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Este documento presenta un estudio de cómo los cambios en las dimensiones pertenecientes a la estructura de oportunidad política, fueron determinantes en la conformación identitaria de un movimiento, la estructuración de sus demandas y sus métodos de actuación
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Este libro presenta un balance del primer decenio de la ley de acciones populares y de grupo en Colombia, elaborado por el Grupo de Investigación en Derechos Humanos de la Universidad del Rosario, con el apoyo de la Defensoría del Pueblo y la Corporación Excelencia en la Justicia. El Diagnóstico realizado con una metodología cuantitativa y cualitativa, presenta aspectos significativos de la aplicación de la Ley 472 de 1998 a fin de formular propuestas, elevar los niveles de protección de los derechos colectivos, perfeccionar y fortalecer estas acciones constitucionales de interés público y plantear una agenda futura de investigaciones en la materia. El texto contiene artículos y ponencias presentados por reconocidos conferencistas nacionales e internacionales que participaron en el Seminario Internacional Las acciones populares y de grupo. Balance de los diez años de la Ley 472 de 1998. Diagnósticos, retos y perspectivas realizado los días 16, 27 y 28 de agosto de 2008. Las ponencias fueron organizadas en páneles: balance del constituyente, del legislador, de los operadores judiciales, del ministerio público y finalmente, avances en la garantía de los derechos colectivos y retos de las acciones de grupo.
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OBJECTIVE: To compare patellar tendon sonographic findings in active, currently asymptomatic, elite athletes with those in nonathletic controls. DESIGN: Cross-sectional cohort study with convenience control sample. SETTING: The Victorian Institute of Sport Tendon Study Group, an institutional elite athlete study group in Australia. PATIENTS AND PARTICIPANTS: Two hundred elite male and female athletes from the sports of basketball, cricket, netball, and Australian rules football. Forty athletes who had current symptoms of jumper's knee were excluded from analysis, leaving 320 subject tendons in athletes who were currently asymptomatic. Twenty-seven nonathletic individuals served as controls. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Sonographic patellar tendon appearance. We measured the dimensions of subject tendons and noted the presence or absence of hypoechoic regions and tendon calcification. Dimensions of hypoechoic regions were measured, and approximate cross-sectional areas were calculated. Chi-squared analysis was used to test the prevalence of hypoechoic regions in subjects and controls and men and women. RESULTS: In currently asymptomatic subjects, hypoechoic regions were more prevalent in athlete tendons (22%) than in controls (4%), in male subject tendons (30%) than in female subjects (14%), and in basketball players (32%) than in other athletes (9%) (all p < 0.01). Bilateral tendon abnormalities were equally prevalent in men and women but more prevalent in basketball players (15%) than in other athletes (3%) (p < 0.05). Sonographic hypoechoic regions were present in 35 of 250 (14%) patellar tendons in athletes who had never had anterior knee pain. CONCLUSIONS: Patellar tendon sonographic hypoechoic areas were present in asymptomatic patellar tendons of a proportion of elite athletes but rarely present in controls. This has implications for clinicians managing athletes with anterior knee pain.
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This recent decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal considers the scope of the parens patriae jurisdiction in cases where the jurisdiction is invoked for the protection of a Gillick competent minor. As outlined below, in certain circumstances the law recognises that mature minors are able to make their own decisions concerning medical treatment. However, there have been a number of Commonwealth decisions which have addressed the issue of whether mature minors are able to refuse medical procedures in circumstances where refusal will result in the minor dying. Ultimately, this case confirms that the minor does not necessarily have a right to make autonomous decisions; the minor’s right to exercise his or her autonomous decision only exists when such decision accords with what is deemed to be in his or her best interests.
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Environment Bay of Plenty Commissioned GNS Science to measure nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations in rainfalla nd rainfall recharge to groundwater at the Kaharoa rainfall recharge site. The aim of this work is to determine nutrient concentrations in rainfall recharge to groundwater and rainfall under pasoral land use.
