Carta pastoral que ... Don Manuel Frayle, Obispo de Sigüenza ... circula al venerable Dean y Cabildo y á los respetables Vicarios, Arciprestes, Párrocos y demas sacerdotes y Eclesiásticos de su Diócesis...[y otras obras]

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Relectio ad tex. celebrem, in cap. firmissime III, de consecratione, distin. IIII, Gratiani decreto et bimembris de peccato originali ... disputatio /

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Claros varones de Castilla, y letras /

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Real cedula de S. M. y señores del consejo, por la qual, conforme al real decreto inserto, manda se corte toda comunicacion, trato, ò comercio entre sus vasallos y los subditos del rey britanico.

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Obras completas de d. Francisco Pimentel : publícanlas para honrar la memoria del autor, sus hijos Jacinto y Fernando.

"Vida y escritos de don Francisco Pimentel" by Francisco Sosa: v. 1, p.[v]-cx.

Diui Antonini Archiepiscopi florentini ... Chronicorum tertia pars ... : quae ab Innocentio III. Pont. Max. vsque ad Pium II ... anno Christi 1313 vsque ad annum 1459 ...

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El gabán del rey; drama histórico, en cuatro actos y en verso,

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Coleccion de cédulas, cartas-patentes, provisiones, reales ordenes y otros documentos concernientes á las Provincias vascongadas, copiadas de orden de S. M. de los registros, minutas y escrituras existentes en el Real archivo de Simancas y en los de las secretarias de estado y del despacho y otras oficinas de la corte. De orden del rey nuestro señor.

Vol. 6 has imprint: Madrid, Impr. de M. de Burgos, 1833.

Documentos referentes á la reducción de infieles é inmingración en las provincias de Cagayan y la Isabela, dictados como primeras disposiciones adoptadas por el Excmo. Sr. gobernador general D. Fernando Primo de Rivera, marqués de Estella, con motivo de su visita a las del Norte de Luzon.

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Operum Ambrosii Mediolanensis episcopi tomus III : Commentaria ... nunc primum ad sacri textus partitionem aptata continens.

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Isomeric distribution and catalyzed isomerization of cobalt(III) complexes with pentadentate macrocyclic ligands. Importance of hydrogen bonding

We have investigated the isomeric distribution and rearrangement of complexes of the type [CoXLn](2+,3+) (where X = Cl-, OH-, H2O, and L-n represents a pentadentate 13-, 14-, and 15-membered tetraaza or diaza-dithia (N-4 or N2S2) macrocycle bearing a pendant primary amine). The preparative procedures for chloro complexes produced almost exclusively kinetically preferred cis isomers (where the pendant primary amine is cis to the chloro ligand) that can be separated by careful cation-exchange chromatography. For L-13 and L-14 the so-called cis-V isomer is isolated as the kinetic product, and for L-15 the cis-VI form (an N-based diastereomer) is the preferred, while for the L-14(S) complex both cis-V and trans-I forms are obtained. All these complexes rearrange to form stable trans isomers in which the pendent primary amine is trans to the monodentate aqua or hydroxo ligand, depending on pH and the workup procedure. In total 11 different complexes have been studied. From these, two different trans isomers of [CoCIL14S](2+) have been characterized crystallographically for the first time in addition to a new structure of cis-V-[CoCIL14S](2+); all were isolated as their chloride perchlorate salts. Two additional isomers have been identified and characterized by NMR as reaction intermediates. The remaining seven forms correspond to the complexes already known, produced in preparative procedures. The kinetic, thermal, and baric activation parameters for all the isomerization reactions have been determined and involve large activation enthalpies and positive volumes of activation. Activation entropies indicate a very important degree of hydrogen bonding in the reactivity of the complexes, confirmed by density functional theory studies on the stability of the different isomeric forms. The isomerization processes are not simple and even some unstable intermediates have been detected and characterized as part of the above-mentioned 11 forms of the complexes. A common reaction mechanism for the isomerization reactions has been proposed for all the complexes derived from the observed kinetic and solution behavior.

A INFLUÊNCIA DO PADRÃO ESQUELÉTICO SAGITAL NA DETERMINAÇÃO DO PADRÃO ESQUELÉTICO VERTICAL DA FACE

O presente estudo cefalométrico retrospectivo teve como objetivo avaliar a influência do padrão esquelético sagital na determinação do padrão esquelético vertical da face (Tipo Facial) em indivíduos com diferentes más oclusões, que procuraram a UMESP para tratamento ortodôntico nos últimos 10 anos. Para isso foram selecionadas as telerradiografias iniciais de 59 pacientes, com idade média de 16 anos e 7 meses variando entre 11 e 25 anos. Estes pacientes foram selecionados após a análise facial subjetiva de 1600 documentações, resultando em 3 grupos. Grupo 1 Padrão I facial; Grupo 2 - Padrão II; e, Grupo 3 - Padrão III. Após esta divisão, foi comparado se a determinação do tipo facial é diferente nas medidas angulares SN.GoGn e SN.Gn. Para testar essa hipótese, utilizou-se uma regressão logística com erros distribuídos de acordo com uma distribuição binomial. Para observar a probabilidade de uma congruência entre SN.Gn e SN.GoGn utilizou-se uma regressão logística individual para cada Padrão Facial. Observou-se que a probabilidade de uma congruência entre SN.Gn e SN.GoGn no Padrão I é relativamente alta (70%), mas para os Padrões II e III essa congruência é relativamente baixa - Padrão II (46%) e Padrão III (37%). O Padrão esquelético sagital da face (Padrão I, II e III) influencia na determinação do Tipo Facial. Utilizar a grandeza SN.Gn parece não ser apropriado para a determinação do Padrão esquelético vertical da face, em virtude do ponto Gn sofrer importantes deslocamentos nos diferentes Padrões Faciais.

Data compilation on the biological response to ocean acidification: environmental and experimental context of data sets and related literature

The exponential growth of studies on the biological response to ocean acidification over the last few decades has generated a large amount of data. To facilitate data comparison, a data compilation hosted at the data publisher PANGAEA was initiated in 2008 and is updated on a regular basis (doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.149999). By January 2015, a total of 581 data sets (over 4 000 000 data points) from 539 papers had been archived. Here we present the developments of this data compilation five years since its first description by Nisumaa et al. (2010). Most of study sites from which data archived are still in the Northern Hemisphere and the number of archived data from studies from the Southern Hemisphere and polar oceans are still relatively low. Data from 60 studies that investigated the response of a mix of organisms or natural communities were all added after 2010, indicating a welcomed shift from the study of individual organisms to communities and ecosystems. The initial imbalance of considerably more data archived on calcification and primary production than on other processes has improved. There is also a clear tendency towards more data archived from multifactorial studies after 2010. For easier and more effective access to ocean acidification data, the ocean acidification community is strongly encouraged to contribute to the data archiving effort, and help develop standard vocabularies describing the variables and define best practices for archiving ocean acidification data.