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Dafydd Evans. — « Lanier ». Histoire d'un mot
No full textGougenheim Georges. Dafydd Evans. — « Lanier ». Histoire d'un mot. In: Cahiers de civilisation médiévale, 11e année (n°41), Janvier-mars 1968. pp. 71-72
RV Walton Smith Cruise WS18066, 4 - 16 March 2018. MerMEED microstructure cruise report
Get PDFThe MerMEED (Mechanisms responsible for Mesoscale Eddy Energy Dissipation) project is a NERC
funded project (NE/N001745/1) to investigate the levels of dissipation associated with eddies at a western boundary, in order to identify the mechanisms responsible. Mesoscale eddies are ubiquitous in the worlds oceans, and can be found in the subtropical Atlantic travelling slowly westward (at 4–5 cm/s), with a radius of about 100 km. These eddies are formed through baroclinic instability or wind forcing across the Atlantic, but when they reach the western boundary (east coast of the USA), they disappear from the satellite altimetry record. This disappearance of eddies occurs throughout the worlds oceans at western boundaries, but from altimetry alone, it is not known whether they disappear because energy is transferred to other wave modes or the mean flow, or whether it is locally dissipated through eddy-topography interactions.
This is the third cruise of the MerMEED project. The purpose of this cruise was to (1) make microstructure temperature and shear measurements in order to measure dissipation at the intersection of an anticyclonic eddy and the steep topography to the east of Abaco, Bahamas, and (2) deploy standard Seagliders. Of these, the standard Seagliders were intended to remain in the area for 4 months. During the 9 day cruise, 46 profiles of microstructure data were collected using a tethered microstructure profiler, and a shipboard 75 kHz ADCP collected concurrent measurements of ocean currents. This cruise is the third cruise for the MerMEED project, and the data collected are intended to complement additional field operations, including moored instruments added to the RAPID array (thermistors and ADCPs on the WB1 mooring)
Spoken language reference materials
No full textContent of the CD distributed with the Handbook of Standards and Resources for Spoken Language Systems. Edited by Dafydd Gibbon, Roger Moore, Richard Winski. Published by Mouton de Gruyter, 1997
Heating and Cooling or Ebbing and Flowing? Oceanic Change from a Thermohaline Perspective
No full textThis thesis develops and applies novel methods to understand water mass variability and change in the global ocean. A water mass framework is developed that determines the diathermal and diahaline transformations of water between water mass classes from the temporal variations in their volumetric distribution. Water masses are defined in terms of their temperature and salinity. This reveals the roles of air--sea fluxes, mixing and transport changes. The second chapter explores the drivers of interannual variability in the overturning circulation in the North Atlantic subtropical gyre using the water mass framework. Variations in the volumetric distribution of water masses reveal that transport anomalies at the gyre boundaries predominantly set the volume and heat budget and that these transport anomalies are governed by Ekman pumping over the gyre. In the third and fourth chapters of this thesis the water mass framework is applied to observations of temperature and salinity in the Southern Ocean. Seasonal variations in the distribution of water masses reveal the imprint of the Southern Ocean overturning. This highlights the importance of seasonally varying air-sea fluxes in the formation of intermediate water at the expense of deep water, winter water and surface water. This reveals a diabatic pathway for the upwelling and conversion of deep water into intermediate water. Deep water is first cooled and freshened during the winter by mixing with overlying winter water triggered by a cabbeling instability. Sea ice-melt and surface heating then warm and freshen this seasonally formed water mass to create intermediate water during the summer months. These results suggest that the process of cabbeling could be a rate determining step in the global overturning circulation and the upwelling of deep waters. The fifth chapter of this thesis explores an alternative method to determine a volumetric distribution using individual Argo profiles. The volumetric distribution determined using this profile based estimate is compared to the distribution calculated using a geographically interpolated dataset. This comparison reveals that the interpolation scheme used to geographically grid Argo appears to artificially mix water masses toward the centre of the distribution.<br/
Dafydd EVANS. Lanier. Histoire d'un mot. Genève, Librairie Droz, 1967. (" Publications romanes et françaises" n° XCIII.)
