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    Compend. arithmeticae Germ. oder Teütsches Rechenbüchlin

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    durch Jacob MeyernMit KupfertitelSignaturen: (KT+) A-S

    Geometria theoretica Handgriff des Circuls und der Lineal durch M. Iac. Meÿer

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    colligirt und zusammentragen. Durch M. Jacob MeyernMit KupfertitelSignaturen: [KT], A-E

    Circle Kt Members

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    Photograph of the members of the community service club, Circle Kt. First row, left to right: Nila Hammer, Minerva Brown, Susan Seegmiller, Stana Pymm, Sharlene Decker, Sherry Barrow, Colleen Sandbury, Terri Burch and LuAnn Smith. Row two: Paula Porter (adviser), Pauline Washburn, Bertha Hiskey, Debbie Duncan, Peggy Christensen, Jean Coker, Lori Sanders. Row Three: Julie Woodland, Beth Allred, Terri Jacob

    Öländska och gothländska Resa <dt.>

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    Übersetzer als Unterz. vom Vorwort des 2. Bandes genanntAutopsie nach Exemplar der ULB Sachsen-Anhalt (Halle)Vorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Halle, gedruckt und verlegt Johann Jacob Curt, 1764.3 Ill., 2 Kt. (Kupferst.

    De Rebus Alexandri Magni Recte Tandem Captui Juventutis Accomodatus, Oder: Deutliche und nach dem Begriff der Jugend endlich recht eingerichtete Erklärung Des Q. Curtii

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    Nebentitelbl. in Rot- u. Schwarzdr.Q. Curtius Rufus De Rebus Alexandri Magni Recte Tandem Captui Juventutis Accomodatus, Oder: Deutliche und nach dem Begriff der Jugend endlich recht eingerichtete Erklärung Des Q. CurtiiCurieuse und Compendieuse Vorstellung Aller Länder, Welche Der grosse Alexander unter seine Bottmäßigkeit gebracht : Auch des Marches und Wegs, so er in eigner Person mit seiner Armee auf seiner Persischen Expedition und vom Antritt seiner Regierung genommen ... / Von J. M. H. M. Ph.Vorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Augspurg, gedruckt und verlegt von Johann Jacob Lotters sel. Erben, 1750.Ill. (Kupferst.), Kt. (Kupferst.

    [[alternative]]The KT transition of YBCO films

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    [[abstract]]我們想藉由觀察 YBaCuO 薄膜是否有 KT 變遷的現象,來瞭解薄膜厚度與 維度的關係。故我們製作二塊不同厚度 (240o,120o) 的薄膜,分別量測它 們的電阻率與 V-I 曲線, 並加以分析。其中240o 之 YBCO 薄膜由於厚度 較大,無法表現二維的行為。而120o 的薄膜其 V-I 曲線相關的次方定律 V=I,在 T<76.6K 時, n 滿足二維 Ginzberg- Landau 之線性關係式: n( T)≒1+const(1-T/Tco)。以此直線與 n=1 之交點定出樣品的 T=79K。而 在n(T)約為5.1時, n 不再隨上述的線性關係式隨溫度下降,亦即發生了 KT 變遷中普遍躍遷的現象。我們分別以 n=3及 n=5.1 定出兩種不同的 Tkt, 來討論電阻率的結果。由電阻率的結果分析,無論那種決定 Tkt 的 方法在介於78.1及78.6K 間,其ln(R/Rn)與[(Tco-T)/(T-Tkt)]成線性關係 。亦就是出現 KT 理論中預測因二維渦流運動產生的特殊行為。所以其具 有二維的傳導現象。 In order to know the dimensionalities of YBCO films, we measured the resistivities and I-V curves of two YBCO films(120 o,240o). According to our results,the film of 240o thickness couldn't show the 2d behaviors.The power law of 120o film has the universal jump phenomena and the resisti- vity behavior can be explained by 2d free vortices mo- tion.We can say that the YBCO film of 120o thickness is a 2d system. In order to know the dimensionalities of YBCO films, we

