992 resultados para Inter-modality re-weighting
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Invocatio: D.O.D.
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This work outlines the historic development of the concept and main theories of energy transfer, as well as the principal experiments carried out to confirm or refute the proposed theories. Energy transfer in coordination compounds is also discussed with a focus on rare earth systems.
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Foram identificados isolados de Magnaporthe grisea do Brasil a serem utilizados como parentais em estudos de determinação do tipo compatível ("mating type") do fungo. A escolha dos melhores parentais baseou-se naqueles isolados que determinaram o tipo compatível de maior número de isolados de M. grisea do trigo (Triticum aestivum). A inter-relação sexual da brusone do trigo com a brusone de diversos hospedeiros foi avaliada de acordo com os seguintes parâmetros: determinação de tipo compatível (MAT1-1 e MAT1-2), sexualidade (hermafrodita, fêmea e macho), fertilidade (número de peritécios) e produção de órgãos sexuais (peritécio, ascas e ascósporos). Os parentais Bp3a e Br118.2D possibilitaram a identificação do tipo compatível de maior porcentagem dos isolados da brusone do trigo. Entre as diversas gramíneas estudadas, os isolados de brusone provenientes de Brachiaria plantaginea e T. aestivum podem influenciar na alta variabilidade de M. grisea do trigo. Verificou-se variabilidade genética dentro de isolados de Setaria geniculata, sugerindo que a brusone desse hospedeiro pode influir na variabilidade da brusone do trigo. Isolados de brusone do arroz (Oryza sativa) apresentaram baixa fertilidade sexual.
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1 kartta : vär. ; 43,8 x 54,8 cm, lehti 46 x 56,7 cm.
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La Carelie, et l’Ingrie, ou Ingermenland. Par le S:r Sanson geogr’ ord:re du roy. 1 kartta : vär. ; 46,7 x 55 cm, lehti 48,5 x 59,3 cm.
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1 kartta : vär. ; 43,7 x 58 cm, lehti 45,6 x 60 cm.
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Kirjallisuusarvostelu
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Due to font problem on the tilte field the titlte of the thesis is corrected here. The title of the thesis is: Superconducting properties and their enhancement in ReBa2Cu3O7-delta (RE = Y and Gd) films prepared by pulsed laser deposition
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Four simple titrimetric procedures are described for the determination of lisinopril (LNP) in bulk and in pharmaceuticals based on the neutralization of basic-amino and acidic carboxylic acid groups present in LNP. Method A is based on the neutralization of basic amino groups using perchloric acid as titrant in anhydrous acetic acid medium. Method B, method C and method D are based on neutralization of carboxylic acid group using NaOH, sodium methoxide and methanolic KOH, as titrants, respectively. Method A is applicable over 2.0-20.0 mg range and the calculations are based in the molar ratio of 1:2 (LNP:HClO4). Method B, method C and method D are applicable over 2.0-20.0 mg, 1.0-10.0 mg and 5.0-15.0 mg range, respectively, and their respective molar ratios are 1:1 (LNP:NaOH), 1:2 (LNP:CH3ONa) and 1:1 (LNP:KOH). Intraday and inter day accuracy and precision of the methods were evaluated and the results showed intra- and inter-day precision less than 2.7% (RSD), and accuracy of < 2.5 % (RE). The developed methods were applied to determine LNP in tablets and the results were validated statistically by comparing the results with those of the reference method by applying the Student's t-test and F-test. The accuracy was further ascertained by recovery studies via standard addition technique. No interferences from common tablet exipients was observed.
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This epublication contains papers that were presented at the conference “Assessing Language and (Inter) cultural Competences in Higher Education” which took place at the University of Turku (Finland) on 30.8.1.9.2007. The online proceedings may be downloaded and used provided the source is acknowledged.
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Historicamente, a medicina, enquanto arte e ciência, esteve ligada a bases humanísticas. Após se distanciar destes valores no século 19, tende, atualmente, a recuperar estas origens. Às escolas médicas cabe formar profissionais comprometidos com todos os determinantes do processo saúde-doença. Analisaram-se qualitativamente dados de observações realizadas nos cenários coletivos de um ambiente docente e assistencial de uma escola médicado Sul do Brasil.Os objetos de estudo foram os espaços físicos, em suas possibilidades e limitações, e as ações e atitudes de usuários, docentes, funcionários e, especialmente, de alunos em atividades práticas nos ambientes da unidade, ao se detalharem aspectos de comunicação entre os grupos, instrumentos de empoderamento e diferenças na estruturação de cinco ambulatórios de especialidades médicas. Em 40 horas de observações, vínculos superficiais, raras atitudes de acolhimento e de respeito como outro, distanciamento na produção de cuidado em saúde e comportamentos inoportunos entre colegas marcaram vivências cotidianas ainda distantes dos ideais de humanização. Pretende-se contribuir para revalorizar a dimensão humana dos processos de ensino e aprendizagem desta escola médica, no sentido de preparar egressos instrumentalizados para conhecer, entender e atuar de maneira comprometida, afetiva e efetiva nas novas tendências e demandas do setor saúde.