No full textRoth Charles. Dafydd EVANS. Lanier. Histoire d'un mot. Genève, Librairie Droz, 1967. (" Publications romanes et françaises" n° XCIII.). In: Bibliothèque de l'école des chartes. 1967, tome 125, livraison 2. pp. 473-474
Ailddarlleniadau o waith Dafydd ap Gwilym: Rereadings of the poetry of Dafydd ap Gwilym
Get PDFCynnwys y traethawd ymchwil hwn bedair astudiaeth ar waith Dafydd ap Gwilym. O ran methodoleg, defnyddir nifer o ddulliau, gan gynnwys beirniadaeth destunol a beirniadaeth lenyddol. Y mae penodau 1 a 3 yn destunol eu pwyslais, gan fynd i’r afael â llawysgrifau cymharol gynnar lle y ceir enghreifftiau o waith Dafydd ap Gwilym. Rhydd yr ail bennod sylw i lythrennedd yn yr Oesoedd Canol ac yn y bennod olaf eir i’r afael â barddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym drwy roi sylw manwl i amwysedd ei farddoniaeth. Yn y bennod gyntaf cymhwysir beirniadaeth destunol at Beniarth 48, un o’r llawysgrifau cynharaf lle y ceir casgliad o gerddi gan Ddafydd ap Gwilym, gan roi sylw manwl i’r cywydd anorffenedig amheus ei awduraeth ‘Credaf i Naf y nefoedd’, gan gynnig y dylid ystyried ei fod o bosibl yn gerdd ddilys gan Ddafydd ap Gwilym. Trafodir dylanwad llythrenendd y bedwaredd ganrif ar ddeg ar farddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym yn yr ail bennod, a chesglir bod Dafydd ap Gwilym yn gyfarwydd â’r ffenomen hon mewn cyd-destun seciwlar yn ogystal â chyd-destun eglwysig. Canolbwyntia’r drydedd bennod ar Beniarth 52, lle y ceir dau gywydd gan Ddafydd ap Gwilym yn ogystal â cherddi gan Ddafydd Nanmor. Cedwir mewn cof mai endid ansefydlog yw canon llenyddol a chodir cwr y llen ar ddylanwad Dafydd ap Gwilym ar Ddafydd Nanmor. Yn y bennod olaf, trafodir amwysedd ym marddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym a dadleuir bod ei farddoniaeth yn fwy na chanu confensiynol neu loddest eiriol o ystrydebau serch oherwydd bod ei hamwysedd, o bob math—boed yn eiriau unigol, yn ddelwedd estynedig, yn strwythur tanorweddol neu’n gymhleth o emosiynau’r bardd—yn byrlymu i’r wyneb ac yn cynysgaeddu’i gerddi â phrofiad llenyddol ehangach
Ailddarlleniadau o waith Dafydd ap Gwilym: Rereadings of the poetry of Dafydd ap Gwilym
No full textCynnwys y traethawd ymchwil hwn bedair astudiaeth ar waith Dafydd ap Gwilym. O ran methodoleg, defnyddir nifer o ddulliau, gan gynnwys beirniadaeth destunol a beirniadaeth lenyddol. Y mae penodau 1 a 3 yn destunol eu pwyslais, gan fynd i’r afael â llawysgrifau cymharol gynnar lle y ceir enghreifftiau o waith Dafydd ap Gwilym. Rhydd yr ail bennod sylw i lythrennedd yn yr Oesoedd Canol ac yn y bennod olaf eir i’r afael â
barddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym drwy roi sylw manwl i amwysedd ei farddoniaeth.
