« La chose de chevalerie » [de VEGECE], traduction [de JEAN DE MEUNG].

Commençant par : «... Certaine chose est que cil qui ont esleuz les pluz lons chevaliers comme de.VI. piez de lonc... » et finissant par : «... car li usages et li hanteis de chascun jour trueve plus de l'art en ces choses que l'ancienne doctrine ne nous a moustré » . Manquent les deux premiers feuillets.

Traité de Re militari de VEGECE, traduction française de JEAN DE MEUNG.

Contient : « Ci commance en françois le livre du noble Végèce, touchant le fait de la chose militaire, ordonné en quatre parties par tiltres et par chapitres. [L]e premier livre ensaigne à eslire les jouvenceaux... » ; « Ci commence les prologues du premier livre. [L]es anciens ont esté coustumier de mettre en escript... » ; «... treuve plus de l'art en ces choses, que l'ancienne dottrine ne nous en a monstré. Explicit »

Recueil de chartes originales de diverses églises et abbayes des diocèses de Soissons, Noyon et Senlis (1015-1297).

Cathédrale de Soissons, etc. (1139-1315). — Abbayes du Charme-aux-Nonnains (1184-1290), — de Saint-Jean-des-Vignes (XIIe et XIIIe s.), — Val-Secret (1144-1290), — la Barre (1249-1287), — Clairefontaine (XIIIe s.), — Saint-Yved-de-Braine (1213-1283), — Longpont (1273-1280), — Notre-Dame de Soissons (1215-1277), — Saint-Crépin-le-Grand de Soissons (1287-1297), — Saint-Médard de Soissons (1228-1258), — Hôpitaux de Braine, de N.-D.-aux-Nonnains et de Saint-Vaast de Soissons (1205-1296). Diocèse de Noyon. — Église de Saint-Quentin (1015-1295), — abbayes de Biache (1272), — Fervaques (1255-1294), — SaintÉloi-Fontaine (1251), — Saint-Quentin-en-Vermandois (1186), — Saint-Quentin-en-l'Ile (1273), — Trinitaires de Saint-Quentin (1258), — prieuré de Vendeuil (1272). Chapitre et abbaye de Saint-Rémi de Senlis (1232-1285).

Recueil de chartes de commune.

Contient : Châteauvillain ; Troyes ; Nogaro en Armagnac ; Narbonne ; La Beuvrière (cf. fol. 73) ; Reims ; Troyes ; Beaumont ; Châteauvillain (1236 ; cf. fol. 2) ; La Chapelle [d'Angillon] ; Joigny ; Lorris ; Dixmont ; Montargis ; Barcelone (cf. fol. 149) ; Selens et Saint-Aubin ; La Beuvrière (cf. fol. 14) ; Chaumont ; Saint-Bris ; Saint-Laurent-sur-Barenjon ; Voisines ; Le Moulinet ; Barlieu ; Crespy [-en-Valois] ; Montdidier ; Laon ; Soissons ; Abbeville ; Compiègne ; Saint-Quentin ; Corbie ; Saint-Josse-sur-Mer ; La Fère ; Beauvais ; Nanteuil ; Courmelles ; Breteuil ; Beaumont-en-Argonne ; Chaumont ; Saint-Omer ; Vaux près Mouzon ; Vaux, Saconin, Mercin ; Chacrise ; Tournai ; Crandelain, etc ; Ambleteuse ; Morsain, etc ; Mantes ; Ferrières ; Aizy ; Pargny ; Saint-Riquier ; Soissons ; Saint-Martin d'Issoudun (cf. fol. 182) ; Rouen ; Dreux ; Meaux ; Reims ; Chablis ; Chatillon-sur-Seine ; Sens ; Auxerre ; Cerny ; Dixmont ; Étampes ; Orléans ; Bourges ; Issoudun (cf. fol. 148) ; Beaufort-en-Vallée ; La Rochelle ; Villefranche [d'Allier] ; Montauban ; Nevers ; Castres ; Toulouse ; Habitants de la Terre d'Albigeois ; Aigues-Mortes ; Lorrez-le-Bocage ; Le Puy ; Saint-Céré ; Barcelone ; Chatillon-sur-Marne ; Raucourt et Héraucourt ; Mézières ; Chatillon-sur-Marne ; Saint-Hellier ; Coutumes d'Anjou et du Maine ; Ervy-le-Chatel ; Cerres, Montceaux, Chaussepierre ; Notice sur un ms. de Chroniques françaises, de la bibliothèque de Colbert (= Duchesne 79)

