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Role of in vivo reflectance confocal microscopy in the analysis of melanocytic lesions
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Aggregate Supply and Demand, Fundamental Variables of the Macroeconomic Prediciton
No full textThe macroeconomic prediction has extremely important, complex and difficult objectives in a competitive economy and that is due to a multitude of reasons. In this context, we estimated the fact that a key-role can be attribute to the anticipation and the projection of some essential balances of the development, process which is at the basis of the prospective study of the behaviors of the aggregate demand and offer – the concepts and the variables with the highest degree of generalization from the study of the economy and not only. We started in our study, from the analytical basics of the aggregate demand and offer, we pointed out the dependence of the production and of the prices on the interaction of the aggregate demand and offer, we used as working instruments the curves of the aggregate demand and supply and we outlines the consequences of the variation of the two sized under different circumstances.aggregate demand, aggregate supply, balance price, potential production
Des Alters Sonderbahre Glückseeligkeit : Solche ward als S.T. Herr Const: Christian Dedekind im 79. Jahr mit Seiner Hertzegeliebten Eheliebsten Fr. Maria Doroth: geb. Weberin im 76. Jahr nach glücklich geführten 50 Jährigen Ehestand und darin gezeugten 11. Eheleibe und 30 KindesKindern den 12 Decembr. A[nn]o 1706. ein, nach altem gebrauch erneuerstes Hochzeit Festin beging / mit diesen Emblematischen figuren ... Glückwünschend vorgestellt, von Moritz Bodenehr in Dreßden. F. G: Schlitterlau sc.
No full textGlückwunschgedicht für Constantin Christian Dedekind und Maria Dorothea, geb. Weber, zur goldenen Hochzeit, 12. Dez. 1706Fingerprint nach Ex. der HAB Wolfenbüttel und der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltKupfert
Constantin Brunner Collection 1866-2010
No full textThe collection contains almost the complete estate of Constantin Brunner (i.e. Leo Wertheimer) as well as a substantial collection of documents and correspondence from the Brunner Circle and about Brunner's reception. The collection includes ca. 31,000 letters (among them ca. 5,000 letters by and to Brunner), 1,300 manuscripts (among them ca. 200 manuscripts by Brunner), 1,700 published works (among them ca. 200 works by Brunner, new editions and translations of his works), and 1,100 photographs (among them ca. 120 photographs of Brunner).This collection combines the Constantin Brunner estates in the archives of the Leo Baeck Institute New York and the Internationaal Constantin Brunner Instituut in The Hague.Constantin Brunner (actually named Leo Wertheimer) was born in Altona, Germany on August 27, 1862, the grandson of Rabbi Akiba Wertheimer. He studied at the Jewish Teachers Seminary in Cologne and at the Universities in Berlin and Freiburg 1893-95 with Leo Berg (later Otto Ernst), publisher of the periodical The Observer in Hamburg. Brunner lived since 1895 as an independent academic with his family in Berlin; 1913-30 in Potsdam and after l933 in exile in The Hague, where he died on August 27, 1937.With his Magnum Opus Die Lehre von den Geistigen und vom Volk (1908) he conceptualized a philosophical System connected to Spinoza and against Kant, Nietzsche and academic philosophy. Brunner fostered concrete and practical consequences of his ideal, the "spiritual reflection." In Our Christ (1921) he sketched a concept of the "Spiritual", thus engaging in Christian and Jewish debates about Jesus.Politically Brunner was a protagonist of emancipation. He took a determined position against German nationalism and racial theory, but also against Zionism (Der Judenhass und die Juden 1918.) Brunner considered himself a "recluse" and did not participate in academic discussions.Since the publication of his main work in 1908, but especially due to his personality, Brunner attracted the spiritually young, as well as intellectuals, politicians and artists, thus creating the â"Brunner-Circle". These friends, who corresponded with him and visited him, made Brunners' practical stipulation their own. Apart from Berlin, where a Constantin Brunner Society was formed in 1925, the main center was in Czernowitz, (the "Ethical Seminar" founded by Friedrich Kettner in 1919.) Since 1933 his followers dispersed all over the world. In 1947 they founded the "International Brunner Institute" in The Hague to publish Brunner's work once again and to advocate his memory.Biographies of Lotte Brunner, Lothar Bickel, Israel Eisenstein, Shilo Eisenstein, Magdalena Kasch, Selma van Leeuwen and Henri Lurié may be found in the accompanying finding aid.In 1948 Magdalena Kasch, one of Brunner's students and closest confidants, founded the Internationaal Constantin Brunner Instituut in The Hague to publish Brunner's work again.digitize
