Articella nuperrime impressa cu[m] q[uam]plurimis tractatib[us] pristine impressioni superadditis, ...

El pie de imp. tomado del colofón

Cassiodori ... doctissima et religiosissima Psalterij dauidici expositio : q[uam] plurima enucleans que vel idioma aliquod diuino eloquio propriu[m] vel dogma singulare vel diffinitione[m], vel schema, vel etymologia[m], vel interpretatione[m], vel rhetor

Sign.: a10, b-z8, [et]8, [cum]8, [rum]8, A-C8, D-E6

Theologia naturalis siue Liber creaturaru[m] : specialiter de homine [et] de natura eius in quantum homo, [et] de his que sunt ei necessaria ad cognoscendum seip[su]m [et] deu[m], [et] omne debitu[m] ad quod homo tenetur et obligatur ta[m] deo q[uam] p[ro

Lugar y fecha de imp. tomados del colofón en I8r

De his quae praecesserunt inundationem terrarum / Berosus babylonicus. Item, De origine Turrenorum / Myrsilus. In fragmentis / Cato. In epitheto de temporum / Archilocus. De iudicio temporibus / Metasthenes. Philo In breuiario temporum. De equiuocis temporum / Xenophon. De diuisione Italiae / Sempronius. De aureo seculo & origine vrbis Rom[ae] / Q. Fab. Pictor. Fragmentum itinerarii Antonini Pii. Altercatio Adriani augusti & Epictici. Vertumniana propertii Manethon

Aut. tomado de Graesse

Institutiones, Institutionum seu Eleme[n]torum iuris Ciuilis libri IIII cum Accursiana interpretatione, alioru[m]q[ue] doctimissimorum iurisconsultoru[m] annotationibus, ad multoru[m] exemplarium tum impressorum tum scriptorum fidem diligenter recogniti .

Pie de imp. tomado del colofón

Sacrae ecclesiae orationes : (quas vulgo collectas vocamus) & hybernae & aestiuae partiu[m] ta[m] de tempore q[uam] de sanctis, cu[m] no[n]nullis conclusionu[m] regulis, ex probatissimis diuinor[um] officiorum codicibus atte[n]tis no[n] minus orthographia

Capitulares grab. xil.

Dotrina de religiosos / co[m]puesta por el maestro fray Hu[m]berto de romanis ... de la orde[n] d[e] los predicadores ... Este es el libro q[ue] en latin se llama, Humbertus de eruditione religiosorum.

Il. xil.

Rural tourism quality in Spain. The "Q" mark.

The Spanish tourism stakchoiders (State Tourism Administration, public tourism agencies, hospitality sector, recreational sector, travel operators, other touristic business, etc.) have developed a very powerful and practical quality certification system for all the actors in the tourism sector, including all those actors and activities in the rural tourism sector, which traditionally do not have a proper tourism system. In this framework the Institute for Spanish Tourism Quality (ICTE) administers, manages and monitors the "Spanish Tourism Quality" "Q" Mark, as an exclusive brand that announces the quality of the activity and service provided by the certified tourist business.

A FEM-BEM coupling procedure through the Steklov-Poincarè operator

Many advantages can be got in combining finite and boundary elements.It is the case, for example, of unbounded field problems where boundary elements can provide the appropriate conditions to represent the infinite domain while finite elements are suitable for more complex properties in the near domain. However, in spite of it, other disadvantages can appear. It would be, for instance, the loss of symmetry in the finite elements stiffness matrix, when the combination is made. On the other hand, in our days, with the strong irruption of the parallel proccessing the techniques of decomposition of domains are getting the interest of numerous scientists. With their application it is possible to separate the resolution of a problem into several subproblems. That would be beneficial in the combinations BEM-FEM as the loss of symmetry would be avoided and every technique would be applicated separately. Evidently for the correct application of these techniques it is necessary to establish the suitable transmission conditions in the interface between BEM domain and FEM domain. In this paper, one parallel method is presented which is based in the interface operator of Steklov Poincarè.

