131 research outputs found

    El sepulcre de sant Daniel: un cos sant en un monestir femení

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    Conferència pronunciada al simposi “El mestre Aloi de Montbrai: escultor del tres-cents català”, organitzat per l'Institut Català de Recerca en Patrimoni Cultural i Institut d’Estudis Gironins, el 24 de maig de 2019 al Monestir de Sant Daniel de GironaEn el laberint d’obres atribuïdes al mestre Aloi de Montbrai,1 el sepulcre de sant Daniel aparentment era la que menys misteris presentava.2 D’una banda perquè s’ha preservat in situ, i en força bon estat de conservació. I d’altra banda perquè es conserva i és des de fa temps conegut el contracte per a la seva execució, entre el mestre normand i la sagristana del monestir, sor Ermessendis de Vilamarí.3 Tanmateix, en aquesta ponència mirarem de posar en relleu alguns aspectes que tal vegada li puguin sostraure aquest paper d’obra “fàcil” d’estudia

    Posthuman Animals and the Avant-Garde: The Case of Daniel Spoerri

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    Cecilia Novero’s essay situates Daniel Spoerri’s 1995 series of assemblages Carnival of Animals within the legacy of the historical avant-garde. In taking a close look at Carnival’s ingenious recourse to non-organicity, through Spoerri’s reworking of chance, and the readymade, but also “frottage,” the essay argues that the avant-garde helps to envision human and non-human encounters outside anthropocentric and representational frameworks. At the same time that Spoerri’s assemblages leave behind the frameworks of representation, they do not configure a new space of action or being for non-humans. Rather, they point to multiple lines of escape, including the carnivalesque. In short, the essay maintains that Spoerri’s work offers a valuable example of how the avant-garde indeed contributes to the discussion about con-figurations of human and non-human animals.Peer Reviewe

    Sindrome di Rapp-Hodgkin. Espressivita fenotipica diversa in membri della stessa famiglia

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    A 23-year old woman with narrow nose, maxillary hypoplasia, cleft lip and palate, hypodontia, dystrophic nails and hypohidrosis is described. Her scalp hair was coarse, dry and wiry. Microscopic examination of hair showed longitudinal twisting at irregular intervals, typical of pili torti. Her mother presented only dystrophic nails and hypohidrosis. Rapp-Hodgkin syndrome is an uncommon, autosomal dominant condition characterized by distinctive craniofacial anomalies and cleft lip and palate. In the patients observed, the phenotypical manifestations were different. In fact, the proband showed all the major features of the syndrome, while her mother only onychodysplasia and hypohidrosis. The differential diagnosis between Rapp- Hodgkin syndrome and other forms of ectodermal dysplasia are discussed. Author keyword

    Growth and Welfare Effects of Stabilizing Innovation Cycles

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    We consider a simple model of innovation where equilibrium cycles may arise and show that, whenever actual capital accumulation falls below its balanced growth path, subsidizing innovators by taxing consumers has stabilizing effects, promotes sustained growth and increases welfare. Further, if the steady state is unstable under laissez faire, the introduction of the subsidy can make the steady state stable. Such a policy has beneficial effects as it fosters output growth along the transitional adjustment path, and increases the welfare of current and future generations.Growth, endogenous cycles, stabilization, innovation, subsidy, welfare.

    Daniel Lie, Unnamed Entities, New Museum, New York

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    The Experimentalist, Spring 1983

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    T.F. MaGee- Beercan Snapshot 1983..... Andrea Cox.....2Restless Nights...... 3 Footsteps in Time..... Paul Pakusch ..... 3Here ..... Derek Owens ..... 4Supermarket Free-for-all ..... 5 Belfast ......Kieran Shanahan ..... 5Truth ..... Oliver Daniel Benamou ..... 6A pyramid in the rain ..... 9 Talcum powder sidewalk ..... Miranda Arnold ..... 9Lumps ..... Theresa Hoffman ..... 10Fantasy: Behind Sturges ..... Kirsten Mortensen ..... 11first ..... Daniel DeMarle ..... 12Victory ..... George E. Badecker ..... 13Subway ..... Nancy Rosivach ..... 14A Little Gravel ..... 15 The Gavel ..... Diane K. DeMott ..... 15It is like a dance ..... Margaret Aloi ..... 16Girl by the Lake ..... Andrea Cox ..... 17Like a dog it slept ..... Derek Owens ..... 18Trying Too Hard ..... Daniel G. Duryea ..... 19 What\u27s that? she queried, pointing ..... Kirsten Mortensen ..... 20Cows in my Soup ..... Mike Kramer ..... 21https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/glm-experimentalist/1027/thumbnail.jp

    Probabilistic Multi-Sensor Fusion Based Indoor Positioning System on a Mobile Device

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    Nowadays, smart mobile devices include more and more sensors on board, such as motion sensors (accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer), wireless signal strength indicators (WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee), and visual sensors (LiDAR, camera). People have developed various indoor positioning techniques based on these sensors. In this paper, the probabilistic fusion of multiple sensors is investigated in a hidden Markov model (HMM) framework for mobile-device user-positioning. We propose a graph structure to store the model constructed by multiple sensors during the offline training phase, and a multimodal particle filter to seamlessly fuse the information during the online tracking phase. Based on our algorithm, we develop an indoor positioning system on the iOS platform. The experiments carried out in a typical indoor environment have shown promising results for our proposed algorithm and system design
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