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A major challenge in neuroscience is finding which genes affect brain integrity, connectivity, and intellectual function. Discovering influential genes holds vast promise for neuroscience, but typical genome-wide searches assess approximately one million genetic variants one-by-one, leading to intractable false positive rates, even with vast samples of subjects. Even more intractable is the question of which genes interact and how they work together to affect brain connectivity. Here, we report a novel approach that discovers which genes contribute to brain wiring and fiber integrity at all pairs of points in a brain scan. We studied genetic correlations between thousands of points in human brain images from 472 twins and their nontwin siblings (mean age: 23.7 2.1 SD years; 193 male/279 female).Wecombined clustering with genome-wide scanning to find brain systems withcommongenetic determination.Wethen filtered the image in a new way to boost power to find causal genes. Using network analysis, we found a network of genes that affect brain wiring in healthy young adults. Our new strategy makes it computationally more tractable to discover genes that affect brain integrity. The gene network showed small-world and scale-free topologies, suggesting efficiency in genetic interactions and resilience to network disruption. Genetic variants at hubs of the network influence intellectual performance by modulating associations between performance intelligence quotient and the integrity of major white matter tracts, such as the callosal genu and splenium, cingulum, optic radiations, and the superior longitudinal fasciculus.
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Although the fisheries for, and mariculture of, penaeid prawns are of major commercial importance, there has been relatively little research undertaken on the chromosome number, structure and composition in the Penaeidae. One reason for this is due to the relatively small size and large number of chromosomes, which makes production of histological material difficult. In this paper, we report a simple and effective technique for determining chromosome complements during spermatogenesis in two species of penaeid prawns, Penaeus merguiensis and P. esculentus in Australia. The first estimates of the number of chromosomes in these species are given.
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O movimento Norte, Nordeste e Centro Oeste conta com 292 constituintes que querem garantir na nova Carta benefícios para estas 3 regiões. Várias conquistas já foram conseguidas. O objetivo é eliminar as desigualdades regionais.O direito à greve e à sindicalização do servidor público impediu até agora a votação do artigo 45 da nova Carta. Este artigo, um dos últimos do título 3, assegura no inciso 6º, o direito à livre associação sindical e à greve. Uma emenda do Centrão para suprimir este inciso foi votada e derrotada. Hoje, os líderes dos partidos voltaram a se reunir para buscar um acordo. Mas a questão ficou para ser decidida no voto. No Plenário, logo no início da sessão foi colocada em votação uma fusão de emendas propondo o direito de greve para o funcionário público. Mas foi rejeitado. Ficou caracterizado o buraco negro no texto constitucional. O relator terá 48 horas para apresentar ao Plenário um novo texto. Reunidos pela manhã, os parlamentaristas decidiram adotar uma nova ofensiva para esta semana, que antecede a votação do Sistema de Governo. A intenção é alcançar os indecisos. O presidente da Constituinte volta a conversar com o Presidente Sarney sobre o andamento da votação do Sistema de Governo.
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Faz uma retrospectiva da Contabilidade Pública no Brasil, tendo como referência a Lei 4.320, de 1964.
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A 320 kV high voltage (HV) platform has been constructed at Institute of Modern Physics (IMP) to satisfy the increasing requirements of experimental studies in some heavy ion associated directions. A high charge state all-permanent magnet ECRIS-LAPECR2 has been designed and fabricated to provide intense multiple charge state ion beams (such as 1000 e mu A O6+, 16.7 e mu A Ar14+, 24 e mu A Xe27+, etc.) for the HV platform. LAPECR2 has a dimension of 0 650 mm x 560 mm. The powerful 3D magnetic confinement to the ECR plasma and the optimum designed magnetic field for the operation at 14.5 GHz makes it possible to obtain very good performances from this source. After a brief introduction of the ECRIS and accelerator development at IMP, the conceptual design of LAPECR2 source is presented. The first test results of this all-permanent magnet ECRIS are given in this paper.
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Molar heat capacities of n-butanol and the azeotropic mixture in the binary system [water (x=0.716) plus n-butanol (x=0.284)] were measured with an adiabatic calorimeter in a temperature range from 78 to 320 K. The functions of the heat capacity with respect to thermodynamic temperature were established for the azeotropic mixture. A glass transition was observed at (111.9 +/- 1.1) K. The phase transitions took place at (179.26 +/- 0.77) and (269.69 +/- 0.14) K corresponding to the solid-liquid phase transitions of. n-butanol and water, respectively. The phase-transition enthalpy and entropy of water were calculated. A thermodynamic function of excess molar heat capacity with respect to temperature was established, which took account of physical mixing, destructions of self-association and cross-association for n-butanol and water, respectively. The thermodynamic functions and the excess thermodynamic ones of the binary systems relative to 298.15 K were derived based on the relationships of the thermodynamic functions and the function of the measured heat capacity and the calculated excess heat capacity with respect to temperature.