Nos Pere Marti preuere sot sacrista d[e]la seu rege[n]t de Vicari G[e]neral ... aq[ue]st flagell de pestile[n]cia p[er] la sua special intercessio ... dona[ra] ... ... p[er] q[ue] sia special intercessor y aduocat n[ost]re co[n]tra aq[ue]st flagell de pestilencia ...

Texto datado: "Datis Vale[n]cia pr[incip]ia Julij M.D.X.X.X", tomado de final del texto

Analysis of the operator action and the single failure criteria in a SGTR sequence using best estimate assumptions with TRACE 5.0

Steam Generator Tube Rupture (SGTR) sequences in Pressurized Water Reactors are known to be one of the most demanding transients for the operating crew. SGTR are a special kind of transient as they could lead to radiological releases without core damage or containment failure, as they can constitute a direct path from the reactor coolant system to the environment. The first methodology used to perform the Deterministic Safety Analysis (DSA) of a SGTR did not credit the operator action for the first 30 min of the transient, assuming that the operating crew was able to stop the primary to secondary leakage within that period of time. However, the different real SGTR accident cases happened in the USA and over the world demonstrated that the operators usually take more than 30 min to stop the leakage in actual sequences. Some methodologies were raised to overcome that fact, considering operator actions from the beginning of the transient, as it is done in Probabilistic Safety Analysis. This paper presents the results of comparing different assumptions regarding the single failure criteria and the operator action taken from the most common methodologies included in the different Deterministic Safety Analysis. One single failure criteria that has not been analysed previously in the literature is proposed and analysed in this paper too. The comparison is done with a PWR Westinghouse three loop model in TRACE code (Almaraz NPP) with best estimate assumptions but including deterministic hypothesis such as single failure criteria or loss of offsite power. The behaviour of the reactor is quite diverse depending on the different assumptions made regarding the operator actions. On the other hand, although there are high conservatisms included in the hypothesis, as the single failure criteria, all the results are quite far from the regulatory limits. In addition, some improvements to the Emergency Operating Procedures to minimize the offsite release from the damaged SG in case of a SGTR are outlined taking into account the offsite dose sensitivity results.

Solenes [sic] i grandiosas fiestas, q[ue] la noble i leal ciudad de Valencia a echo por la Beatificacion desu Santo Pastor i Padre D. Tomas de Villanueva...

Sign. : []\p8\s, A-Z-\p8\s, Aa-Nn\p8\s, Oo\p4\s

Laser Shock Microforming of Thin Metal Sheets with Q-Switched ns Lasers

The increasing demands in MEMS fabrication are leading to new requirements in production technology. Especially the packaging and assembly require high accuracy in positioning and high reproducibility in combination with low production costs. Conventional assembly technology and mechanical adjustment methods are time consuming and expensive. Each component of the system has to be positioned and fixed. Also adjustment of the parts after joining requires additional mechanical devices that need to be accessible after joining.

Sermones de San Vicente Ferrer : en los quales auisa contra los engaños de los Antichristos y amomesta a todos los fieles christianos q[ue] esten aparejados para el juycio final

Copia digital: Biblioteca valenciana, 2010

Haptic teleoperation of mobile robots for augmentation of operator perception in environments with low-wireless signal

Wireless teleoperation of field robots for maintenance, inspection and rescue missions is often performed in environments with low wireless connectivity, caused by signal losses from the environment and distance from the wireless transmitters. Various studies from the literature have addressed these problems with time-delay robust control systems and multi-hop wireless relay networks. However, such approaches do not solve the issue of how to present wireless data to the operator to avoid losing control of the robot. Despite the fact that teleoperation for maintenance often already involves haptic devices, no studies look at the possibility of using this existing feedback to aid operators in navigating within areas of variable wireless connectivity. We propose a method to incorporate haptic information into the velocity control of an omnidirectional robot to augment the operators perception of wireless signal strength in the remote environment. In this paper we introduce a mapping between wireless signal strength from multiple receivers to the force feedback of a 6 Degree of Freedom haptic master and evaluate the proposed approach using experimental data and randomly generated wireless maps