953 resultados para spanish acquisition
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Amylases from Rhizopus oryzae and Rhizopus microsporus var. oligosporus were obtained using agro-industrial wastes as substrates in submerged batch cultures. The enzymatic complex was partially characterised for use in the production of glucose syrup. Type II wheat flour proved better than cassava bagasse as sole carbon source for amylase production. The optimum fermentation condition for both microorganisms was 96 hours at 30°C and the amylase thus produced was used for starch hydrolysis. The product of the enzymatic hydrolysis indicated that the enzyme obtained was glucoamylase, only glucose as final product was attained for both microorganisms. R. oligosporus was of greater interest than R. oryzae for amylase production, taking into account enzyme activity, cultivation time, thermal stability and pH range. Glucose syrup was produced using concentrated enzyme and 100 g L-1 starch in a 4 hours reaction at 50°C. The bioprocess studied can contribute to fungus glucoamylase production and application. © 2013 Institute of Chemistry, Slovak Academy of Sciences.
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Pós-graduação em Estudos Linguísticos - IBILCE
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Pós-graduação em Letras - FCLAS
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Pós-graduação em Educação - FFC
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A "second generation" matching-to-sample procedure that minimizes past sources of artifacts involves (1) successive discrimination between sample stimuli, (2) stimulus displays ranging from four to 16 comparisons, (3) variable stimulus locations to avoid unwanted stimulus-location control, and (4) high accuracy levels (e.g., 90% correct on a 16-choice task in which chance accuracy is 6%). Examples of behavioral engineering with experienced capuchin monkeys included four-choice matching problems with video images of monkeys with substantially above-chance matching in a single session and 90% matching within six sessions. Exclusion performance was demonstrated by interspersing non-identical sample-comparison pairs within a baseline of a nine-comparison identity-matching-to-sample procedure with pictures as stimuli. The test for exclusion presented the newly "mapped" stimulus in a situation in which exclusion was not possible. Degradation of matching between physically non-identical forms occurred while baseline identity accuracy was sustained at high levels, thus confirming that Cebus cf. apella is capable of exclusion. Additionally, exclusion performance when baseline matching relations involved non-identical stimuli was shown.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Os dados sísmicos terrestres são afetados pela existência de irregularidades na superfície de medição, e.g. a topografia. Neste sentido, para obter uma imagem sísmica de alta resolução, faz-se necessário corrigir estas irregularidades usando técnicas de processamento sísmico, e.g. correições estáticas residuais e de campo. O método de empilhamento Superfície de Reflexão Comum, CRS ("Common-Reflection-Surface", em inglês) é uma nova técnica de processamento para simular seções sísmicas com afastamento-nulo, ZO ("Zero-Offset", em inglês) a partir de dados sísmicos de cobertura múltipla. Este método baseia-se na aproximação hiperbólica de tempos de trânsito paraxiais de segunda ordem referido ao raio (central) normal. O operador de empilhamento CRS para uma superfície de medição planar depende de três parâmetros, denominados o ângulo de emergência do raio normal, a curvatura da onda Ponto de Incidência Normal, NIP ("Normal Incidence Point", em inglês) e a curvatura da onda Normal, N. Neste artigo o método de empilhamento CRS ZO 2-D é modificado com a finalidade de considerar uma superfície de medição com topografia suave também dependente desses parâmetros. Com este novo formalismo CRS, obtemos uma seção sísmica ZO de alta resolução, sem aplicar as correições estáticas, onde em cada ponto desta seção são estimados os três parâmetros relevantes do processo de empilhamento CRS.
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This article presents, under the perspective of Complexity Theory, the characteristics of the learning process of Spanish as a foreign language in Teletandem. Data were collected from two pairs of Portuguese-Spanish interagents, who were engaged in a systematic and regular interaction, based on the tandem principles. It was found that the learning experience is developed with the peculiarities that arise from the context, agents, members and their nuances, which revealed the presence of a shallow space between the systems of native and foreign languages.