Les Très Riches Heures et les Heures Bedford

The article presents new stylistic material in support of the discovery (in 2005) that the Bedford Hours were designed in the years 1414-1415, at the same time as the Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry. The Bedford Hours would appear to have been made for the dauphin, Louis de Guyenne, in light of the occurrence of several of his emblems under the principle miniatures, as well as the calendar programme, which is inspired by Ovid’s Fasti. The identification of the heraldry in the miniature of the history of the fl eur de lis (f. 288v) by Michel Pastoureau demonstrates that the miniature also represents the coronation of Henry V in 1429 in the presence of Philippe le Bon, Anne de Bourgogne and John de Mowbray, duke of Norfolk and earl marshall.

"Des heures sans valeur" : le travail des serveuses en horaire de jour

À partir d'une recherche empirique menée auprès de serveuses et de serveurs de restaurant, cet article montre comment, même dans un emploi à temps complet, les horaires de travail sont un puissant facteur de différenciation et de hiérarchisation des situations professionnelles selon le sexe. Dans la restauration, ce sont systématiquement des femmes qui sont affectées à l'horaire continu de la journée, une modalité horaire peu attractive du point de vue de la nature du travail et de sa valeur. L'analyse des mécanismes en jeu dans l'attribution des horaires de travail selon le sexe montre que l'horaire de jour implique des tâches qui rappellent, par leur contenu, leur rythme, et les rapports sociaux dans lesquels elles s'inscrivent, le travail que les femmes effectuent gratuitement dans la sphère familiale.

Heures de Jean de Montauban, amiral de France.

Cordeliers.

Enregistrement des fluctuations de la pression intraoculaire sur 24 heures par une lentille de contact intégrant un capteur: tolérance et résultats chez 10 sujets sains

AbstractPurpose: to evaluate the tolerability, comfort and precision of the signal transmission of an ocular Sensor used for 24-hour intraocular pressure fluctuation monitoring in humans.Patients and methods: In this uncontrolled open trial involving 10 healthy volunteers an 8.7 mm radius prototype ocular telemetry Sensor (SENSIMED Triggerfish®, Lausanne, Switzerland) and an orbital bandage containing a loop antenna were applied and connected to a portable recorder after full eye examination. Best corrected visual acuity and position, surface wetting ability and mobility of the Sensor were assessed after 5 and 30 minutes, 4, 12 and 24 hours. Subjective wearing comfort was scored and activities documented in a logbook. After Sensor removal a full eye examination was repeated and the recorded signal analyzed.Results: The comfort score was high and did not fluctuate significantly over time. The mobility of the Sensor was limited across follow-up visits and its surface wetting ability remained good. Best corrected visual acuity was significantly reduced during Sensor wear and immediately after its removal (from 1.07 before, to 0.85 after, P-value 0.008). Three subjects developed a mild, transient corneal abrasion. In all but one participant we obtained usable data of a telemetric signal recording with sufficient sensitivity to depict ocular pulsation.Conclusions: This 24-hour- trial has encouraging results on the tolerability and functionality of the ocular telemetric Sensor for intraocular pressure fluctuation monitoring. Further studies with different Sensor radii conducted on a larger study population are needed to improve comfort, precision and interpretation of the telemetric signal.

Heures a lusaige de Romme tout au long sans riens requerir : avecques les apparissions de la resurrection de nostre seigneur Jesuchrist et plusieurs histoires de l'apocalipse ([Reprod.]) / Jehan de Brie

Collection : French books before 1601 ; 64.2

Fonction ventriculaire gauche après revascularisation pour occlusion d'une coronaire d'une durée de 1-2 heures [Left ventricular function following revascularization for occlusion of a coronary artery lasting 1 to 2 hours].

The time-lag between coronary occlusion and irreversible damage to the myocardium is ill-defined in man. In 10 patients the changes in left ventricular function have been studied after coronary occlusion during diagnostic or therapeutic cardiac catheterization of 1-2 hours' duration. Revascularization was achieved either surgically or through intracoronary streptokinase infusion. The interval between occlusion and onset of extracorporal circulation or reopening was 61 to 119 minutes. Despite enzyme elevation (CPK, CK-MB, SGOT) and appearance of Q-waves in 5 patients, no significant alteration of left ventricular function was noted on repeat cardiac catheterization 10 to 230 days after the accident. These observations, suggest that coronary occlusion of 1-2 hours' duration fails to produce significant irreversible damage to the myocardium despite electrocardiographic and enzymatic signs of myocardial infarction.

Reliure de : Heures nouvelles à l'usage des laïcs , suivant le nouveau Breviaire

[Bréviaire romain (Extraits). Heures. Français]

Reliure de : Heures présentées à Madame la Dauphine

[Bréviaire romain (Extraits), Heures. Français. Circa 1745-1746]