Jan Kochanowski w Czarnolesie : obrazy z końca szesnastego wieku /

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Psalterz Kochanowskiego : jego powstanie, źródla, wzory /

"Osobne odbicie z t. xlviii Roszpraw Wydziau filolog. Akademii Umieje̜tnośsi w Krakowie."

Dzieła.

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Skazani i a kni a zi a Kurbskago.

ch. 1. Istori i a Ioanna Groznago.--ch. 2. Perepiska s Ioannom i drugimi lit s ami.

Ugolovnye zakony T︠S︡ari︠a︡ i Velikago Kni︠a︡zi︠a︡ Ioanna IV Vasil'evicha /

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Ivan le Terrible /

Bibliography: p. 535-552.

Rossiada : poėma v XII-ti [i.e. dvi͡enadt͡sati] pi͡esni͡akh : polnyĭ tekst poėmy : obʺi͡asnitelʹnyi͡a statʹi /

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Adam und Eva [Illustration] : Ölgemälde, ca. 1530

Jan Gossaert

Het Beclach van Jencheer Jan van Hembyse : dichtstuk der XVI. eeuw /

"Ph. Blommaert" (p. 52).

Industry short reports : School of Urban Development, QUT Jan, 2010

Management and staff of the spatial science program at QUT. Student numbers discussion, Alumni News, Staff and Laboratories moving, Work Integrated Learning in 2010.

Militarism and International Relations : Political economy, security, theory, edited by Anna Stavrianakis and Jan Selby, Abingdon, Routledge, 2012, 212 pp., £80.00 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-415-61491-7

An engaging narrative is maintained throughout this edited collection of articles that address the issue of militarism in international relations. The book seamlessly integrates historical and contemporary perspectives on militarism with theory and relevant international case studies, resulting in a very informative read. The work is comprised of three parts. Part 1 deals with the theorisation of militarism and includes chapters by Anna Stavrianakis and Jan Selby, Martin Shaw, Simon Dalby, and Nicola Short. It covers a range of topics relating to historical and contemporary theories of militarism, geopolitical threat construction, political economy, and the US military’s ‘cultural turn’.

Members of the Godshaw (Gottschalk) family, Anne, Donald, Molly, Freddy, Jan and Hal; Hannover, Germany. Portraits Family

The family was in Hannover, Germany, for the dedication of the memorial to the Holocaust, the Mahnmal am Opernplatz; from left to right: Anne Godshaw nee Pick, Donald Godshaw, Molly Godshaw nee Peck, Freddy Godshaw, Jan Godshaw nee McKay, and Hal (Hans Ludwig Gottschalk) Godshaw.

Members of the Godshaw (Gottschalk) family, Anne, Donald, Molly, Freddy, Jan and Hal; Hannover, Germany. Portraits Family

The family was in Hannover, Germany, for the dedication of the memorial to the Holocaust, the Mahnmal am Opernplatz; from left to right: Anne Godshaw nee Pick, Donald Godshaw, Molly Godshaw nee Peck, Freddy Godshaw, Jan Godshaw nee McKay, and Hal (Hans Ludwig Gottschalk) Godshaw.

Control of Agent Swarms using Generalized Centroidal Cyclic Pursuit Laws

One of the major tasks in swarm intelligence is to design decentralized but homogenoeus strategies to enable controlling the behaviour of swarms of agents. It has been shown in the literature that the point of convergence and motion of a swarm of autonomous mobile agents can be controlled by using cyclic pursuit laws. In cyclic pursuit, there exists a predefined cyclic connection between agents and each agent pursues the next agent in the cycle. In this paper we generalize this idea to a case where an agent pursues a point which is the weighted average of the positions of the remaining agents. This point correspond to a particular pursuit sequence. Using this concept of centroidal cyclic pursuit, the behavior of the agents is analyzed such that, by suitably selecting the agents' gain, the rendezvous point of the agents can be controlled, directed linear motion of the agents can be achieved, and the trajectories of the agents can be changed by switching between the pursuit sequences keeping some of the behaviors of the agents invariant. Simulation experiments are given to support the analytical proofs.

Acerca del Troço de la corónica del rey don Enrique el Doliente del manuscrito BNM 1530

Resumen: A raíz del descubrimiento de un testimonio desconocido perteneciente a la tradición de la Refundición del Sumario del Despensero, en ff. 238v-239v del manuscrito Biblioteca Nacional de España 15530 (BETA manid 4978), la ponencia se propone indagar el procedimiento fragmentario de construcción del objeto historiable en las obras historiográficas del siglo XV conocidas como sumarios de crónicas. Del mismo modo, vincula este fragmento con los hechos narrados en el “Magnicidio de Alfaro” (Crónica de Sancho IV) proponiendo su inclusión dentro del tópico “prendimiento de un grande”, el cual encuentra significativos ejemplos en la cronística medieval española.