La marquise de Norville / Élie Berthet

Collection : Nouvelles et romans choisis

Infopag SQYF, acumulado Octubre de 2011

Banco del conocimiento

Characterization and protein fingerprinting of Botrytis cinerea isolates /

Botrytis cinerea isolates collected from Niagara region were treated with different concentrations of the fiingicide, iprodione to test their sensitivity to this fungicide. These Botrytis cinerea isolates were divided into two groups according to their sensitivity to iprodione. Those isolates whose growth was inhibited by iprodione at concentrations < 2|i,g/nil were classified as sensitive isolates. Isolates that were able to show considerable growth at 2|j,g/ml iprodione were classified as resistant isolates. Resistant and sensitive isolates were compared for their morphological and growth characteristics, conidial germination, virulence on grape berries and protein banding profiles. The fungicide iprodione at a concentration of 2|xg/nil inhibited mycelial growth, sporulation and conidial germination of sensitive isolates but not those of resistant isolates. The inhibitory effect of the fungicide was greater on mycelial growth than on conidia germination of the sensitive isolates. Sensitive isolates produced no sclerotia whereas resistant isolates produced large number of sclerotia. The fungicide iprodione affected sclerotial production in the resistant isolates. The number of sclerotia was decreased by the increase of iprodione in the medium. Sporulation of resistant isolates was improved significantly in the presence of iprodione. The resistant isolates were as virulent as the sensitive isolates on grape berries. The sensitive and resistant isolates showed similar protein banding profiles in the absence of iprodione in polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis studies. Similar protein profiles were also observed when these isolates were grown in the presence of low iprodione concentration (0.5|ig/nil). However, in the presence of concentration (0.5|ig/nil). However, in the presence of iprodione at concentration of 5|Xg/nil, one protein band with approximate molecular weight of 83 KDa was present in the growing resistant isolates (and the controls) but was missing in the inhibited sensitive isolates.

Wilkinson Hall and Gentle Soring Fountain, Chapman College, Orange, California

Wilkinson Hall and "Gentle Spring" fountain, Chapman College, Orange, California. J.E. Wilkinson was a former trustee, chairman of the board, and acting president. This building was the first on the campus of Orange Union High Schooi, designed by local architect, C.B. Bradshaw and constructed in 1905 by R. J. Noble. In 1921 it was moved 250 feet and turned 90 degrees to its current location. Acquired in 1954 by Chapman College. it houses the Provost’s office, Academic Affairs, English & Comparative Literature, Graduate Studies, and the departments of Religion and Philosophy. It is listed in the National Registry for Historical Buildings.

Simbología de los cuentos tradicionales.

Esta propuesta de programación está dirigida a los profesionales de la enseñanza que imparten Educación Infantil y primer ciclo de Primaria, como una forma de acercar al niño/a, en sus primeros años, a la Literatura, bajo un punto de vista psicológico que puede incidir en la estructuración de sus valores. El grupo de trabajo TIC-TAC realiza un análisis en profundidad de los cuentos tradicionales para profundizar en el auténtico mensaje de éstos y en las diferentes formas de llegar a los niños, contribuyendo a un pensamiento más divergente. En el presente trabajo se considera el cuento como tradición oral revestida con lenguaje simbólico a través de la creación de unos personajes que soportan el valor o contravalor que se quiera transmitir.

Noise Reduction Using Low Weight and Constant Weight Coding Techniques

Signalling off-chip requires significant current. As a result, a chip's power-supply current changes drastically during certain output-bus transitions. These current fluctuations cause a voltage drop between the chip and circuit board due to the parasitic inductance of the power-supply package leads. Digital designers often go to great lengths to reduce this "transmitted" noise. Cray, for instance, carefully balances output signals using a technique called differential signalling to guarantee a chip has constant output current. Transmitted-noise reduction costs Cray a factor of two in output pins and wires. Coding achieves similar results at smaller costs.