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Bennet and McLaren Store
No full textBennet & McLaren Store and Diamond Gallery on Front Street in Marietta, early photograph with people on street. Marietta College Special Collections owns a postcard print of this image that indicates the original photograph was taken ca. 1875 on Front Street, and that the man in the center, between the doors, is Peter McLaren. An advertisement in "The Marietta Register", August 15, 1872, states that W.P. Bennet and Peter McLaren's Diamond Gallery was located on the first floor, opposite the post office.
Various sources indicate that William P. Bennet was the photographer and Peter McLaren owned the building and a share in the business. The photo gallery was opened in 1872 and the building was destroyed in the Flood of 1884. Bennet committed suicide by drowning in the Muskingum River in 1911, at the age of 92
Lydia Bennet em dois tempos
No full textEsse ensaio tem por objetivo fazer uma análise da personagem Lydia Bennet, da obra Pride and Prejudice (1813), da escritora inglesa Jane Austen, como apresentada na obra original e em sua transposição para o século XXI, na adaptação americana para a websérie The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (2012). Nosso intuito é estabelecer uma comparação entre os parâmetros de comportamento enfatizados nas duas épocas, a partir da análise de possibilidades de movimentação dessa personagem. Como embasamento teórico-crítico, utilizamos conceitos de gênero como propostos por Scott (1986) e Lauretis (1994), que entendem os papeis de homem e de mulher como construções sociais impostas aos indivíduos, as quais são incorporadas como princípios naturais e inerentes de cada sexo. A partir dessa análise, podemos entender Lydia Bennet como uma personagem cujos comportamentos previsíveis e decorrentes dos valores que absorve servem como exemplo desse condicionamento social, ao mesmo tempo em que revelam a ironia e o questionamento de paradigmas que subjazem a sua criação, tanto na versão do século XIX quanto na do século XXI.The objective of this essay is to analyze the character Lydia Bennet, from Pride and Prejudice (1813), by the British writer Jane Austen, as displayed in the original work and its transposition to the 21st c, in the American adaptation to the webseries The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (2012). Our intention is to establish a comparison between the behavior standards in each time, based on the analysis of possibilities of moves of the character. As theoretical and critical assumption, we use gender concepts proposed by Scott (1986) and Lauretis (1994). Those concepts understand the man’s and woman’s roles as social constructions imposed to the subjects. Such roles are incorporated as natural and inherent of each sex. Given this analysis, we are able to understand Lydia Bennet, whose acts are consequence of values she absorbs, as an example of this social condition. At the same time, she reveals an irony and a questioning over the paradigms that sustain her growth, both in her version in the 19th c. as in the 21st c
En reflektion över en studie i kollektivt musicerande
No full textLåt 1-6, kompositör: David BennetMedverkande:David Bennet - AltsaxofonNiklas Barnö - TrumpetGuto Lucena - TenorsaxofonMauritz Agnas - KontrabasAndreas Pettersson - Trummor</p
A critique of the altaicization hypothesis
No full textBennet Paul. A critique of the altaicization hypothesis. In: Cahiers de linguistique - Asie orientale, vol. 6, 1979. pp. 91-104
Bennet Cassell honored with emeritus status
No full textBennet Cassell, professor of dairy science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Virginia Tech, has been conferred the "professor emeritus" title by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.</p
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No full textNot AvailableEye parasites belonging to the genus Bomolochus are comparatively few. Two
species have been recorded hitherto from the Indian waters, B. sardinellae Bennet
(1964) and B. varunae Bennet (1966). Both of them were found on the eyes of clupeid
fishes. The present species was found on the eye of the Indian mackerel Rastrelliger
kanagurta from the Calicut coast. As in other eye parasites B. jonesi is lodged
between the eye ball and the adipose lid of the host. At times, when disturbed it
goes deeper in the orbit over the eye ball, hiding from outside view. Over two
hundred specimens, all females, were obtained between August 1965 and July 1966.
During August, November and February about 60% of the host fish were infested.
In July all the fish examined (over 50) were parasitised.
The species name is chosen in grateful appreciation for the encouragement
given by Dr. S. Jones in this study on the eye parasites of fishes.Not Availabl
On Bomolochus jonesi sp. Nov. parasitic on the eye of the Indian mackerel Rastrelliger kanagurta
No full textEye parasites belonging to the genus Bomolochus are comparatively few. Two
species have been recorded hitherto from the Indian waters, B. sardinellae Bennet
(1964) and B. varunae Bennet (1966). Both of them were found on the eyes of clupeid
fishes. The present species was found on the eye of the Indian mackerel Rastrelliger
kanagurta from the Calicut coast. As in other eye parasites B. jonesi is lodged
between the eye ball and the adipose lid of the host. At times, when disturbed it
goes deeper in the orbit over the eye ball, hiding from outside view. Over two
hundred specimens, all females, were obtained between August 1965 and July 1966.
During August, November and February about 60% of the host fish were infested.
In July all the fish examined (over 50) were parasitised.
The species name is chosen in grateful appreciation for the encouragement
given by Dr. S. Jones in this study on the eye parasites of fishes
Author-wise bibliometric analysis based on entropy.
No full textAuthor-wise bibliometric analysis based on entropy.</p
Sensitivity of P- and L-Band SAR Tomography to Above-Ground Biomass in a Hilly Temperate Forest
No full textTomographic synthetic aperture radar (TomoSAR) is a promising technique for the estimation of forest above-ground biomass (AGB), but knowledge gaps still remain concerning the effects of forest type and ground topography. This article presents new results at P- and L-bands based on data acquired during the TomoSense campaign. The study area is a temperate forest, predominantly beech and spruce, with ground slopes ranging up to 40°. Analysis of vertical reflectivity profiles shows distinct differences for spruce and beech. Three AGB retrieval methods are analyzed, i.e., total vertical backscatter I tot, canopy backscatter from a height layer Ic, and the ratio Icr= Ic/Itot. All three methods show sensitivity to AGB for spruce, whereas for beech, this is only true for the two latter methods. For the P-band, a significant ground slope effect is observed, while less so for the L-band. The highest R2 is obtained for spruce with HV polarization, Ic and ground slopes less than 10°, i.e., R2 = 0.86 and RMSE =15.6% for P-band and R2 = 0.75 and RMSE =12.5% for L-band. Corresponding results by including all forest types are R2 = 0.77 and RMSE =11.4% for P-band and R2 = 0.54 and RMSE =12.0% for the L-band. Moreover, the performance of using I cr is similar to that of Ic. The ratio I cr can be determined without absolute radiometric calibration which relaxes system requirements. This article reinforces the potential of TomoSAR for forest AGB estimation and draws attention to important effects of tree species and ground slope
Wedding album of Carole Greene and Bennet Mermel, June 1, 1952
No full textCarole Greene and Cantor Bennet Mermel were married at the Flushing Jewish Center in Queens on June 1, 1952.Digital imageDigital finding aid
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