L'Écho de Paris

1886/11/17 (Numéro 979).

Pontificale Magalonense, pars.

F. 1 Ordinations. F. 47 De altaris portabilis consecratione. F. 55 Ordo chrismalis secundum modum ecclesiae Magalonensis (incompl. de la fin).

Inventaire des lettres d'anoblissement, de légitimation et de naturalité, enregistrées à la chambre des comptes de 1349 à 1655.

Contient : a Acte, en latin, du roi CHARLES VIII. Le roi y anoblit Éloi Gigaud et sa postérité. Éloi Gigaud est dit demeurer « in parrochia de Mehers, prope Castriam, in provincia Bituriae ». Plessis lez Tours, mai 1489 ; b Note concernant la famille Nicolay, de 1440 à 1588, où l'on examine à quelle date la qualité de noble à été donnée à Jean Nicolay, père du premier Nicolay qui fut « premier president aux comptes à Paris ». On a joint à cette note la copie de trois actes, en latin, des années 1452, 1469, 1522. Jean Nicolay figure dans les deux premiers, et son fils, le premier président, dans le troisième ; c Acte par lequel le roi LOUIS XIV déclare légitimés ses enfants naturels Louis-Auguste, duc du Maine, Louis-César, comte du Vexin, Louise-Françoise de Nantes. St-Germain-en-Laye, décembre 1673 ; d Le « lieu de Mouchy le Vieil », donné à « Jean, bastard de Tyen, bailly de Senlis, au mois de juin 1422 » ; e « Me Jean Bruslard,... ordonné avocat... du roy en la prevosté de Chastillon sur Marne, par lettres du roy du 28 fevrier 1423 » ; f La famille de Jeanne d'Arc. 1429 et 1473 ; g Un mandement du roi Louis XI « au seigneur de La Roche-Guyon », pour « laisser passer 60 tonneaux de vin », envoyés par ledit roi au roi d'Angleterre, Henri VI. Paris, 16 nov. 1470

(Recueil de notices sur l'Elixir de pepsine préparé d'après leur formule)

Comprend : (Elixir de pepsine)

Informe ejecutivo infopag. Comparativo y evolución de quejas 2011 2010

Banco del conocimiento

La inversión pública y calidad de vida en las localidades de Bogotá. Localidad de Usaquén

Gestión del conocimiento

The application of the structural correlation method to determine the reaction coordinate for a putative ring closure reaction

The cr ystal structure of the compound 2-benzoylethylidene-3-(2,4- dibromophenyl)-2,3-dihydro-5-phenyl-l,3,4-thiadiazole* C23H16Br2NZOS (BRMEO) has been determined by using three dimensiona l x-ray diffraction data. The crys tal form is monoclinic, space group P21/c, a = 17.492(4), o -.t' 0 R 0 b =: 16.979(1), c = 14.962(1) A, "X. =o= 90 ',= 106.46(1) , z = 8, graphite-monochromatized Mo~ rad iation, Jl= 0.710J3~, D = 1.62g/cc and o D = 1.65g/cc. The data were col lected on ~ Nonius CAD-4 c diffractometer. The following atoms were made anisotropic: Br, S, N, 0, C7, and C14-C16 for each i ndependent molecu le ; the rest were left isotropic. For 3112 independent refl ec tions with F > 6G\F), R == 0.057. The compound has two independent molecules within the asymmetric unit. Two different conformers were observed which pack well together. /l The S---O interaction distances of 2.493(6) and 2 . 478(7) A were observed for molecules A and B respectively. These values are consistent with earlier findings for 2-benzoylmethylene-3-(2,4-dibromophenyl)- ~~ 2,3-dihydro-5-phenyl-l,3,4-thiadiazole C22H14Br2N20S (BRPHO) and 2-benzoylpropylidene-3-(2,4-dibromophenyl)-2,3-dihydroiii ,'r 5-phenyl-l,3,4-thiadiazole C24H18Br2N20S (BRPETO ) where S---O distances are l ess than the van der Waals (3.251\) but greater than those expected for () a single bond (1.50A). From the results and the literature it appears obvious that the energy/reaction coordinate pathway has a minimum between the end structures (the mono- and bicyclic compounds). * See reference (21) for nomenclature.

Comparing Predictive Accuracy of Real Estate Pricing Models: An Applied Study for the City of Montreal.

Rapport de recherche

Estimation econometrique des determinants de la langue de travail des travailleurs francophones bilingues du Quebec.

Rapport de recherche

Évaluation des coûts de traitement de la tyrosinémie de type I

Réalisé dans le cadre d'un mandat de l'Unité d'évaluation des technologies et des modes d'intervention en santé (UETMIS) du CHU Sainte-Justine

Investigations on Ultrasonic Transducer Array Systems for NDE of Underwater Pipelines

The main objective of carrying out this investigation is to develop suitable transducer array systems so that underwater pipeline inspection could be carried out in a much better way, a focused beam and electronic steering can reduce inspection time as well. Better results are obtained by optimizing the array parameters. The spacing between the elements is assumed to be half the wavelength so that the interelement interaction is minimum. For NDT applications these arrays are operated at MHz range. The wavelengths become very small in these frequency ranges. Then the size of the array elements becomes very small, requiring hybrid construction techniques for their fabrication. Transducer elements have been fabricated using PVDF as the active, mild steel as the backing and conducting silver preparation as the bonding materials. The transducer is operated in the (3,3) mode. The construction of a high frequency array is comparatively complicated. The interelement spacing between the transducer elements becomes considerably small when high frequencies are considered. It becomes very difficult to construct the transducer manually. The electrode connections to the elements can produce significant loading effect. The array has to be fabricated using hybrid construction techniques. The active materials has to be deposited on a proper substrate and etching techniques are required to fabricate the array. The annular ring, annular cylindrical or other similar structural forms of arrays may also find applications in the near future in treatments were curved contours of the human body are affected.

Metabolic disorders in the transition period indicate that the dairy cows' ability to adapt is overstressed

Metabolic disorders are a key problem in the transition period of dairy cows and often appear before the onset of further health problems. They mainly derive from difficulties the animals have in adapting to changes and disturbances occurring both outside and inside the organisms and due to varying gaps between nutrient supply and demand. Adaptation is a functional and target-oriented process involving the whole organism and thus cannot be narrowed down to single factors. Most problems which challenge the organisms can be solved in a number of different ways. To understand the mechanisms of adaptation, the interconnectedness of variables and the nutrient flow within a metabolic network need to be considered. Metabolic disorders indicate an overstressed ability to balance input, partitioning and output variables. Dairy cows will more easily succeed in adapting and in avoiding dysfunctional processes in the transition period when the gap between nutrient and energy demands and their supply is restricted. Dairy farms vary widely in relation to the living conditions of the animals. The complexity of nutritional and metabolic processes Animals 2015, 5 979 and their large variations on various scales contradict any attempts to predict the outcome of animals’ adaptation in a farm specific situation. Any attempts to reduce the prevalence of metabolic disorders and associated production diseases should rely on continuous and comprehensive monitoring with appropriate indicators on the farm level. Furthermore, low levels of disorders and diseases should be seen as a further significant goal which carries weight in addition to productivity goals. In the long run, low disease levels can only be expected when farmers realize that they can gain a competitive advantage over competitors with higher levels of disease.

La integración curricular : respuesta ante una escuela para todos.

El libro incluye dos ejemplificaciones de UDI: el euro y la atención a la diversidad en primaria y hábitos para una vida saludable para entender la diversidad en la ESO