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Showing 1 to 20 of 3015 for “"Ce"”.
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CE merkingar. CE merkið og leikföng
… og prófunum ásamt vottunaraðferðum. Vörur með CE merkingu má markaðssetja og selja í þeim löndum sem tilheyra EES, þ.e. ESB aðildarríkjum og EFTA löndunum þremur, Íslandi, Noregi og Liechtenstein. Sala þeirra er óháð því hvort varan sé framleidd í heimalandi sínu eða ekki og gilda kröfurnar …
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CE-microreactor-CE-MS-MS for protein analysis
Capillary electrophoresis-mass spectrometry (CE-MS) provides a powerful system that combines the speed and automation capabilities of CE with the detection and identification capabilities of MS. Integrating on-line enzymatic microreactor digestion with a CE-MS system reduces sample handling and …
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Fifth-century CE Greek Christian verse paraphrase
… questions: What sort of cultural significance does the linguistic transmutation of prose texts into verse entail? How does such a transformation reimagine the relationship between aesthetics and theology? What is the projected engagement of such texts with their audience? My central …
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Aspetti processuali del Regolamento n. 1/2003/Ce
The recent reform in European antitrust enforcement is embodied in Regolation n. 1/2003/ Ce and related Communications. Since 2004 when it came into force, some crytical assessments can already be made. The work starts from some technical analysis of the reform, under a procedural perspective, to …
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Housing and Urban Transformation in Carthage, 400--700 CE
… archaeological investigations for more than a century, the domestic sphere in Carthage remains only superficially understood. In this dissertation, therefore, I examine all extant sources of evidence for post-Roman housing in Carthage, in order to understand more clearly not only the later …
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Modeling Dissolved Oxygen in Lake Powell using CE-QUAL-W2
… using a hydrodynamic and water quality model, CE-QUAL-W2. Previously the model has been used at Lake Powell to simulate hydrodynamics, temperature, and total dissolved solids with a reasonable degree of accuracy. An additional parameter, dissolved oxygen, will be added to the simulations and …
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The door motif in Roman art: 200 BCE – 320 CE
… motif in Roman Italy, from its initial appearance in the second century BCE, to its disappearance in the early fourth century CE. My research expands the corpus from 91 examples to 242 examples. The door motif can be defined as the fundamental rather than incidental rendering of a door found in …
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Rethinking the Third Century CE: Contemporary Historiography and Political Narrative
… about Rome’s political upheaval in the third century CE. This period is conventionally defined by the growing political influence of the army at the expense of the Senate, after the Severan emperors made it clear that their hold on power rested on military support. The soldiers would grow …
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Study of LaBr3 (Ce) detector response to high energy helium ions
The space radiation environment is a complex mixed field composed of neutral and charged particles such as photons, protons, alpha, and other particles. The mixture of these different particles creates a challenge in any accurate measurement with radiation detection devices. Lanthanum Bromide …
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Psychiatric Clinicians’ Perspectives On Continuing Education (CE) Programming In Rural Maine
… of barriers that psychiatric clinicians face when attempting to attend continuing education programming. The purpose of this qualitative, phenomenological research study was to explore continuing education practices within the health care industry, specifically mental health care, with a …
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Visual Communication on Cajamarca Ceramics from pre-Hispanic Peru, 1000 - 1460 CE
This project analyzes a database of 118 ceramic sherds that were excavated from the Late Intermediate Period site of Yanaorco, located in the Cajamarca region of the north highlands in present-day Peru, for vessel form, style, and imagery. Through the placement of these sherds within the context of …
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The Church of Antioch and the Eucharistic traditions (ca. 35–130 CE)
… earliest church of Syrian Antioch (ca. 35–130 CE), there came together ‘divergent theological traditions’. Yet here these traditions were ‘balanced’ and ‘synthesized’. So, from Antioch, there emerged a ‘middle [traditional or theological] position’, the via media that facilitated the ‘Christian …
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An Archaeobotanical History of Arable Agriculture in Yorkshire (4000 BCE - 1100 CE)
The extensive reports produced by commercial and research excavations provide valuable, though under-exploited, data for investigating macro-scale changes in the archaeobotanical record. In this thesis, I undertake a comprehensive synthesis of archaeobotanical evidence to critically analyse the …
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Embedded Histories: Belonging in the Maghreb from 1st c. BCE - 4th c. CE
… Drawing on theoretical models from fields like race studies and indigenous studies, it investigates attestations of identity throughout the Maghreb from the first century BCE up to the early fourth century CE. Next, it defines ancient identity as a tool individuals used to facilitate belonging …
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The suburban villa (munya) and court culture in Umayyad Cordoba (756-976 CE)
As the capital of the Umayyad dynasty (r. 756 CE-1031 CE), the city of Cordoba developed into one of the most renowned urban centers of the western Mediterranean. The Great Mosque of Cordoba is the outstanding testament to the architectural activities of the dynasty, yet textual and material …
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Under the Empire’s Eye: The Psychosocial Stress of Chimú Human Sacrifice (1100–1450 CE)
For centuries, the Chimú Empire (1100–1470 CE) ruled Peru’s North Coast, consolidating power through conquest, ideology, and spectacular rituals of human and animal sacrifice. Excavations at the coastal sites of Pampa La Cruz (PLC) and Huanchaquito Las Llamas (HLL) have uncovered the largest known …
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