931 resultados para DIDATTICA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA,15317,Scienze della Formazione,0013,Scienze della formazione primaria,1313,ESAME INTEGRATO DI LINGUISTICA ITALIANA - DIDATTICA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA (II MODULO),22123,SCUOLA ELEMENTARE,253,MAIOR LINGUA STRANIERA,229,2007,3
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L'elaborato prende in esame alcuni motori di rendering, studiandone e descrivendone le caratteristiche sia dal punto di vista teorico-matematico che pratico, con un'ampia introduzione sulla teoria del rendering e sui diversi modelli di illuminazione.
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Sono stati analizzati alcuni campioni provenienti dalla sezione stratigrafica di Col du Puech de la Suque (Montagne Noire, Francia Meridionale), raccolti in un intervallo comprendente il limite Devoniano/Carbonifero allo scopo di individuare il limite stesso in base alla identificazione e attribuzione biostratigrafica dei conodonti rinvenuti. Sono stati discussi i problemi che caratterizzano la definizione del limite e si è fornita una possibile soluzione.
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Dopo una breve introduzione sulla realtà aumentata (definizione, storia e stato dell’arte) viene effettuata un'analisi delle librerie esistenti per l’implementazione su dispositivi mobile. Considerando compatibilità con i recenti SO, frequenza degli aggiornamenti, costi per le licenze e funzionalità offerte viene scelta la libreria Vuforia, originariamente sviluppata da Qualcomm e poi acquistata da PTC inc. Si conviene poi che le apps basate su realtà aumentata creano il contenuto “aumentato” in due maniere: o tramite riconoscimento di una specifica immagine oppure tramite localizzazione GPS. Di questi due metodi descritti, il primo risulta molto più affidabile e per questo viene sviluppata una app che crea un contenuto in 3D (aumentato) riconoscendo una immagine: funzionalità di Image Targeting. Il progetto considera le seguenti varianti: l’immagine da riconoscere, chiamata “target”, può essere in un database locale oppure cloud mentre il contenuto in 3D aumentato può essere sia statico che animato. Durante la fase di implementazione vengono fornite anche alcuni nozioni di base di Computer Graphic per il rendering del modello 3D. La tesi si conclude con una panoramica di apps presenti sullo store che funzionano secondo questo principio di Image Targeting, i possibili utilizzi in ambito educativo/ludico ed i costi di realizzazione.
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Despite the differences in the main characteristics between the autosomal dominant form of GH deficiency (IGHD II) and the bioinactive GH syndrome, a common feature of both is their impact on linear growth leading to short stature in all affected patients.
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We describe an angiotensin (Ang) II-containing innervation of the kidney. Cryosections of rat, pig and human kidneys were investigated for the presence of Ang II-containing nerve fibers using a mouse monoclonal antibody against Ang II (4B3). Co-staining was performed with antibodies against synaptophysin, tyrosine 3-hydroxylase, and dopamine beta-hydroxylase to detect catecholaminergic efferent fibers and against calcitonin gene-related peptide to detect sensory fibers. Tagged secondary antibodies and confocal light or laser scanning microscopy were used for immunofluorescence detection. Ang II-containing nerve fibers were densely present in the renal pelvis, the subepithelial layer of the urothelium, the arterial nervous plexus, and the peritubular interstitium of the cortex and outer medulla. They were infrequent in central veins and the renal capsule and absent within glomeruli and the renal papilla. Ang II-positive fibers represented phenotypic subgroups of catecholaminergic postganglionic or sensory fibers with different morphology and intrarenal distribution compared to their Ang II-negative counterparts. The Ang II-positive postganglionic fibers were thicker, produced typically fusiform varicosities and preferentially innervated the outer medulla and periglomerular arterioles. Ang II-negative sensory fibers were highly varicose, prevailing in the pelvis and scarce in the renal periphery compared to the rarely varicose Ang II-positive fibers. Neurons within renal microganglia displayed angiotensinergic, catecholaminergic, or combined phenotypes. Our results suggest that autonomic fibers may be an independent source of intrarenal Ang II acting as a neuropeptide co-transmitter or neuromodulator. The angiotensinergic renal innervation may play a distinct role in the neuronal control of renal sodium reabsorption, vasomotion and renin secretion.
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PURPOSE: We prospectively assessed the role of nerve sparing surgery on urinary continence after open radical retropubic prostatectomy. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We evaluated a consecutive series of 536 patients who underwent open radical retropubic prostatectomy with attempted bilateral, unilateral or no nerve sparing, as defined by the surgeon, without prior radiotherapy at a minimum followup of 1 year with documented assessment of urinary continence status. Because outlet obstruction may influence continence rates, its incidence and management was also evaluated. RESULTS: One year after surgery 505 of 536 patients (94.2%) were continent, 27 (5%) had grade I stress incontinence and 4 (0.8%) had grade II stress incontinence. Incontinence was found in 1 of 75 (1.3%), 11 of 322 (3.4%) and 19 of 139 patients (13.7%) with attempted bilateral, attempted unilateral and without attempted nerve sparing, respectively. The proportional differences were highly significant, favoring a nerve sparing technique (p <0.0001). On multiple logistic regression analysis attempted nerve sparing was the only statistically significant factor influencing urinary continence after open radical retropubic prostatectomy (OR 4.77, 95% CI 2.18 to 10.44, p = 0.0001). Outlet obstruction at the anastomotic site in 33 of the 536 men (6.2%) developed at a median of 8 weeks (IQR 4 to 12) and was managed by dilation or an endoscopic procedure. CONCLUSIONS: The incidence of incontinence after open radical retropubic prostatectomy is low and continence is highly associated with a nerve sparing technique. Therefore, nerve sparing should be attempted in all patients if the principles of oncological surgery are not compromised.
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OBJECTIVES: We assessed the impact of vessel size on outcomes of stenting with biolimus-eluting degradable polymer stent (BES) and sirolimus-eluting permanent polymer stent (SES) within a randomized multicenter trial (LEADERS). BACKGROUND: Stenting of small vessels might be associated with higher rates of adverse events. METHODS: "All-comer" patients (n = 1,707) were randomized to BES and SES. Post-hoc-stratified analysis of angiographic and clinical outcomes at 9 months and 1 year, respectively, was performed for vessels with reference diameter
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A reliable and robust routing service for Flying Ad-Hoc Networks (FANETs) must be able to adapt to topology changes, and also to recover the quality level of the delivered multiple video flows under dynamic network topologies. The user experience on watching live videos must also be satisfactory even in scenarios with network congestion, buffer overflow, and packet loss ratio, as experienced in many FANET multimedia applications. In this paper, we perform a comparative simulation study to assess the robustness, reliability, and quality level of videos transmitted via well-known beaconless opportunistic routing protocols. Simulation results shows that our developed protocol XLinGO achieves multimedia dissemination with Quality of Experience (QoE) support and robustness in a multi-hop, multi-flow, and mobile networks, as required in many multimedia FANET scenarios.