876 research outputs found
Brenner 2020 – Ntano – Audio 3
No full textMontage by Klaus-Peter Brenner of two audio tracks: (1) Malaŵian Sena ntano polyphonic multi-part singing. Track B3 from Gerhard Kubik and Moya Aliya Malamusi (1989), Südliches Malaŵi. Musiker aus Malaŵi. “Opeka nyimbo” Musiker-Komponisten. / Southern Malaŵi: Musicians from Malaŵi. “Opeka nyimbo” Musician-composers. Berlin: Musikethnologische Abteilung, Museum für Völkerkunde Berlin, Staatliche Museen Preußischer Kulturbesitz. MC 15. Double LP. (2) Excerpt of the Shona mbira dzavadzimu piece “Nhemamusasa”, kushaura and kutsinhira parts both played by the author; one harmonic cycle extracted, looped and tempo digitally increased according to the original tempo of recording (1). Excerpts of both tracks are looped and digitally superimposed in order to demonstrate their remarkable degree of structural congruence. Discussion of the montage in Klaus-Peter Brenner (2020), “A Grammatical Merger of Heterogeneous Musical Structures: The Vocal Polyphony Ntano of the Sena of Southern Malaŵi.” In Understanding Musics: Festschrift on the Occasion of Gerd Grupe\u27s 65th Birthday, ed. Malik Sharif and Kendra Stepputat, 125–151. Düren: Shaker
Cosmoscepsia Catholica, Das ist/ Allgemeiner Weltlauff/ und was sich denckwürdiges unnd newes in der gehelen gantzen Welt/ sowol in Geistlichen als Weltlichen Sachen verlauffen und zugetragen / Mit schönen Kupfferstücken gezieret/ und in Truck gegeben: Durch M. Sebastianum Prennern ...
No full textWendy Brenner
No full textWendy Brenner visited The College at Brockport in October 1996. She is an author and professor of Creative Writing.Archived web contentSUNY BrockportWriters Forum Author Photo
Wendy Brenner
No full textWendy Brenner visited The College at Brockport in October 1996. She is an author and professor of Creative Writing.https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/writers_photos/1007/thumbnail.jp
Stress protein modulation in HIV-1 infected CD4-expressing cells
No full textHeat shock or stress proteins (HSPs), are a large family of phylogenetically conserved molecules that can be constitutively expressed at high levels under normal physiological conditions. These proteins are selectively synthesized following metabolic and environmental insult. This study was designed to determine whether cognate and/or inducible HSP production are altered in CD4-expressing lymphocytic cell lines concomitant with acute and chronic human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-l) infection. Our findings indicate that in CEM.NKR cells, HSP27 production is selectively altered at early stages of acute HIV-infection (6-24h post-infection), subsequent to virus internalization but prior to synthesis of viral progeny. Levels of HSP27 induction were viral dose-dependent and were not accompanied by any alterations in cellular proliferation. In contrast, acute HIV-infection was not associated with significant quantitative changes in the constitutive expression of HSP60, HSP70, or HSP90. Nevertheless, a transient, marked induction of select HSP70 subspecies was evident at early stages of infection, finally disappearing by 48-72h. Acute-infection of Jurkat cells resulted in similar patterns of de novo induction of HSP27 and HSP70 isoforms. Uninfected and chronically-infected CEM extracts showed little detectable constitutive HSP27. However, synthesis of select HSP27 and HSP70 homologues in chronically-infected cells was observed following exposure to a mild heat shock and doses of TNF. Similar HSP70 homologues arose in chronically-infected cells treated with heat-shock and TNF. These findings indicate that HSP pathways are uniquely modulated in CD4+ cells as a consequence of acute and chronic HIV-1 infection
A Comprehensive Companion to Hemingway’s \u3cem\u3eA Moveable Feast\u3c/em\u3e: Annotation to Interpretation
No full textThorough guide to the people, places, events, and allusions mentioned in Hemingway’s posthumously published Parisian memoir. Brenner identifies, defines, explicates, and interprets each entry, bringing to bear his extensive biographical, historical, and cultural knowledge of the author and era. Brenner’s introduction examines the volume’s composition, controversial editing, publication, and critical reception
Abner Brenner
No full textABNER BRENNER
NBS:1930 ‑ 1971
Birth: August 5, 1908, Kansas City, Missouri
Death: August 13, 1999, Bethesda, Maryland
Education:
University of Missouri, BA (Chemistry), 1929
University of Wisconsin, MS (Chemistry), 1930
University of Maryland, PhD (chemistry), 1939
Principal field:
Electrodeposition
Positions held at NBS:
Chief, Electrolysis and Metal Deposition Section
Honors:
U.S. Department of Commerce: Silver Medal, 1958; Gold Medal, 1963
American Electroplaters' Society: Proctor Award, 1946/48; Heussner Award, 1958; Scientific Achievement Award, 1961
Electrochemical Society William Blum Award, 1965
Elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi
Memberships:
American Chemical Society
American Electroplaters' Society
Institute of Metal Finishing
Electrochemical Society
Washington Association of Scientists
Washing Academy of Sciences (Chairman, Committee on Science Talent)
Publications:
Author of many technical publications in the electroplating field and holds patents on 22 inventions, including the magnagage, an instrument used to measure the thickness of plated coatings, and the spiral contractometer
Transitando entre a Diáspora e a Terra de Israel no romance "Mikan Umikan" de Yossef Haim Brenner
No full text"Mikan Umikan" ("Daqui e de lá") é o primeiro romance de Brenner publicado na Palestina, em 1911. Brenner, integrante da segunda aliá, nasceu na atual Ucrânia, em 1881, e morreu na Palestina em 1921. Nesse romance, Brenner transita entre dois mundos: o mundo da tradição e da diáspora e o mundo novo que ele vê renascer numa terra antiga que lhe provoca dúvidas e questionamentos. Se até a época de Brenner a literatura hebraica apresentava uma visão idílica da Terra de Israel, nessa obra o autor a apresenta a partir de uma perspectiva realista. Sua obra se caracteriza por um profundo pessimismo em relação ao mundo que o rodeia. Transiting between Diaspora and the Land of Israel in the novel "Mikan Umikan" by Yossef Haim Brenner - Abstract: "Mikan Umikan" ("From Here and From There") is the first novel by Brenner published in Palestine, in 1911. Brenner, who immigrated to Palestine in the second wave of immigration (Second Alia), was born in the Ukraine in 1881 and died in Palestine in 1921. In this novel, Brenner moves between two worlds: the world of tradition and the Diaspora and the new world where he is reborn in an ancient land which presents him with doubts and questions. If until Brenner’s time Hebrew literature presented an idyllic view of the land of Israel, in this work the author portrays the land from a realist perspective. His work is characterized by a deep pessimism in regards to the world surrounding him
Studies on the preferential uptake of D-glucose by plasma membranes isolated from human omental lipocytes
No full text"Spain's honest man", un reportaje inédito de Anita Brenner sobre Miguel de Unamuno
No full textThis article publishes the unpublished report ?Spain?s Honest Man?, written by the Mexican author Anita Brenner to introduce Miguel de Unamuno?s figure and works to the US public opinion. Originally written inEnglish for Scribner?s Magazine in 1931, the report is now published in bilingual version Spanish-English, preceded by an introductory study and accompanied with textual and contextual footnotes
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