Gramática e historia de los conflictos sociales en Córdoba (2003-2013).

Este proyecto se propone avanzar y profundizar las líneas de trabajo que a lo largo de más de una década venimos desarrollando y que pueden resumirse en la intersección de: políticas públicas, territorios y luchas sociales en Córdoba. Las políticas públicas son el modo más visible de las formas que adopta la estatalidad y cómo concibe y se relaciona con la ciudadanía. Las mismas atraviesan los más variados aspectos de la vida social. El territorio es el resultado de un conjunto de dispositivos –políticos, económicos, culturales- y de disposiciones sociales que, en su concurrencia y/o contradicción configuran tanto identidades y campos de comportamiento posibles; así como, también, un particular modo de producir y relacionarse con la naturaleza y los otros. De lo expuesto hasta aquí se desprende una comprensión del territorio que es inseparable de los modos de intervención del Estado y el capital, y por lo tanto vuelve la mirada sobre los efectos de su accionar, y las formas y posiciones que las poblaciones afectadas toman respecto de ellos. El recorrido hasta aquí realizado nos muestra la necesidad de una mirada que construya la trayectoria de la conflictividad cordobesa en el tiempo y el espacio. Ante ello surgen las siguientes preguntas ¿cuáles han sido en los últimos 10 años los principales conflictos a nivel urbano en la ciudad de Córdoba? ¿Qué escenarios construyeron dichos conflictos? ¿Cuáles fueron los actores involucrados? ¿Qué intervenciones tuvo el Estado en los mismos? ¿Qué conflictos se organizan a partir de acciones e intereses de empresas? ¿Cómo es la sucesión de problemas, territorios, tipos y resoluciones de conflictos?. Ello nos lleva a organizar nuestro trabajo en cuatro niveles de indagación: 1) la configuración de los conflictos; 2) racionalidades y lógicas que los configuran; 3) modulaciones, sucesiones, rupturas a lo largo del tiempo y los espacios: 4) trayectoria o historia de los conflictos en Córdoba, así como también construir líneas y dimensiones de la conflictividad a futuro. El diseño de análisis de este proyecto consiste en una confluencia de técnicas que nos permita dar cuenta de la complejidad de los fenómenos sociales, antes que reproducir las ya clásicas tensiones entre los abordajes de corte cualitativo y los cuantitativos. En ese sentido, entendemos que estrategias acuñadas en ambos paradigmas son perfectamente conciliables y más aún colaboran en profundizar los conocimientos de los objetos de estudio.

Derechos de los pacientes: consumidores de servicios de salud y derechos humanos sociales.

Se analizará la legislación vigente y el estado de la jurisprudencia en materia de derecho a la salud y consumidores de servicio de salud, procurando determinar su suficiencia a fin de tutelar los derechos de los pacientes.

Some results of study of variations of light ions concentration and their connections with the ionizing radiation and sub-micron aerosol content in air under the conditions of Tbilisi city

Results of analysis of variations of sum light ions concentration and their connections with radon, galactic cosmic rays intensity and content of sub-micron aerosols by diameter ≥ 0.1 micron in surface boundary layer of Tbilisi city are given.

Variations and application conditions of the data type "Image" : the foundation of computational visualistics

Visualistics, computer science, picture syntax, picture semantics, picture pragmatics, interactive pictures

Micro scale modeling grain boundary damage under creep conditions

Magdeburg, Univ., Fak. für Maschinenbau, Diss., 2014

Impact of cultivation conditions on N-glycosylation of influenza A virus hemagglutinin, on quasispecies composition, and on immunogenicity of virus preparations

Magdeburg, Univ., Fak. für Verfahrens- und Systemtechnik, Diss., 2014

Accumulation of micronutrients by sweet sorghum under field conditions

Samples of two cultivars of sweet sorghum (Brandes and Rio) grown on a Dark Red Latosol (Latossolo Roxo, Barra Bonita, SP.) were collected at intervals of 20 days during their life cycle and the contents of micronutrients were determined by routine procedures. Usually the physiological stages in which the rate of absorption was higher were not the same for both varieties.

