, and political representatives, establishes the core of the issue that guides the choice and interest of this study concerning the prominence of clientelist practices and gifts that permeate the health field. The research is based on the analysis and reflection of the intrinsic relationship between the health and political fields. It analyses the health field and its relationship with the dynamics and developments of the local political scenario relating it to the implementation of the Family Health Program and Community Health Agents Program (PACS/PSF health programs) in the city of Mossoró, State of Rio Grande do Norte which refers to the period 1991-2010; and falls into a methodological perspective of qualitative approach. The methodological tools and techniques used were based on semi-structured interviews, direct observation of the field, journalistic texts and documentary sources. The construction and questioning of the object of the research were based on theoretical contributions from authors discussing the social field and symbolic power: Bourdieu (2005); clientelist relationships and gifts from asymmetric exchanges: Rouland (1997), Lanna (1995), Martins (1999), Carvalho (1999), Diniz (1982); exercise of hegemony and political strategy from authors who analyse this subject: Gramsci (1995), Coutinho (1981), and Gruppi (1978). Furthermore, the research has established dialogues with authors who address the dynamics of Brazilian politics such as Baquero (2001) and Weffort (1993). The collected data were subjected to qualitative content analysis. The results showed that with the implementation of the PACS/PSF programs in the aforementioned city, the health field has established itself as a key scenario for the exercise of political hegemony of the factions that dominate this socio-political context, resizing clientelist practices, however, without modifying the power structures within this social scenario