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Carte physique et routière de la Suisse
No full textpubliée par J. Andriveau-GoujonKoloriertErschienen in: Andriveau-Goujon, Atlas classique et universel de géographie ancienne et moderne, Karte 17Unter dem unteren Rand: "A Genève, chez Le Double, a Lausanne chez B. Corbaz, G. Rouiller, a Zürich chez Henry Fuessli & Cie.
L'Office National Météorologique
No full textGoujon G. L'Office National Météorologique . In: L'information géographique, volume 2, n°3, 1937. pp. 110-111
Letter to Jeanne from G. (?) Goujon
No full textLetter in French to Jeanne from a family member.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/mermetletters/1016/thumbnail.jp
Hōrou Apollōnos neilōou Hieroglyphika = Ori Apollinis niliaci, De sacris notis & sculpturis libri duo /
No full textGreek of Philippus (from the Aldine Aesop of 1505) and Latin, probably Mercier's own translation, alternating.The 195 woodcuts, 7 replaced, 5 repetitions, from Kerver's first French ed., 1543, variously attributed to J. Goujon and J. Cousin. F8r printed upside down, G7v pasted in repeats G4r. Order of woodcuts varies from 1543 ed. Kerver's device on final sheet, Q2v.Signatures: A⁸B²2AB⁸C-P⁸Q².Colophon reads: Excudebat G. Morelius Iacobo Keruer, Lutetiae Parisiorum, M.D.LI.Title in Greek letters.Mortimer, R. 16th cent. French,Mode of access: Internet
Deliverable 3.3 Portability of Ethical Governance Author(s) Sylvain Lavelle (ICAM), Fernand Doridot (ICAM) Stephen Rainey (FUNDP), Philippe Goujon (FUNDP), Aygen Kurt (MU), Penny Duquenoy (MU), Norberto Patrignani (UCSC) - projet egais
No full textDeliverable 3.1 - Ethical Governance Models, Paradigm Recognition and Interpretation Author(s) Aygen Kurt (MU), Penny Duquenoy(MU), Sylvain Lavelle (ICAM), Fernand Doridot (ICAM), Philippe Goujon (FUNDP), Catherine Flick (FUNDP) - projet egais
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Ori Apollinis Hieroglyphica
No full textTít. corriente: Ori Apollinis Hieroglyphica.Imp. tomado del colofón en Q1v.Marca de J. Kerver en Q2v (Renouard, 514).Sign.: A8, B2, A-P8, Q2.Índice a dos col.Apostillas marginales.Hueco para inicial con letra de aviso.En bl. O8v y Q2r.Los 193 grab. xil., salvo 7, proceden de la traducción al francés editada por Kerver en 1543 aunque dispuestos en orden diferente y se atribuyen a Jean Goujon y Jean Cousin; en F8r grab. al revés.Capitular grab. xil
American political affiliation, 2003–43: a cohort component projection
No full textThe recent rise and stability in American party identification has focused interest on the long-term dynamics of party bases. Liberal commentators cite immigration and youth as forces which will produce a natural Democratic advantage in the future while conservative writers highlight the importance of high Republican fertility in securing Republican growth. These concerns foreground the neglect of demography within political science. This paper addresses this omission by conducting the first ever cohort component projection of American partisan populations to 2043 based on survey and census data. A number of scenarios are modeled, but, on current trends, we predict that American partisanship will shift much less than the nation’s ethnic composition because the parties’ age structures are similar. Still, our projections find that the Democrats gain two to three percentage points from the Republicans by 2043, mainly through immigration, though Republican fertility may redress the balance in the very long term
Toxicity of Sulcotrione and Grape Marc on Vicia faba Cells
No full textJ. Agric. Food Chem.ISI Document Delivery No.: AW5NJTimes Cited: 0Cited Reference Count: 73Sta, Chaima Goujon, Eric Ferjani, Ezzeddine Ledoigt, GerardEurope (FEDER); Region Auvergne CouncilThis work was supported by grants from Europe (FEDER) and Region Auvergne Council.Amer chemical socWashingtonThe cell toxicity of sulcotrione, a selective triketone herbicide, was evaluated on Vicia faba. Sulcotrione, trademark Mikado, grape marc, and mixtures of sulcotrione or Mikado with grape marc induced cell death. Addition of grape marc to either sulcotrione or Mikado enhanced cell death, especially with Mikado. Addition of grape marc to herbicides, sulcotrione, or Mikado resulted in different expression of genes usually associated with cell stress. Mixtures of grape marc and herbicides enhanced transcript accumulation for ubiquitin, hsp 70, and cytosolic superoxide dismutase, but did not change ascorbate peroxidase transcript accumulation. The results thus provide evidence that sulcotrione, Mikado, and mixtures with grape marc can trigger cell death and specific gene expressions. Cocktails of products with sulcotrione, such as commercial additives and grape marc, can modify biological features of pesticide. Moreover, grape marc differently enhanced cell toxicity of sulcotrione and Mikado, suggesting a synergy between pesticide products and grape marc
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