    Self-Assembly and Rearrangement of a Polyproline II Helix Peptide on Gold

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    Polyproline peptide sequences have gained popularity as anchors for peptide-based self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) due to their attractive properties. In this work, peptides containing the polyproline II helix (PPII) conformation were designed and assembled on gold (Au). A quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation was used to characterize SAM formation kinetics and related properties. Peptides were designed with the sequence (GPPPPPG)2C. It was discovered that a biexponential adsorption and rearrangement model describes the binding kinetics of the PPII-containing peptide on Au. In this model, an initial reversible binding step is followed by an irreversible rearrangement step, given by parameter kt. This study found kt to be approximately 0.00064 s–1 for the PPII-containing peptides. Similarly, we found that the adsorption of the PPII-containing peptide on Au, given by ΔGads, was thermodynamically favorable (−7.8 kcal mol–1) and comparable to other common thiol terminated SAMs on Au. Furthermore, we characterized SAM properties via QCM-D, Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, and electrochemical techniques to reveal high molecular density SAMs consisting of PPII helices. In addition, these SAMs were found to have high antifouling properties. Overall, this study characterizes the fundamental assembly mechanisms, particularly, rearrangement of PPII-containing peptides for the first time, which will be useful in the designing of future peptide-based SAMs with high surface coverage and antifouling properties

    Self-Assembly and Rearrangement of a Polyproline II Helix Peptide on Gold

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    Polyproline peptide sequences have gained popularity as anchors for peptide-based self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) due to their attractive properties. In this work, peptides containing the polyproline II helix (PPII) conformation were designed and assembled on gold (Au). A quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation was used to characterize SAM formation kinetics and related properties. Peptides were designed with the sequence (GPPPPPG)2C. It was discovered that a biexponential adsorption and rearrangement model describes the binding kinetics of the PPII-containing peptide on Au. In this model, an initial reversible binding step is followed by an irreversible rearrangement step, given by parameter kt. This study found kt to be approximately 0.00064 s–1 for the PPII-containing peptides. Similarly, we found that the adsorption of the PPII-containing peptide on Au, given by ΔGads, was thermodynamically favorable (−7.8 kcal mol–1) and comparable to other common thiol terminated SAMs on Au. Furthermore, we characterized SAM properties via QCM-D, Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, and electrochemical techniques to reveal high molecular density SAMs consisting of PPII helices. In addition, these SAMs were found to have high antifouling properties. Overall, this study characterizes the fundamental assembly mechanisms, particularly, rearrangement of PPII-containing peptides for the first time, which will be useful in the designing of future peptide-based SAMs with high surface coverage and antifouling properties

    Effect of Bilateral Application of Kinesiotape (KT) on Broad Jump and Vertical Jump

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    Color poster with text, images, and tables.The popularity of Kinesiotape (KT) use is increasing in professional and Olympic level competitions to improve physical performance, diminish pain, or both. However, little conclusive data exists, especially regarding its effectiveness on lower extremity functional power. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to examine the impact of KT application on vertical and broad jump performance in healthy, college students.University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

    Swarming and complex pattern formation in <it>Paenibacillus vortex </it>studied by imaging and tracking cells

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    Abstract Background Swarming motility allows microorganisms to move rapidly over surfaces. The Gram-positive bacterium Paenibacillus vortex exhibits advanced cooperative motility on agar plates resulting in intricate colonial patterns with geometries that are highly sensitive to the environment. The cellular mechanisms that underpin the complex multicellular organization of such a simple organism are not well understood. Results Swarming by P. vortex was studied by real-time light microscopy, by in situ scanning electron microscopy and by tracking the spread of antibiotic-resistant cells within antibiotic-sensitive colonies. When swarming, P. vortex was found to be peritrichously flagellated. Swarming by the curved cells of P. vortex occurred on an extremely wide range of media and agar concentrations (0.3 to 2.2% w/v). At high agar concentrations (> 1% w/v) rotating colonies formed that could be detached from the main mass of cells by withdrawal of cells into the latter. On lower percentage agars, cells moved in an extended network composed of interconnected "snakes" with short-term collision avoidance and sensitivity to extracts from swarming cells. P. vortex formed single Petri dish-wide "supercolonies" with a colony-wide exchange of motile cells. Swarming cells were coupled by rapidly forming, reversible and non-rigid connections to form a loose raft, apparently connected via flagella. Inhibitors of swarming (p-Nitrophenylglycerol and Congo Red) were identified. Mitomycin C was used to trigger filamentation without inhibiting growth or swarming; this facilitated dissection of the detail of swarming. Mitomycin C treatment resulted in malcoordinated swarming and abortive side branch formation and a strong tendency by a subpopulation of the cells to form minimal rotating aggregates of only a few cells. Conclusion P. vortex creates complex macroscopic colonies within which there is considerable reflux and movement and interaction of cells. Cell shape, flagellation, the aversion of cell masses to fuse and temporary connections between proximate cells to form rafts were all features of the swarming and rotation of cell aggregates. Vigorous vortex formation was social, i.e. required > 1 cell. This is the first detailed examination of the swarming behaviour of this bacterium at the cellular level.</p
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