G. Bouffier, S. J., La vénérable servante de Dieu, Anna-Maria Taïgi, 1936
No full textConstantin C. G. Bouffier, S. J., La vénérable servante de Dieu, Anna-Maria Taïgi, 1936. In: Revue des Sciences Religieuses, tome 16, fascicule 1, 1936. p. 125
G. Bouffier, S. J., La vénérable servante de Dieu, Anna-Maria Taïgi, 1936
No full textConstantin C. G. Bouffier, S. J., La vénérable servante de Dieu, Anna-Maria Taïgi, 1936. In: Revue des Sciences Religieuses, tome 16, fascicule 1, 1936. p. 125
Constantin Brunner in meinem Leben 1894-1909
No full textStory of friendship between Altkirch and Brunner. Contains excerpts of Brunner's letters to Altkirch. Written between 1909 and 1926.Kasch, Magdalena, Batjanstr.12, The Hague, Holland (1965).Constantin Brunner (Leopold Wertheimer) was born in Altona in 1862. He was a philosopher and published several works on Spinoza and on antisemitism . He died 1937 in The Hague.Ernst Altkirch (Ernst Knopf) was born in Altkirch (Alsace) in 1873. He also published on Spinoza. In 1894 he became editor of Brunner's journal "Der Zuschauer."Brief summary in Max Kreutzberger: "Leo Baeck Institute New York, Bibliothek und Archiv; Katalog": C5
THE JOINT COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS AS A TOOL TO AVOID LIQUIDITIES IN THE CURRENT CRISIS CONTEXT
No full textThe main joint commercial operations are counterpart, re-export and switch operations. Regardless of the evolution of barter, these arrangements may be made at the firm level, as well as at the governmental one. Delivery in counterpart has extended relatively a lot in the contemporary international trade and it implies the elimination or the reduction of the traditional paying tools and its replacement with the exchange of goods and services normally sustained by financial deals. The counterpart operations are mainly based on the oldest form of trade – the barter (exchanging goods for goods) which precedes the use of money. The barter as an arrangement between Governments of different countries has some specific features such as: the high value level of the occasional barter exchanges, the long-term convention, an agreement regarding different safeguarding stipulations.clearing agreement; buy-back; switch; off-sets; compensation; barter
Maria Bersani
No full textLa voce illustra la biografia e l'apporto letterario dato da Maria Bersani alla letteratura per l'infanziaThe headword explains the biography and the contribution of the author Maria Bersani to the children's literatur
Constantin Carathéodory: mathematics and politics in turbulent times
No full textConstantin Carathéodory - Mathematics and Politics in Turbulent Times is the biography of a mathematician, born in Berlin in 1873, who became famous during his life time, but has hitherto been ignored by historians for half a century since his death in 1950, in Munich. In a thought-provoking approach, Maria Georgiadou devotes to Constantin Carathéodory all the attention such a personality deserves. With breathtaking detail and the appropriate scrutiny she elucidates his oeuvre, life and turbulent political and historical surroundings. A descendant of the the Greek élite of Constantinople, Carathéodory graduated from the military school of Brussels, became engineer at the Assiout dam in Egypt and finally dedicated a life of effort to mathematics and education. He studied and embarked on an international academic career, haunted by wars, catastrophes and personal tragedies. Over the last years of his life, he stayed in Munich despite World War II, an ambiguous decision upon which the author sheds unprecedented light. Carathéodory's most significant mathematical contributions were to the calculus of variations, the theory of point set measure and the theory of functions of a real variable, pde's, also to complex function theory. The interdisciplinary nature of the text allows easy access for both scholars and readers with a general interest in mathematics, politics and history. The thoroughness of the author’s research and evaluations is certain to leave everyone impressed and more knowledgeable.
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