Du vrai caractère de la loi Voconia, chez les romains ...

"Mémoire lu à l'Académie des sciences morales et politiques."

Loi sur la nouvelle division de l'Empire en gouvernemens généraux formés sous le nom de vilayet.

Cover title: Loi sur la nouvelle division de l'Empire en gouvernemens généraux formés sous le nom de vilayets.

Le crédit agricole à long terme; étude de la loi du 29 décembre 1906 et de la loi du 19 mars 1910 ...

Thèse--Université d'Aix-Marseille.

Des modes d'extinction de l'action en responsabilité née du contrat de transport de marchandises par voie de terre (articles 105 et 108 du code de commerce) modifiés par la loi du 11 avril 1888 ...

Thèse--Univ. de Toulouse.

L'hypothèque maritime au point de vue théorique et pratique, avec introduction concernant le crédit maritime en France avant la Loi du 10 décembre et suivie d'annexes, comprenant entre autres documents, les modèles des registres hypothécaires, les formules de l'administration et certains contrats d'hypothèque maritime usités à l'étranger,

Includes bibliographical references.

La loi de 1807 et la liberté du taux de l'intérêt,

"Extrait de la Revue pratique de droit français; t. XXI et XXII, 1866."

Les primes à la marine marchande : la loi du 7 avril 1902 /

Also published as thesis (doctoral--Université de Toulouse, 1903).

Commentaire de la loi du 27 décembre 1892 sur la conciliation & l'arbitrage facultatifs en matière de différends collectifs entre patrons, ouvriers ou employés; manuel pratique avec formules à l'usage de MM. les juges de paix, greffiers, patrons, ouvriers ou employés et syndicats,

Mode of access: Internet.

La charte coloniale: commentaire de la loi du 18 octobre 1908 sur le gouvernement du Congo belge,

Accompanied by "Appendice." (vi, 189 p. 26 cm.) Published: Bruxelles, M. Weissenbruch, imprimeur du roi, 1910.

Mapping Whidbey Island and Possession Sound landslide susceptibility using an additive linear model

Senior thesis written for Oceanography 445

Contrast discrimination and pattern masking: contrast gain control with fixed additive noise

We studied the visual mechanisms that serve to encode spatial contrast at threshold and supra-threshold levels. In a 2AFC contrast-discrimination task, observers had to detect the presence of a vertical 1 cycle deg-1 test grating (of contrast dc) that was superimposed on a similar vertical 1 cycle deg-1 pedestal grating, whereas in pattern masking the test grating was accompanied by a very different masking grating (horizontal 1 cycle deg-1, or oblique 3 cycles deg-1). When expressed as threshold contrast (dc at 75% correct) versus mask contrast (c) our results confirm previous ones in showing a characteristic 'dipper function' for contrast discrimination but a smoothly increasing threshold for pattern masking. However, fresh insight is gained by analysing and modelling performance (p; percent correct) as a joint function of (c, dc) - the performance surface. In contrast discrimination, psychometric functions (p versus logdc) are markedly less steep when c is above threshold, but in pattern masking this reduction of slope did not occur. We explored a standard gain-control model with six free parameters. Three parameters control the contrast response of the detection mechanism and one parameter weights the mask contrast in the cross-channel suppression effect. We assume that signal-detection performance (d') is limited by additive noise of constant variance. Noise level and lapse rate are also fitted parameters of the model. We show that this model accounts very accurately for the whole performance surface in both types of masking, and thus explains the threshold functions and the pattern of variation in psychometric slopes. The cross-channel weight is about 0.20. The model shows that the mechanism response to contrast increment (dc) is linearised by the presence of pedestal contrasts but remains nonlinear in pattern masking.

A new fuzzy additive model for determining the common set of weights in Data Envelopment Analysis

The main advantage of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is that it does not require any priori weights for inputs and outputs and allows individual DMUs to evaluate their efficiencies with the input and output weights that are only most favorable weights for calculating their efficiency. It can be argued that if DMUs are experiencing similar circumstances, then the pricing of inputs and outputs should apply uniformly across all DMUs. That is using of different weights for DMUs makes their efficiencies unable to be compared and not possible to rank them on the same basis. This is a significant drawback of DEA; however literature observed many solutions including the use of common set of weights (CSW). Besides, the conventional DEA methods require accurate measurement of both the inputs and outputs; however, crisp input and output data may not relevant be available in real world applications. This paper develops a new model for the calculation of CSW in fuzzy environments using fuzzy DEA. Further, a numerical example is used to show the validity and efficacy of the proposed model and to compare the results with previous models available in the literature.