Direct support and general support maintenance repair parts and special tools lists (including depot maintenance repair parts and special tools lists) : truck, cargo, 8 ton, 4x4, M520 w/winch NSN 2320-00-873-5422, truck, cargo, 8 ton, 4x4, M520 w/o winch NSN 2320-00-191-1310, truck, cargo, 8 ton, 4x4, M877 w/winch, w/material handling crane NSN 2320-01-010-4956 ....

Includes index.

Operator, organizational, direct support and general support maintenance manual : refrigeration unit, mechanical, panel type; 10,000 BTU/hr, gasoline engine driven (GED), (R & H Metal Products Corp. model RMP-J/1-10G), NSN 4110-01-010-5970, (R & H Metal Products Corp. model RMP-J/11-10E electric motor driven), NSN 4110-01-015-9003.

Includes index.

Operator, organizational, direct support and general support maintenance manual : heater, space, multifuel, with blower, 15,000 BTU/hr, 26 VDC, (Hunter model UH-48-C. type IV), NSN 4520-01-010-4059.

"August 1976."

Operator's and organizational maintenance : survey electronic distance measuring equipment, infrared, model DM-60 (M-1), NSN 6675-01-010-5948.

Includes index.

Direct support and general support maintenance manual : survey electronic distance measuring equipment, infrared, model DM-60 (M-1), NSN 6675-01-010-5948.

"20 November 1980."

Organizational maintenance repair parts and special tools list for azimuth laying set, guided missile AN/TSQ-110(XO-1), 1430-00-399-5318, optical link, automatic (in container), 1430-01-035-0831, weather shield assembly, missile window, 1430-01-011-0819, diagnostic prism set, 4935-01-010-6017, (Pershing 1A Field Artillery Missile System).

Includes index.

Operator's, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual : electronics equipment installation kit MK-1531()/GSG-10(V) in command post carrier M577A1 (NSN 5895-01-010-5114).

"23 May 1983."

Hand receipt covering contents of Components of End Items (COEI), Basic Issue Items (BII) and Additional Authorization List (AAL) for truck, cargo, 8 ton, 4x4, M520 w/winch (NSN 2320-00-873-5422), M520 w/o winch (NSN 2300-00-191-1310), M877 w/winch, w/material handling crane (NSN 2320-01-010-4956), M877 w/o winch, w/material handling crane (NSN 2320-01-010-4957), truck, wrecker, 10 ton, 4x4, M553 (NSN 2320-00-873-5426), truck, tanker, fuel servicing, 2500 gallon, 4x4, M559 w/winch (NSN 2320-00-873-5420), M559 w/o winch (NSN 2320-00-445-7250).

"May 1983."

Rathbun Lake Special Project: BMPs for priority land in Targeted Sub-Watershed 2012 1221-010, Final Report 2013-2061,

The Rathbun Land and Water Alliance and partners have undertaken a highly effective approach to water quality protection through the Rathbun Lake Special Project. This approach is achieving a significant reduction in the sediment and phosphorus that impair water quality in Rathbun Lake and its tributaries as a result of the targeted application of best management practices (BMPs) for priority land in the watershed. This project application proposes to assist landowners to apply BMPs that will reduce sediment and phosphorus delivery from priority land in three targeted sub-watersheds as part of the Rathbun Lake Special Project. Features of this project are: (1) use of geographic information system (GIS) analysis to identify priority land that requires BMPs; (2) assistance for landowners to apply BMPs for 1,200 acres that will reduce the annual delivery of sediment by 1,800 tons and phosphorus by 6,000 pounds; (3) evaluation of the benefits from BMP application using GIS analysis and water quality monitoring; and (4) watershed outreach activities that encourage landowners to apply BMPs for priority land to protect water quality.

Rathbun Lake Special Project BMPs for Priority Land in Targeted Sub-Watersheds 2012: Final Report: 1221-010, 2013-2016, June 27, 2016

The Rathbun Land and Water Alliance and partners have undertaken a highly effective approach to water quality protection through the Rathbun Lake Special Project. This approach is achieving a significant reduction in the sediment and phosphorus that impair water quality in Rathbun Lake and its tributaries as a result of the targeted application of best management practices (BMPs) for priority land in the watershed. This project application proposes to assist landowners to apply BMPs that will reduce sediment and phosphorus delivery from priority land in three targeted sub-watersheds as part of the Rathbun Lake Special Project. Features of this project are:(1) use of geographic information system (GIS) analysis to identify priority land that requires BMPs;(2) assistance for landowners to apply BMPs for 1,200 acres that will reduce the annual delivery of sediment by 1,800 tons and phosphorus by 6,000 pounds;(3) evaluation of the benefits from BMP application using GIS analysis and water quality monitoring; and (4) watershed outreach activities that encourage landowners to apply BMPs for priority land to protect water quality.

Aporte de la Escuela de Bibliotecología, Documentación e Información al V Encuentro Nacional de Investigadores en Educación - Heredia, 1989. "Bases de Datos y Bibliografías Especializadas en Educación"

La Escuela de Bibliotecologia, Documentación e Información, se siente muy complacida de participar en este V ENCUENTRO DE INVESTIGADORES EN EDUCACION.El aporte que la Escuela quiere brindar es sobre las fuentes de información en educación y las nuevas tecnologías que el país tiene para accesar información relevante y pertinente sobre el tema.

Resolución 010 del 05 de febrero de 2009: Por medio de la cual se concede un recurso de apelación

Doctrina

An investigation of contact transmission of methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus

Hand hygiene is critical in the healthcare setting and it is believed that methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), for example, is transmitted from patient to patient largely via the hands of health professionals. A study has been carried out at a large teaching hospital to estimate how often the gloves of a healthcare worker are contaminated with MRSA after contact with a colonized patient. The effectiveness of handwashing procedures to decontaminate the health professionals' hands was also investigated, together with how well different healthcare professional groups complied with handwashing procedures. The study showed that about 17% (9–25%) of contacts between a healthcare worker and a MRSA-colonized patient results in transmission of MRSA from a patient to the gloves of a healthcare worker. Different health professional groups have different rates of compliance with infection control procedures. Non-contact staff (cleaners, food services) had the shortest handwashing times. In this study, glove use compliance rates were 75% or above in all healthcare worker groups except doctors whose compliance was only 27%.

Cross-correlations between weather variables in Australia

The information on climate variations is essential for the research of many subjects, such as the performance of buildings and agricultural production. However, recorded meteorological data are often incomplete. There may be a limited number of locations recorded, while the number of recorded climatic variables and the time intervals can also be inadequate. Therefore, the hourly data of key weather parameters as required by many building simulation programmes are typically not readily available. To overcome this gap in measured information, several empirical methods and weather data generators have been developed. They generally employ statistical analysis techniques to model the variations of individual climatic variables, while the possible interactions between different weather parameters are largely ignored. Based on a statistical analysis of 10 years historical hourly climatic data over all capital cities in Australia, this paper reports on the finding of strong correlations between several specific weather variables. It is found that there are strong linear correlations between the hourly variations of global solar irradiation (GSI) and dry bulb temperature (DBT), and between the hourly variations of DBT and relative humidity (RH). With an increase in GSI, DBT would generally increase, while the RH tends to decrease. However, no such a clear correlation can be found between the DBT and atmospheric pressure (P), and between the DBT and wind speed. These findings will be useful for the research and practice in building performance simulation.