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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Ostend"”.

  1. The Quaternary geological evolution of the Belgian Continental Shelf, southern North Sea

    … (former Top-Tertiary) surface, i.e. the Ostend Valley. The three units, separated by tidal ravinement surfaces, represent successive phases of a transgressive estuarine infilling during the Eemian sea-level rise. After the final phase, shoreface erosion was that severe, that seismic unit …

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  2. Of fish, pigs and cesspits : a comparative study of stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analyses on animal bone and soil samples from five medieval sites in Belguim

    … analysed from four other late medieval sites: Ostend, Bruges, Aalst and Namur. Bone collagen samples fiorn Walraversijde showed an ocean-derived saline influence on the isotopic values of especially sheep/goats. Dogs, often used in prehistoric research as dietary proxies for humans, are …

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  3. Knowledge of South African anaesthesia registrars of the theory and practice of spinal anaesthesia for caesarean section

    … Software version 20.218 (MedCalc Software Ltd, Ostend, Belgium; https://www.medcalc.org; 2023). The Shapiro-Wilk test tested for normal distribution. Subgroup comparisons within demographic 8 categories were performed using non-parametric tests (Mann-Whitney-U test for two independent samples …

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  4. The other cross-channel neighbor: Imagining and appropriating Belgium in nineteenth-century British literature and culture

    This dissertation investigates the effects of increasingly negative perceptions on the representation of Belgium in Victorian literature, but also those of more positive associations, particularly in the literature that more closely followed Belgium's independence. The study focuses on works by …

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