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São feitas algumas considerações sobre a importância da reflexão sobre a prática pedagógica na educação superior, em especial na escola de Medicina, a partir da concepção do professor como profissional reflexivo. Sugere-se a necessidade de um novo olhar para o processo ensino-aprendizagem, para viabilizar um trabalho docente que exercite a reflexão sobre a ação e conceba a aprendizagem como uma construção realizada pelo próprio indivíduo por meio das relações e significados que estabelece entre as informações que lhe são apresentadas e com seu meio social
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Os mapas conceituais, criados por Novak com base na teoria de Ausubel, podem constituir para os alunos uma estratégia pedagógica de grande relevância para a construção de conceitos científicos, ajudando-os a integrar e relacionar informações e atribuir significado ao que estão estudando. Este artigo descreve o trabalho realizado com alunos de um curso de Medicina usando mapas conceituais, tomando por base os "temas geradores" criados na disciplina de Atenção Básica em Saúde a partir da constatação dos principais problemas de saúde da região em que está localizada a escola médica. A utilização dos mapas constituiu um recurso metodológico relevante por se alinhar a uma formação teórica adequada às necessárias intervenções na realidade estudada e por facilitar a apropriação de conceitos científicos pelos alunos.
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Added engraved title page: Histoire de la Laponie traduite du latin de Jean Scheffer.
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The flow of information within modern information society has increased rapidly over the last decade. The major part of this information flow relies on the individual’s abilities to handle text or speech input. For the majority of us it presents no problems, but there are some individuals who would benefit from other means of conveying information, e.g. signed information flow. During the last decades the new results from various disciplines have all suggested towards the common background and processing for sign and speech and this was one of the key issues that I wanted to investigate further in this thesis. The basis of this thesis is firmly within speech research and that is why I wanted to design analogous test batteries for widely used speech perception tests for signers – to find out whether the results for signers would be the same as in speakers’ perception tests. One of the key findings within biology – and more precisely its effects on speech and communication research – is the mirror neuron system. That finding has enabled us to form new theories about evolution of communication, and it all seems to converge on the hypothesis that all communication has a common core within humans. In this thesis speech and sign are discussed as equal and analogical counterparts of communication and all research methods used in speech are modified for sign. Both speech and sign are thus investigated using similar test batteries. Furthermore, both production and perception of speech and sign are studied separately. An additional framework for studying production is given by gesture research using cry sounds. Results of cry sound research are then compared to results from children acquiring sign language. These results show that individuality manifests itself from very early on in human development. Articulation in adults, both in speech and sign, is studied from two perspectives: normal production and re-learning production when the apparatus has been changed. Normal production is studied both in speech and sign and the effects of changed articulation are studied with regards to speech. Both these studies are done by using carrier sentences. Furthermore, sign production is studied giving the informants possibility for spontaneous speech. The production data from the signing informants is also used as the basis for input in the sign synthesis stimuli used in sign perception test battery. Speech and sign perception were studied using the informants’ answers to questions using forced choice in identification and discrimination tasks. These answers were then compared across language modalities. Three different informant groups participated in the sign perception tests: native signers, sign language interpreters and Finnish adults with no knowledge of any signed language. This gave a chance to investigate which of the characteristics found in the results were due to the language per se and which were due to the changes in modality itself. As the analogous test batteries yielded similar results over different informant groups, some common threads of results could be observed. Starting from very early on in acquiring speech and sign the results were highly individual. However, the results were the same within one individual when the same test was repeated. This individuality of results represented along same patterns across different language modalities and - in some occasions - across language groups. As both modalities yield similar answers to analogous study questions, this has lead us to providing methods for basic input for sign language applications, i.e. signing avatars. This has also given us answers to questions on precision of the animation and intelligibility for the users – what are the parameters that govern intelligibility of synthesised speech or sign and how precise must the animation or synthetic speech be in order for it to be intelligible. The results also give additional support to the well-known fact that intelligibility in fact is not the same as naturalness. In some cases, as shown within the sign perception test battery design, naturalness decreases intelligibility. This also has to be taken into consideration when designing applications. All in all, results from each of the test batteries, be they for signers or speakers, yield strikingly similar patterns, which would indicate yet further support for the common core for all human communication. Thus, we can modify and deepen the phonetic framework models for human communication based on the knowledge obtained from the results of the test batteries within this thesis.