Français 1079

Contient : 1° « La Reigle » et les « Establissemens de la sainte maison de l'ospital Saint Jehan de Jherusalem », par les maîtres dont les noms suivent : « RAMOND DU PUY, JOBERT, ROGIER DES MOLINS, ALPHONS DE PORTUGAL, HUGUES REVEL, NICOLE LORGUE, JEHAN DE VILLERS, ODDE DU PIN, GUILLAUME DE VILLARET, ELYON DE VILLENEUFVE, DORDE DE GOUSON, PIERRE CORNILHAN, ROGIER DU PIN, RAMOND BERENGER, BERTRAND FLOTE, JEHAN DE HEREDIE, PHILIBERT DE NAILHAC, ANTHOINE DE FLUVIAN » ; 2° Les « Esgars » et les « anciennes coustumes de la saincte maison de l'ospital de Saint Jehan de Jherusalem » ; 3° Fragment de chronique des Hospitaliers, série des grands maîtres au XVIe siècle ; 4° « La Forme et maniere par laquelle sont receuz et vestuz les religieux Freres de la saincte maison de l'ospital Sainct Jehan de Jherusalem »

Na 50 Nachlass Arthur Schopenhauer - 'Schopenhauer-Archiv', 1079 - Mitteilung über die Zusage des Buchhändlers Rudolf Kuntze zur Publikation der Arbeit zu Schopenhauer

u.a. Wille; Intellekt;

El régimen municipal de Mendoza : la función administrativa y el sistema electoral : un análisis y propuesta de reforma a la ley 1079/34

Fil: Repetto, Julio C..

The history of the lives of Abeillard and Heloisa : comprising a period of eighty-four years from 1079 to 1163 : with their genuine letters from the collection of Amboise /

The letters (v.2, p. [233]-368) are in English and Latin.

Organizational maintenance repair parts and special tools lists for public address sets AN/UIH-2 (NSN 5830-00-503-1079) and AN/UIH-2A (NSN 5830-00-503-1079).

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A new framework for force feedback teleoperation of robotic vehicles based on optical flow

This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an operator's joystick to facilitate collision free teleoperation. Optic flow is measured by wide angle cameras on board the vehicle and used to generate a virtual environmental force that is reflected to the user through the joystick, as well as feeding back into the control of the vehicle. The coupling between optical flow (velocity) and force is modelled as an impedance - in this case an optical impedance. We show that the proposed control is dissipative and prevents the vehicle colliding with the environment as well as providing the operator with a natural feel for the remote environment. The paper focuses on applications to aerial robotics vehicles, however, the ideas apply directly to other force actuated vehicles such as submersibles or space vehicles, and the authors believe the approach has potential for control of terrestrial vehicles and even teleoperation of manipulators. Experimental results are provided for a simulated aerial robot in a virtual environment controlled by a haptic joystick.

Prandial subcutaneous injections of glucagon-like peptide-1 cause weight loss in obese human subjects

Recombinant glucagon-like peptide-1 (7–36)amide (rGLP-1) was recently shown to cause significant weight loss in type 2 diabetics when administered for 6 weeks as a continuous subcutaneous infusion. The mechanisms responsible for the weight loss are not clarified. In the present study, rGLP-1 was given for 5d by prandial subcutaneous injections (PSI) (76nmol 30min before meals, four times daily; a total of 302·4nmol/24h) or by continuous subcutaneous infusion (CSI) (12·7nmol/h; a total of 304·8nmol/24h). This was performed in nineteen healthy obese subjects (mean age 44·2 (sem 2·5) years; BMI 39·0 (sem 1·2)kg/m2) in a prospective randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, cross-over study. Compared with the placebo, rGLP-1 administered as PSI and by CSI generated a 15% reduction in mean food intake per meal (P=0·02) after 5d treatment. A weight loss of 0·55 (sem 0·2) kg (P<0·05) was registered after 5d with PSI of rGLP-1. Gastric emptying rate was reduced during both PSI (P<0·001) and CSI (P<0·05) treatment, but more rapidly and to a greater extent with PSI of rGLP-1. To conclude, a 5d treatment of rGLP-1 at high doses by PSI, but not CSI, promptly slowed gastric emptying as a probable mechanism of action of increased satiety, decreased hunger and, hence, reduced food intake with an ensuing weight loss.

Cross talk between physical activity and appetite control: does physical activity stimulate appetite?

Physical activity has the potential to modulate appetite control by improving the sensitivity of the physiological satiety signalling system, by adjusting macronutrient preferences or food choices and by altering the hedonic response to food. There is evidence for all these actions. Concerning the impact of physical activity on energy balance, there exists a belief that physical activity drives up hunger and increases food intake, thereby rendering it futile as a method of weight control.

Differences in post-prandial responses to fat and carbohydrate loads in habitual high and low fat consumers (phenotypes).

The present study investigated metabolic responses to fat and carbohydrate ingestion in lean male individuals consuming an habitual diet high or low in fat. Twelve high-fat phenotypes (HF) and twelve low-fat phenotypes (LF) participated in the study. Energy intake and macronutrient intake variables were assessed using a food frequency questionnaire. Resting (RMR) and postprandial metabolic rate and substrate oxidation (respiratory quotient; RQ) were measured by indirect calorimetry. HF had a significantly higher RMR and higher resting heart rate than LF. These variables remained higher in HF following the macronutrient challenge. In all subjects the carbohydrate load increased metabolic rate and heart rate significantly more than the fat load. Fat oxidation (indicated by a low RQ) was significantly higher in HF than in LF following the fat load; the ability to oxidise a high carbohydrate load did not differ between the groups. Lean male subjects consuming a diet high in fat were associated with increased energy expenditure at rest and a relatively higher fat oxidation in response to a high fat load; these observations may be partly responsible for maintaining energy balance on a high-fat (high-energy) diet. In contrast, a low consumer of fat is associated with relatively lower energy expenditure at rest and lower fat oxidation, which has implications for weight gain if high-fat foods or meals are periodically introduced to the diet.