Yn y bennod gyntaf cymhwysir beirniadaeth destunol at Beniarth 48, un o’r llawysgrifau
cynharaf lle y ceir casgliad o gerddi gan Ddafydd ap Gwilym, gan roi sylw manwl i’r cywydd anorffenedig amheus ei awduraeth ‘Credaf i Naf y nefoedd’, gan gynnig y dylid ystyried ei fod o bosibl yn gerdd ddilys gan Ddafydd ap Gwilym. Trafodir dylanwad llythrenendd y bedwaredd ganrif ar ddeg ar farddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym yn yr ail bennod, a chesglir bod Dafydd ap Gwilym yn gyfarwydd â’r ffenomen hon mewn cyd-destun seciwlar yn ogystal â chyd-destun eglwysig. Canolbwyntia’r drydedd bennod ar Beniarth 52, lle y ceir dau gywydd gan Ddafydd ap Gwilym yn ogystal â cherddi gan Ddafydd Nanmor. Cedwir mewn cof mai endid ansefydlog yw canon llenyddol a chodir cwr y llen ar ddylanwad Dafydd ap Gwilym ar Ddafydd Nanmor. Yn y bennod olaf, trafodir amwysedd ym marddoniaeth Dafydd ap Gwilym a dadleuir bod ei farddoniaeth yn fwy na chanu confensiynol neu loddest eiriol o ystrydebau serch oherwydd bod ei hamwysedd, o bob math—boed yn eiriau unigol, yn ddelwedd estynedig, yn strwythur tanorweddol neu’n gymhleth o emosiynau’r bardd—yn byrlymu i’r wyneb ac yn
cynysgaeddu’i gerddi â phrofiad llenyddol ehangach.N.B. Chapter 4 of this thesis is not currently available in ORA
THE IMPACT OF GENETIC HEARING IMPAIRMENT
No full textList of contributors -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Ch. 1. Future perfect: social aspects of genetics and deafness / Lesley Jones -- Ch. 2. Parents' attitudes towards genetic testing and the impact of deafness in the family / Anna Middleton -- Ch. 3. The International classification of functioning, disability and health as a conceptual framework for the impact of genetic hearing impairment / Dafydd Stephens and Berth Danermark -- Ch. 4. A common methodology for reviewing the impact of hearing impairment / Berth Danermark, Sophia Kramer and Dafydd Stephens -- Ch. 5. The impact of hearing impairment in children / Dafydd Stephens -- Ch. 6. A review of the psychosocial effects of hearing impairment in the working-age population / Berth Danermark -- Ch. 7. The psychosocial impact of hearing loss among elderly people: a review / Sophia Kramer -- Ch. 8. The impact of combined vision and hearing impairment and of deafblindness / Kerstin Möller -- Ch. 9. The effects of otosclerosis / Nele Lemkens -- Ch. 10. Psychosocial aspects of neurofibromatosis type 2 / Wanda Neary, Richard Ramsden, Gareth Evans and Michael Baser -- Ch. 11. Moving forward: a life of changes / Patricia Lago-Avery -- Ch. 12. My genetic deafness / Jill Jones -- Glossary -- Inde
Dentistry without drills
No full textThis is part of the Vodcast series produced by Prof. Susan Rodrigues (Liverpool Hope University). The Project is funded by the Primary Science Teaching Trust. Award winning clinical researchers, Dr. Dafydd Evans, (Senior Clinical Lecturer in Paediatric Dentistry) and Dr. Nicola Innes, (Senior Clinical Lecturer in Paediatric Dentistry) at Dundee’s School of Dentistry are promoting techniques to tackle a common childhood disease: tooth decay. In this short video they describe a “drill and fill” technique and an alternative strategy, the Hall Technique, where decay is sealed into the tooth using a preformed metal cap that is cemented onto the tooth to give a tight fit and a good seal
Louise W. Stone, William Rothwell, T. B. W. Reid et Dafydd Evans, éd. — Anglo-Norman Dictionary. I : A-Cyvere. II : DE. III : F.-L. IV : M-O/U, 1978/85, 4 fasc.
No full textLebsanft Franz. Louise W. Stone, William Rothwell, T. B. W. Reid et Dafydd Evans, éd. — Anglo-Norman Dictionary. I : A-Cyvere. II : DE. III : F.-L. IV : M-O/U, 1978/85, 4 fasc.. In: Cahiers de civilisation médiévale, 32e année (n°126), Avril-juin 1989. pp. 182-183
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