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Les asimétries entre la demande de décision préjudicielle en intérpretation et en appréciation de validité
No full textBibliographie : Octavia römische Geschichte. Zugabe des ersten Theils, [vol. 2] (Nürnberg: J. Hoffmann, 1678)
No full textZweiter Band der ersten Fassung der "Römischen Octavia". Cf. zur vollständigen Publikationsgeschichte: Octavia römische Geschichte, [vol. 1] (Nürnberg: J. Hoffmann, 1677). Enthält mehrere teils wahrscheinlich, teils sicher autorfremde Gedichte. Zwei davon stammen von Christian Hofmann von Hofmannswaldau (vgl. HKA I, pp. CLXXIVf., Anm. 195). Von der "Geschichte der Flavia Domitilla und der Cönis", pp. 920-1015, existiert eine Übersetzung einer unbekannten französischen Hofdame ins Französische, datiert auf den 9. März 1714 (23: Cod.Guelf. 196.1 Extravag.)
Aspartate transaminase to platelet ratio index (APRI) to assess liver fibrosis in patients with chronic liver disease
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Collegio del Corso di Perfezionamento in Diritto dell'Unione europea: la tutela dei diritti
No full textPertes culturelles et linguistiques dans les photoautobiographies d’Hélène Cixous et de Leïla Sebbar
No full textThe central theme of the analysis presented here is the relationship between cultural
and linguistic memory in the work of two writers, Hélène Cixous and Leïla Sebbar,
who experienced uprooting following the Algerian war. They share the use of words
and photographs to recount their geographical and linguistic exile and their lost
homeland. For both of them, this autobiographical exploration, which is declined in
a series of iconotexts investigating the history of their respective families, is
connoted by a nostalgia of the native land and lost languages like the language of
the father, Arabic, never learned but always present. The absence of other languages
lost, not transmitted, hide behind French and feed their writing in a need never
satisfied to reconnect with the paternal origin
Pertes culturelles et linguistiques dans les photoautobiographies d’Hélène Cixous et de Leïla Sebbar
No full textLe thème central de l'analyse présentée ici est la relation entre la mémoire culturelle et la mémoire linguistique dans l'œuvre de deux écrivaines, Hélène Cixous et Leïla Sebbar, qui ont connu le déracinement à la suite de la guerre d'Algérie. Elles partagent l'usage des mots et des photographies pour raconter leur exil géographique et linguistique et leur patrie perdue. Pour l'une comme pour l'autre, cette exploration autobiographique, qui se décline en une série d'iconotextes retraçant l'histoire de leurs familles respectives, est connotée par la nostalgie de la terre natale et des langues perdues comme celle du père, l'arabe, jamais apprise mais toujours présente. L'absence d'autres langues perdues, non transmises, se cachent derrière le français et nourrissent leur écriture dans un besoin jamais assouvi de renouer avec l'origine paternelle
Stories from the Lapidarium: legio IIII Flavia Felix in Dalmatia
No full textAutor raspravlja o ulomku monumentalne nadgrobne stele neraščlanjenog trupa koja se čuva u lapidariju Arheološkog muzeja Zadar. Stela se ne odlikuje nikakvim posebnostima, a čak joj ni natpis nije potpuno očuvan, no jedan detalj s natpisa otkriva zanimljivu činjenicu koja stvara čvrste temelje za zaključak da je legio IIII Flavia Felix zapravo rekonstituirana legio IIII Macedonica, koja nakon osnivanja zauzima ispražnjeni garnizon na rijeci Krki. Nadalje se raspravlja o dosadašnjim spoznajama o osnutku legije IIII Flavia Felix te njezinu boravku u Dalmaciji, s pregledom do sada poznatih natpisa njezinih pripadnika s dalmatinskog tla.The author discusses the fragment of a single-section funerary stele kept in the Lapidarium of the Archaeological Museum Zadar. Although it does not contain any special features – even its inscription is not fully preserved – a detail of the inscription reveals an interesting fact that can be seen as solid evidence that legio IIII Flavia Felix was actually a reconstituted legio IIII Macedonica that had occupied the vacated encampment on the River Krka. The known facts about the founding of IIII Flavia Felix Legion and its deployment in Dalmatia are also discussed. An overview of the inscriptions containing the legion’s members from Dalmatian soil is also provided
Thyroid function in childhood obesity and metabolic comorbidity
No full textChildhood obesity is a worldwide health problem and its prevalence is increasing steadily and dramatically all over the world. Obese subjects have a much greater likelihood than normal-weight children of acquiring dyslipidemia, elevated blood pressure, and impaired glucose metabolism, which significantly increase their risk of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. Elevated TSH concentrations in association with normal or slightly elevated free T4 and/or free T3 levels have been consistently found in obese subjects, but the mechanisms underlying these thyroid hormonal changes are still unclear. Whether higher TSH in childhood obesity is adaptive, increasing metabolic rate in an attempt to reduce further weight gain, or indicates subclinical hypothyroidism or resistance and thereby contributes to lipid and/or glucose dysmetabolism, remains controversial. This review highlights current evidence on thyroid involvement in obese children and discusses the current controversy regarding the relationship between thyroid hormonal derangements and obesity-related metabolic changes (hypertension, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia and insulin resistance, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease) in such population. Moreover, the possible mechanisms linking thyroid dysfunction and pediatric obesity are reviewed. Finally, the potential role of lifestyle intervention as well as of therapy with thyroid hormone in the treatment of thyroid abnormalities in childhood obesity is discussed. (C) 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
Do-It-Yourself Opinion-Poll Sampling Experiments
No full textThis article, created by Flavia R. Jolliffee of Brunel University, describes a sampling experiments based on opinion-poll type data as an alternative to coin-tossing experiments for social science students. Jolliffe includes interesting data sets within this basic lesson plan. It seems that the author is attempting to provide a more riveting experience for students, at least in comparison to a coin-tossing example. The author provides references for those looking for further information on this topic
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