Spatio-temporal pattern formation in microemulsions under different physical and chemical conditions

Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg, Fakultät für Naturwissenschaften, Dissertation, 2016

Growth, molt and survival of Palaemonetes argentinus (Decapoda, Caridea) under different light-dark conditions

Growth, survival and molting rate in Palaemonetes argentinus Nobili, 1901 were compared under different light-dark conditions. During 80 days, 150 immatures of both sexes (initial mean weight 0.09±0.002g), from Los Padres lagoon, Mar del Plata, Argentina, were maintained in aquaria at 19±0.4°C under three light conditions: 0:24, 10:14 and 13:11 (L-D). They were fed daily on an artificial diet (45% proteins, 17.2% lipids, 7% water, 7% ash). Good weight increment was obtained with the three treatments, finding a positive linear correlation between mean weight and time (0:24, r=0.97; 10:14, r=0.99; 13:11, r=0.98). There were no significant differences in the percentage increment in mean weight among the treatments (0:24, 19.3%; 10:14, 29.3% and 13:11, 26.5%) (p<0.05). Molting rate was significantly higher at a long-day photoperiod (MR=1.7) than at a short-day (MR=0.6) or continuous dark condition (MR=0.3) (p<0.05). The lowest survival was found in animals maintained under 13:11 L-D conditions (77%), being statistically different of the other two treatments (92% and 89% at 10:14 and 0:24, respectively) (p<0.05). These results suggest that the best growth and survival in P. argentinus result with a 10:14 L-D cycle, and that the growth is less affected by photoperiod than molting rate and survival.

Oviposition behavior of Zabrotes subfasciatus females (Coleoptera, Bruchidae) under conditions of host deprivation

Oviposition of Zabrotes subfasciatus (Boheman, 1833) on Phaseolus vulgaris (Linnaeus, 1753) was studied immediately after emergence of the adults throughout the females life and in situations of host deprivation lasting for 1 to 10 days. The number of eggs laid daily, longevity, duration of oviposition and distribution of eggs per grain were studied. The number of eggs laid per day varied significantly, with the oviposition peak in the presence of the host (control group) occurring between day 2 and day 5 of oviposition. In the absence of the host, a shift in the oviposition peak to the first day after deprivation was observed, except for the group deprived for one day which showed a peak between days 1 and 4 after introduction of the host. The distribution of the eggs per grain in the control group and in the groups deprived of the host for 2, 5, 8 and 10 days, a larger egg aggregation was observed for all deprived groups compared to the control group.

Tolerance to salinities shocks of the invasive mussel Limnoperma fortunei under experimental conditions

The golden mussel, Limnoperna fortunei (Dunker, 1857), has been found in the estuarine regions of South America, including the Patos Lagoon (Brazil), a huge choked lagoon with an estuarine region that is highly unstable chemically. Limnoperna fortunei space-temporal variability in the lagoon's estuarine region demonstrated the need to evaluate this species' ability to survive under salinity shocks. A set of experiments was conducted under controlled laboratory conditions. Specimens were tested under salinities of 2, 4, 6, 8 and 12 ppt, and were exposed for periods of 24, 48, 72, 96 and 240 hours. The mussel can survive (90%) up to a salinity shock of 2 ppt for periods of at least 10 days. Considering the influence of climatic and stochastic events and the chemical instability of the Patos Lagoon estuarine region, it's unlikely that populations could survive for longer periods (more than a year) in this area.

Shape and size variations of Aegla uruguayana (Anomura, Aeglidae) under laboratory conditions: A geometric morphometric approach to the growth

Crustacean growth studies typically use modal analysis rather than focusing on the growth of individuals. In the present work, we use geometric morphometrics to determine how organism shape and size varies during the life of the freshwater crab, Aegla uruguayana Schmitt, 1942. A total of 66 individuals from diverse life cycle stages were examined daily and each exuvia was recorded. Digital images of the dorsal region of the cephalothorax were obtained for each exuvia and were subsequently used to record landmark configurations. Moult increment and intermoult period were estimated for each crab. Differences in shape between crabs of different sizes (allometry) and sexes (sexual dimorphism; SD) were observed. Allometry was registered among specimens; however, SD was not statistically significant between crabs of a given size. The intermoult period increased as size increased, but the moult frequency was similar between the sexes. Regarding ontogeny, juveniles had short and blunt rostrum, robust forehead region, and narrow cephalothorax. Unlike juveniles crabs, adults presented a well-defined anterior and posterior cephalothorax region. The rostrum was long and stylised and the forehead narrow. Geometric morphometric methods were highly effective for the analysis of aeglid-individual- growth and avoided excessive handling of individuals through exuvia analysis.