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Juan María Gutiérrez: La Constitución no es otra cosa más que la Nación Argentina hecha ley.
Quimica 10ma Edicion by Raymond Chang
Quimica 10ma Edición - Raymond ChangHere is a book of chemistry, is very complete and explains very well many topics, ideal if you are starting in the area, and need support to undesrtand the ideas with the scientific labia.
Proceedings of the Huminfra Conference (HiC 2024)
Accessing centuries of documentation -Resources to improve access to Swedish rock art documentation and metadata2024 •
The archive of rock art documentation maintained by SHFA provides a valuable resource to archaeologists and others who study rock art. The archive includes images of rock art documentation, sites, and the documentation process, from the 17 th century to the more recent high resolution 3D recording and visualizations. In the last few years, GRIDH, in collaboration with SHFA, have begun to improve access to the archive through a Django-based solution and new digital resources. In this paper, we introduce the images in the archive, provide details on the new digital resources, and reflect on how the new website will impact data availability and rock art research.
Cuadernos de Investigación Geográfica
The need to understand the cultural biographies of alpine and subalpine landscapes during Later Prehistory: Upland Archaeology in the Cantabrian Mountains2019 •
[EN]: Current debates around the Anthropocene tend to focus on recent planetary-scale processes. However, regional and small-scale processes can be very telling about human agency in the shaping of landscapes overtime. Indeed, anthropogenic impacts of different intensities can be observed on landscapes since Prehistory – even in such remote and allegedly marginal areas as deserts, wetlands or mountains. In this article, I reflect on the long-term anthropization of alpine and subalpine areas in the western area of the Cantabrian Mountains (North-West of Iberia) in Later Prehistory. Studying the earlier anthropogenic pressure on upland environs in this period reminds us of the potential of landscape archaeology to enhance interdisciplinarity in debates about the Anthropocene. With the aim of emphasizing the role of archaeology as a mediating arena between social sciences, humanities and earth sciences, I analyse the scarce archaeological information available for upland landscapes of this study area to show how these datasets can nuance evolutionary interpretations of paleo-environmental sequences studied at natural deposits. Only through integrated and comprehensive discussions around the cultural and environmental traits of landscapes will we be able to fully understand the complex social contexts where agrarian labour and collective action shaped the alpine and subalpine areas in the Cantabrian Mountains since the spread of the Neolithic. [ES]: Los debates actuales sobre el Antropoceno suelen estar centrados en procesos de escala planetaria, mientras procesos a menor escala pueden mostrarnos mucha información sobre la capacidad de acción humana en la formación de los paisajes a lo largo del tiempo. De hecho, se pueden observar impactos antropogénicos con diferentes intensidades desde la Prehistoria, incluso en áreas remotas o pretendidamente marginales como los desiertos, las zonas pantanosas o las montañas. En este trabajo, se reflexiona sobre el proceso diacrónico de antropización de las zonas alpinas y subalpinas del área occidental de la Cordillera Cantábrica (Noroeste de Iberia) durante la Prehistoria reciente. Estudiando la más temprana presión humana sobre los ambientes altimontanos en este período podemos reclamar el potencial de la Arqueología del Paisaje como estímulo para la interdisciplinariedad en los debates acerca del Antropoceno. Con el ánimo de enfatizar el papel que la Arqueología puede desempeñar como ámbito para la mediación entre las Ciencias Sociales, las Humanidades y las Ciencias de la Tierra, se examina la escasa información arqueológica disponible en los paisajes de alta montaña del área de estudio para mostrar cómo estos datos pueden matizar las interpretaciones evolucionistas de las secuencias paleoambientales estudiadas en depósitos naturales. Sólo a través de discusiones integradas y comprehensivas sobre los complejos contextos sociales en los que el trabajo agrario y la acción colectiva modeló las áreas alpinas y subalpinas en la Cordillera Cantábrica a partir de la expansión del Neolítico.
The growth kinetics of E.coli is studied using the shake flask fermentation was studied by plotting the graph of real absorbance optical density versus time. The Terrific Broth is prepared by autoclaving the media at 121°C for 20 minutes. The E.coli inoculum was grown for 5 hours at 300 rpm. 10% of the inoculum which is 15mL is added into sterilized media of 150 mL then incubated in thermostat rotary shaker at required rotational speed and temperature for 16 hours. An amount of sample was transferred into the sampling tube every one hour interval. The absorbance optical density is measured using the spectrophotometer. The lag phase occur during the 0 th hour until the 1 st hour, where the bacteria began to adapt themselves to the growth conditions. After going through lag phase, the bacteria undergo the exponential phase which started at the 1 st hour until the 7 th hours. The value of the maximum growth rate (max) of the cell from the slope of the graph ln X/X0 versus time, where max is at 0.0571 hr-1. The appearance of the 2nd exponential phase was due to the presence of foreign microorganisms from the environment where it is believed to have consumed the E.Coli as a source of nutrients. The death phase occurred at time t = 11 to t =14 where the sudden death of the microorganism was because insufficient source of nutrients that has been fully consumed. The net for the respective phase are net, lag phase = 0.0460 h-1 , net, exponential phase = max = 0.0571 hr-1 , net, stationary phase = 0.0000 hr-1 , net, death phase = 0.0000 hr-1 .
Mathematicala Methods of Physics II (Phys 2032 Lecture Note).pdf By Jifar Raya
Mathematical Methods of Physics II2020 •
Türk Dünyası İncelemeleri
Dede Korkut Destanlarında Gocebe Oguzların Savas Stratejileri Uzerine Bir Deneme2023 •
TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment
The Proximity City: a comparative analysis between Paris, Barcelona and MilanLangmuir
Core–Shell Pluronic-Organosilica Nanoparticles with Controlled Polarity and Oxygen Permeability2021 •
Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms
Optimal Bound on the Combinatorial Complexity of Approximating Polytopes2020 •
The American Journal of Human Genetics
Whole-Exome Sequencing Identifies Mutations of KIF22 in Spondyloepimetaphyseal Dysplasia with Joint Laxity, Leptodactylic Type2011 •
Ekonomski horizonti
10.5937/ekonhor1403239o = Inconsistent application of International Financial Reporting Standards2014 •
Materials Research. 2024; 27:e20230426
Effect of Heating Rate on the Kinetics of Martensitic Transformation of Ni-Ti-Hf alloys using Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC)2024 •
Tjiang Yuwono