Arrêt de la table de marbre qui juge que les gentilhommes et nobles n'ont pas le droit personnel de chasser sur les terres par eux tenues en roture

[Acte. 1780-05-06. Paris]

Arrêt de la table de marbre du Palais à Paris, qui permet la destruction des lapins dans les bois de M. Gibert de Rozoy

[Acte. 1778-01-31. Paris]

Arrêt de la table de marbre qui fait défenses au procureur fiscal de la baronnie de Milly de requérir, et au juge de ladite baronnie de prononcer des règlements. Ordonne l'exécution des ordonnances sur le fait des chasses et fait défenses de se servir de filets et engins prohibés pour la chasse. Maintient le baron de Milly, en sa qualité de seigneur haut-justicier, dans le droit d'exercer la justice et la police sur les fiefs enclavés dans la haute-justice de Milly, sans néanmoins que ses gardes puissent entrer dans lesdits fiefs avec fusils ni chiens

[Acte. 1776-09-03. Paris]

Arrêt de la table de marbre en faveur de Pierre et Jean Dervin, marchands de bois (exploitant les forêts de Saulce-au-Bois)

[Acte. 1761-03-05. Paris]

Optable : The operation table serious game

Aquest treball consisteix en la realització d'un estudi al voltant dels anomenats serious games, jocs destinats a l'aprenentatge. Concretament, el projecte es centra en els serious games d'àmbit sanitari. A més d'un estudi de l'art, el treball consta del desenvolupament d'un serious game anomenat Optable per a la pràctica de la preparació del material quirúrgic d'una taula d'operacions. Aquesta aplicació ha estat desenvolupada sota llicència GNU GPL.

Evaporation from a shallow water table: Diurnal dynamics of measured and simulated water and heat regime at the vicinity of a drying sand surface

Accurate estimates of water losses by evaporation from shallow water tables are important for hydrological, agricultural, and climatic purposes. An experiment was conducted in a weighing lysimeter to characterize the diurnal dynamics of evaporation under natural conditions. Sampling revealed a completely dry surface sand layer after 5 days of evaporation. Its thickness was <1 cm early in the morning, increasing to reach 4?5 cm in the evening. This evidence points out fundamental limitations of the approaches that assume hydraulic connectivity from the water table up to the surface, as well as those that suppose monotonic drying when unsteady conditions prevail. The computed vapor phase diffusion rates from the apparent drying front based on Fick's law failed to reproduce the measured cumulative evaporation during the sampling day. We propose that two processes rule natural evaporation resulting from daily fluctuations of climatic variables: (i) evaporation of water, stored during nighttime due to redistribution and vapor condensation, directly into the atmosphere from the soil surface during the early morning hours, that could be simulated using a mass transfer approach and (ii) subsurface evaporation limited by Fickian diffusion, afterward. For the conditions prevailing during the sampling day, the amount of water stored at the vicinity of the soil surface was 0.3 mm and was depleted before 11:00. Combining evaporation from the surface before 11:00 and subsurface evaporation limited by Fickian diffusion after that time, the agreement between the estimated and measured cumulative evaporation was significantly improved.

Archives parlementaires de 1787 à 1860 ; 8-17, 19, 21-33. Assemblée nationale constituante. 33. Table générale alphabétique de l'Assemblée nationale constituante / impr. par ordre du Sénat et de la Chambre des députés ; sous la dir. de M. J. Mavidal,... et de M. E. Laurent,...

Collection : Les archives de la Révolution française ; 3.1

Reproduction and fertility life table of three aphid species (Macrosiphini) at different temperatures

Temperature is a key abiotic factor influencing the development and reproduction of aphids. The effect of temperature on the reproduction of three aphid species Aulacorthum solani (Kaltenbach), Macrosiphum euphorbiae (Thomas) and Uroleucon ambrosiae (Thomas) (Aphididae, Macrosiphini) has been investigated and fertility life tables were determined. Nymphs were reared in climatic chambers at temperatures of 16, 19, 22, 25, and 28 ± 1ºC, RH 70 ± 10% and 12 h photophase. Female adult aphids developed at these temperatures were then used in experiments in which pre-reproductive and reproductive periods were evaluated every 24 h. In addition, the number of nymphs produced and longevity were determined at each temperature. The reproduction period of A. solani and M. euphorbiae decreased with increasing temperature, whereas that of U. ambrosiae was maintained between 19 and 25ºC. The total number of nymphs produced by the aphids decreased as the temperature increased. The longevities of A. solani and M. euphorbiae decreased with increasing temperature but remained stable for U. ambrosiae between 19 and 25ºC. The largest survival rate (l x) and specific fertility (m x) values were found at 16 and 22ºC for all three species. The most favourable temperature for reproduction of A. solani, M. euphorbiae and U. ambrosiae was 22ºC, as demonstrated by the l x and m x profiles, the high values of net reproductive rates and intrinsic rates of increase, and the short intervals between generation and doubling times.