角百灵和小云雀的孵化行为

鸟类的个体发育是在双亲、雏鸟及巢组成的一种特殊环境中完成的，稳定的热环境是它们完成孵化和雏鸟生长发育的必要条件（White et al.，1974；Purdue，1976；Ellis，1982；Haftorn，1983；Morton et al.，1985；Schnace et al.，1991；Vatnick et al.，1998；张晓爱等，1995）。因此亲鸟的伴巢行为及时间是指亲鸟在繁殖期间，为筑巢、防御、抱卵、孵雏及递食而出现在巢中或附近的所有行为（Oppenhaim，1972）。亲鸟拌巢的时间分配与巢环境有密切关系，已有大量的报道（如Purdue，1976；Ellis, 1982；Schnace et al., 1991；张晓爱等，1995）。张晓爱等（1995）比较了高寒草甸地区的地面、灌丛及洞穴3种不同营巢类型亲鸟的伴巢时间分配模式，但是对亲缘关系较近，营巢生境相同鸟类之间的伴巢时间分配模式，以及坐巢行为与巢环境之间关系没有报道，国外对这方面的报道也甚少。本项研究选择高寒草甸的两种百灵科鸟：角百灵（Eremophila alpestris）和小云雀（Alauda gulgula）作为研究对象来比较亲鸟在卵化期坐巢行为与巢址微环境的关系，对研究鸟类繁殖行为与环境关系及从生活史进化角度研究相似种的共存机制提供理论依据。

Participacao das cultivares de soja da EMBRAPA na producao de sementes fiscalizadas III. Parana, 1973/74 a 1983/84.

Amostragem e coleta de dados; Resultados; Conclusoes.

Toward a European Army: A Military Power in the Making?

Shepherd, Alistair, and T. C. Salmon, Toward a European Army: A Military Power in the Making? (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2003), pp.x+237 RAE2008

Land Use and Military Supply in the Highland Zone of Roman Britain

Davies, Jeffrey. 'Land Use and Military Supply in the Highland Zone of Roman Britain', In: Artefacts and Archaeology. Aspects of the Celtic and Roman World (University of Wales Press, 2002), pp.44-61 RAE2008

Radiowe audycje umuzykalniające Marii Wieman jako forma wychowania muzycznego w przedszkolu. Analiza audycji z lat 1948-1976

Wydział Studiów Edukacyjnych: Zakład Edukacji Artystycznej

Conflict Transformation and the Spiritual Practices for the Military Chaplain

No abstract is available.

XBATTLE: A Dynamic Distributed Model of Generalized Military Conflict

A dynamic distributed model is presented that reproduces the dynamics of a wide range of varied battle scenarios with a general and abstract representation. The model illustrates the rich dynamic behavior that can be achieved from a simple generic model.

Redefining military memorials and commemoration and how they have changed since the 19th century with a focus on Anglo-American practice

This thesis is a study of military memorials and commemoration with a focus on Anglo-American practice. The main question is: How has history defined military memorials and commemoration and how have they changed since the 19th century. In an effort to resolve this, the work examines both historic and contemporary forms of memorials and commemoration and establishes that remembrance in sites of collective memory has been influenced by politics, conflicts and religion. Much has been written since the Great War about remembrance and memorialization; however, there is no common lexicon throughout the literature. In order to better explain and understand this complex subject, the work includes an up-to-date literature review and for the first time, terminologies are properly explained and defined. Particular attention is placed on recognizing important military legacies, being familiar with spiritual influences and identifying classic and new signs of remembrance. The thesis contends that commemoration is composed of three key principles – recognition, respect and reflection – that are intractably linked to the fabric of memorials. It also argues that it is time for the study of memorials to come of age and proposes Memorialogy as an interdisciplinary field of study of memorials and associated commemorative practices. Moreover, a more modern, adaptive, General Classification System is presented as a means of identifying and re-defining memorials according to certain groups, types and forms. Lastly, this thesis examines how peacekeeping and peace support operations are being memorialized and how the American tragic events of 11 September 2001 and the war in Afghanistan have forever changed the nature of memorials and commemoration within Canada and elsewhere. This work goes beyond what has been studied and written about over the last century and provides a deeper level of analysis and a fresh approach to understanding the field of Memorialogy.