949 resultados para De Pamplona, Fray Francisco (O.F.M. Cap.)


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"Actos de la audiencia publica dada de ... P. Paulo quinto pontifice maximo de los embaxadores del Rey Voxu Iapon, en Roma a tres de noviembre de 1625 en el Palacio Apostolico ...", en h. 58-64, y "Acta audientae publicae a S.D.N. Paulo V. Pont. Max. Opt. Regis Voxu Iaponi Legatis, Romae die 3 Novembris in Palatio Apostolico apud S. Petrum exhibitae MDCXV ...", en h. 65-70.

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Fundado en abril de 1837 por Modesto Lafuente, el Fray Gerundio fue el principal periódico satírico de su tiempo, así como uno de los más populares y vendidos. Su crítica permanente al poder le valió varias amonestaciones por parte de los distintos gobiernos, la última de las cuales acabó con su cierre en marzo de 1840 por desacato, una acusación que luego se comprobó contraria a la ley. El cierre lo hizo aún más popular y convirtió a Modesto Lafuente en una verdadera celebridad por su defensa de la libertad de imprenta.

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[ES] Un estudio de Pamplona (España) como una de las ciudades decimonónicas europeas resueltas a resistirse al modelo de gran urbe universal despersonalizada y anómica. Comparación con Vitoria, inmersa en ese proceso.

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Van añadidas en esta impression muchas cosas, cuya tabla se pone despues del prologo.

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En Tomo V. 2 h. de grabados calcográficos representando monedas de Huesca.

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We propose Trade & Cap (T&C), an economics-inspired mechanism that incentivizes users to voluntarily coordinate their consumption of the bandwidth of a shared resource (e.g., a DSLAM link) so as to converge on what they perceive to be an equitable allocation, while ensuring efficient resource utilization. Under T&C, rather than acting as an arbiter, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) acts as an enforcer of what the community of rational users sharing the resource decides is a fair allocation of that resource. Our T&C mechanism proceeds in two phases. In the first, software agents acting on behalf of users engage in a strategic trading game in which each user agent selfishly chooses bandwidth slots to reserve in support of primary, interactive network usage activities. In the second phase, each user is allowed to acquire additional bandwidth slots in support of presumed open-ended need for fluid bandwidth, catering to secondary applications. The acquisition of this fluid bandwidth is subject to the remaining "buying power" of each user and by prevalent "market prices" – both of which are determined by the results of the trading phase and a desirable aggregate cap on link utilization. We present analytical results that establish the underpinnings of our T&C mechanism, including game-theoretic results pertaining to the trading phase, and pricing of fluid bandwidth allocation pertaining to the capping phase. Using real network traces, we present extensive experimental results that demonstrate the benefits of our scheme, which we also show to be practical by highlighting the salient features of an efficient implementation architecture.