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Gomez-Ibanez (Daniel-Alexander). — The western Pyrénées.
No full textBomer Bernard. Gomez-Ibanez (Daniel-Alexander). — The western Pyrénées. . In: Norois, n°102, Avril-Juin 1979. pp. 284-285
Interactively using Semantic Web knowledge: Creating scalable abstractions with FacetOntology
No full textThe amount of knowledge accessible on the Semantic Web is growing, and there is a need for a scalable solution to facilitate exploring that data. Currently approaches to exploring Semantic Web data either focus on exploring resources individually, following links during exploration, and making little use of collated data, or take the approach of collating and aligning multiple sources into one store for one purpose, and hand-crafting a specific browsing interface onto it. We present an approach that provides a scalable browsing interface, which can browse knowledge from the Semantic Web at will. Our approach creates abstractions of knowledge, collated into facets, which are described using FacetOntology. FacetOntology facilitates describing facets from RDF data, suitable for use in creating datasets for faceted browsing
Zur Debatte von "Sexarbeit" und "Prostitution" unter dem Vorzeichen postkolonial feministischer Denkweisen
No full textPhilipp Daniel Alexander DahlmannMasterarbeit Universität Innsbruck 201
Zur Debatte von "Sexarbeit" und "Prostitution" unter dem Vorzeichen postkolonial feministischer Denkweisen
No full textPhilipp Daniel Alexander DahlmannMasterarbeit Universität Innsbruck 201
Daniel Alexander Gomez-Ibañez, The Western Pyrenees. Differential Evolution of the French and Spanish Borderland.
No full textPéchoux Pierre-Yves. Daniel Alexander Gomez-Ibañez, The Western Pyrenees. Differential Evolution of the French and Spanish Borderland.. In: Études rurales, n°66, 1977. pp. 96-97
Examining heterogeneity in the Latino population’s smoking cessation behaviors: the role of language, immigrant generation, and tobacco control context
No full textObjectives: (1) Examine differences by two proxy measures of acculturation – English Language Proficiency (ELP) and immigrant generation - for making a quit attempt in the past 12 months, receiving advice to stop smoking from a health care provider, and using effective cessation aids during a quit attempt; (2) examine whether gender moderates acculturation for these behaviors; (3) examine if tobacco control context moderates acculturation for quit attempts or use of cessation aids; (4) examine if acculturation explains the disparity relative to non-Latino whites for advice to quit and use of cessation aids. Methods: The 2003 and 2006/07 Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population survey were merged with state level per capita cumulative tobacco control expenditures. Separate logistic regressions for ELP and immigrant generation were fit for each outcome. Interaction terms for gender and acculturation, and cumulative per capita tobacco control expenditures and acculturation were added to assess their respective moderating effects. Models contrasting Latinos and non-Latino whites with and without acculturation as controls were fit to examine if acculturation explains known disparities. Results: Latinos with poor ELP were more likely than those with good ELP, and respondents of more recent immigrant generation were more likely to make a quit attempt. There were some suggestive findings that these associations were larger in magnitude among females. No significant differences were found for advice to stop smoking. Second generation immigrants were more likely than third generation immigrants to use a behavioral aid, and there were suggestive findings that they were less likely to use pharmacological aids. There were mixed findings of whether tobacco control expenditures moderates the association between acculturation and quit attempt or use of cessation aids. Acculturation does not explain the Latino disparity for advice to quit and use of cessation aids. Conclusion: Future tobacco control studies should disaggregate Latinos by acculturation whenever possible, and should consider gender as a moderating factor. Tobacco control acculturation research should continue to include contextual variables, including tobacco control context. Studies examining the source of Latino disparity in advice to quit and use of cessation aids should target variables other than acculturations.Ph. D.Includes bibliographical referencesIncludes vitaby Daniel Alexander Gunderse
The work contract standards for construction work in Switzerland (SIA standard 118) and in Austria (ÖNORM B 2110) : a comparative analysis
No full textSIA-Norm 118
ÖNORM B 2110
Werkvertrag
Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen
BauwerkvertragsnormenSIA standard 118
ÖNORM B 2110
work contract
terms of service
construction work contract standardsvon lic. iur. Daniel Alexander AlthausAbweichender Titel laut Übersetzung der Verfasserin/des VerfassersDissertation Universität Innsbruck 202
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