927 resultados para Derivación nominal
Resumo:
Pós-graduação em Linguística e Língua Portuguesa - FCLAR
Resumo:
Land use management has becoming a very important activity. Aerial photo interpretation is a basic resource and constitutes in a technique which enables infinite refining. Agricultural development and land use require a careful initial planning in order not only to protect them against superficial changing provoked by natural phenomenon but also to gradually develop its productive capacity. For the efficiency of land management, it is necessary to access correct and detailed information which can be available through aerial images of remote sensing. The use of vertical aerial photography through Remote Sensing has become more common in boundary survey projects, management and exploration, mainly because it substitutes, with lots of advantage, for cartographic bases, besides offering detailed characteristics, eliminating access difficulties in inaccessible areas, as well as facilitating a tridimensional view once it increases map efficiency and accuracy by combining field and laboratory work with photography interpretation. This work, using panchromatic aerial photography in nominal scale 1:25000 (1962), 1:45000 (1977) , and approximate nominal scale of 1:30.000, originating from aerial survey obtained in 2005, aimed at showing through the Geographic Information System (GIS) the possibility of developing a more complete and accurate analysis of the area values, obtained directly from photos without scale correction, and after comparing it with area values obtained from aerial photography with correct scale referred in IGC (Brazilian Cartography and Geography Institute) guidelines, resulting in an error coefficient which shows area differences through two proposed study. Considering the aerial photography in three different years: 1962, 1977 and 2005 it is possible to affirm that the 2005’s images presented lower values of area difference (43, 48 square meters) than determined area values in reference chart and the 2005’s colored images has facilitated the photo interpretation of the landscape, becoming accurate the confronting traces and among land owners and consequently offering precision during land marking.
Resumo:
A detailed characterization of a X-ray Si(Li) detector was performed to obtain the energy dependence of efficiency in the photon energy range of 6.4 - 59.5 keV. which was measured and reproduced by Monte Carlo (MC) simulations. Significant discrepancies between MC and experimental values were found when lhe manufacturer parameters of lhe detector were used in lhe simulation. A complete Computerized Tomagraphy (CT) detector scan allowed to find the correct crystal dimensions and position inside the capsule. The computed efficiencies with the resulting detector model differed with the measured values no more than 10% in most of the energy range.
Resumo:
Programa de Filología Española. Doctorado en Filología Española.
Resumo:
Eliminadas las páginas en blanco del pdf
Resumo:
Assibi A. Amidu's contribution is undoubtedly a highly challenging one to the direct study of the Kiswahili Bantu language. Aiming at complementing the existing grammars and monographs of living languages the author intends to illuminate some paradoxes of the Kiswahili syntax and morphology. Having defined this aim he presents a clearly structured monograph to the interested reader, consisting of six chapters, relating to one another.
Resumo:
It is perhaps unsurprising that the rich agglutinative-polysynthetic verb morphology of Mapudungun has drawn most attention in linguistic studies. So far unnoticed in the literature are Mapudungun complex noun phrases, which show a puzzling distribution in terms of the internal structure they display. Some complex NPs are head-final (mapu-che ‘people of the land’). Others are head-initial, and of these a subset appears to be less lexicalized. In some cases, all three possibilities are found with the same components: mamüll-che ‘wood people’, che-mamüll ‘people made of wood’, and che mamüll ‘wood-like people’. The present paper reviews the comparatively modest literature on these phenomena, deals with them in an account based on semantic factors, and places them in a broader typological context.
Resumo:
von S. Mannes
The Long-Run Relationship between Money, Nominal GDP, and the Price Level in Venezuela: 1950 to 1996
Resumo:
This paper explores whether a significant long-run relationship exists between money and nominal GDP and between money and the price level in the Venezuelan economy. We apply time-series econometric techniques to annual data for the Venezuelan economy for 1950 to 1996. An important feature of our analysis is the use of tests for unit roots and cointegration with structural breaks. Certain characteristics of the Venezuelan experience suggest that structural breaks may be important. Since the economy depends heavily on oil revenue, oil price shocks have had important influences on most macroeconomic variables. Also since the economy possesses large foreign debt, the world debt crisis that exploded in 1982 had pervasive effects on the Venezuelan economy. Radical changes in economic policy and political instability may have also significantly affected the movement of the macroeconomy. We find that a long-run relationship exists between narrow money (M1) and nominal GDP, the GDP deflator, and the CPI when one makes allowances for one or two structural breaks. We do not find such long-run relationships when broad money (M2) is used.
Resumo:
The Laredo Epidemiology Project is a study of the patterns of degenerative disease, particularly cancer, in the families of Laredo, Texas. The genealogical history of Laredo was reconstructed by the grouping of 350,000 individual church and civil vital event records into multi-generational families, with record linkage based on matching names. Mortality data from death records are mapped onto these pedigrees for analysis. This dissertation describes the construction of the data base and the logic upon which decisions were based. ^
Resumo:
El presente trabajo esboza una crítica con base empírica y conceptual al análisis de la construcción pasiva basado en la operación contrabando (smuggling) propuesto por Collins (2005). En primer lugar, se exponen los argumentos de tipo empírico, los cuales se basan en aspectos de la construcción pasiva española (y de otras lenguas romance de sujeto nulo) que la derivación de Collins no permite explicar. Los fenómenos más salientes que se discuten son: (i) la imposibilidad de dar cuenta de los sujetos postverbales en la pasiva de lenguas romance de sujeto nulo (e.g. fueron detenidos los asaltantes) dado el ascenso del Sintagma de Participio a la posición de especificador de Voz (contra Belletti 2009); (ii) el obligatorio tratamiento como argumento verbal del complemento agente que impide dar cuenta de su comportamiento ante islas de extracción débiles (e.g. *por el docente, no sabe Juan por qué fue desaprobada María); (iii) y la imposibilidad de explicar el arrastre de la preposición (pied-piping) ante movimiento del nominal que recibe interpretación de argumento externo a la periferia izquierda (e.g. ¿por quién fueron arrestados los asaltantes?). Los argumentos conceptuales se basan, principalmente, en la inexistencia de requerimientos gramaticales para varias de las suboperaciones y movimientos de los que depende esta derivación de la pasiva. Además, se defienden las observaciones de Gehrke y Grillo (2007) con respecto a la naturaleza ad-hoc del análisis (que, en términos técnicos, se reducen a que las computaciones propuestas por Collins requieren "ver hacia adelante" (look-ahead) en la derivación). Ante estas consideraciones, se defiende el análisis de la construcción pasiva presentado durante el auge del modelo GB (Jaeggli 1986, Baker et al. 1989), el cual, sin ser perfecto, resulta mucho más consistente con respecto al requerimiento de adecuación descriptiva de toda teoría gramatical