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Worte der Ermahnung, an die ihm anvertraute Seelen, sie für der Gefahr der Trennung und des Aergernisses zu verwahren
No full textAutopsie nach Ex. der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Hannover, Gedruckt und zu bekommen bey Heinrich Georg Hannig, Königl. privilegirten Buchdrucker, 1740
Kurzlesung aus „Hand, Herz und Hose“ (Theresa Hannig)
No full textDie Evercycling-Doktrin hat Ressourcenverschwendung per Gesetz verboten. Alles muss gewartet, repariert und wiederverwendet werden. Während KIs für die meisten Aufgaben zuständig sind, die Wissen oder Intelligenz erfordern, arbeiten Menschen nur noch in drei Bereichen: Hand, Herz und Hose.
Tina hat keine Geduld für Herz-Arbeiten wie Kinderbetreuung oder Altenpflege und keine Lust auf Hosen-Jobs, die früher Prostitution genannt wurden. Sie ist eine talentierte Hand-Arbeiterin. Doch anstatt Maschinen zu reparieren wie alle anderen Kollegen, übernimmt sie einen geheimen Auftrag: Die gezielte Zerstörung von intakten Maschinen.
Die Autorin Theresa Hannig liest aus ihrer Kurzgeschichte „Hand, Herz und Hose“ aus dem FutureWork Science-Fiction-Kurzgeschichtenband.
Die Lesung fand statt am 18. September 2021 bei der öffentlichen Konferenz „Arbeit von übermorgen – zwischen Science und Fiction“ im Rahmen des BMBF-geförderten Projekt FutureWork
Hannig (Francisais). De Pegaso
No full textMichel Auguste. Hannig (Francisais). De Pegaso. In: Revue des Études Grecques, tome 16, fascicule 68-69,1903. pp. 135-136
Graman
No full textVerso: [imprinted] Jul. Hannig., Victoria, Tex.; [handwritten] Casino Hall, Graman
Die Laufkäferfauna (Coleoptera, Carabidae) der Bergehalde Waltrop
No full textAxel Schwerk, Karsten Hannig und Michael Ab
Rezensionen: finden – verstehen – schreiben
No full textKümper H, Hannig N. Rezensionen: finden – verstehen – schreiben. Schwalbach i. Ts.: Wochenschau; 2012
Dem Schreiber der Gottesworte. Gedenkschrift für Rainer Hannig
No full textCollection of Egyptological contributions in honor of Prof. Dr. Rainer Hannig (1952-2022)
Enzymes in the acquired enamel pellicle
No full textThe acquired pellicle is a biofilm, free of bacteria, covering oral hard and soft tissues. It is composed of mucins, glycoproteins and proteins, among which are several enzymes. This review summarizes the present state of research on enzymes and their functions in the dental pellicle. Theoretically, all enzymes present in the oral cavity could be incorporated into the pellicle, but apparently enzymes are adsorbed selectively onto dental surfaces. There is clear evidence that enzymes are structural elements of the pellicle. Thereby they exhibit antibacterial properties but also facilitate bacterial colonization of dental hard tissues. Moreover, the immobilized enzymes are involved in modification and in homeostasis of the salivary pellicle. It has been demonstrated that amylase, lysozyme, carbonic anhydrases, glucosyltransferases and fructosyltransferase are immobilized in an active conformation in the pellicle layer formed in vivo. Other enzymes, such as peroxidase or transglutaminase, have been investigated in experimental pellicles. Despite the depicted impact of enzymes on the formation and function of pellicle, broader knowledge on their properties in the in vivo-formed pellicle is required. This might be beneficial in the development of new preventive and diagnostic strategies
Financial Inclusion and Financial Stability: Current Policy Issues
Get PDFThe recent financial crisis has shown that financial innovation can have devastating systemic impacts. International standard setters’ and national regulators’ response has been a global concerted effort to overhaul and tighten financial regulations. However, at a time of designing stricter regulations, it is crucial to avoid a backlash against financial inclusion. In this chapter, we argue that greater financial inclusion presents opportunities to enhance financial stability. Our arguments are based on the following insights: - Financial inclusion poses risks at the institutional level, but these are hardly systemic in nature. Evidence suggests that low-income savers and borrowers tend to maintain solid financial behavior throughout financial crises, keeping deposits in a safe place and paying back their loans. - Institutional risk profiles at the bottom end of the financial market are characterized by large numbers of vulnerable clients who own limited balances and transact small volumes. Although this profile may raise some concerns regarding reputational risks for the central bank and consumer protection, in terms of financial instability, the risk posed by inclusive policies is negligible. - In addition, risks prevalent at the institutional level are manageable with known prudential tools and more effective customer protection. - The potential costs of financial inclusion are compensated for by important dynamic benefits that enhance financial stability over time through a deeper and more diversified financial system. In the following pages, we present the current state of financial inclusion globally. We also explore some trends in financial inclusion and what the most effective policies are to favor it. In doing so, we suggest that innovations aimed at countering financial exclusion may help strengthen financial systems rather than weakening them.financial inclusion; financial stability; costs and benefits; current policy issues
Towards a blue revolution: socioeconomic aspects of brackishwater pond cultivation in Java
No full textHannig W. Towards a blue revolution: socioeconomic aspects of brackishwater pond cultivation in Java. Yogyakarta: Gadjah Mada Univ. Pr.; 1988
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