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Huth (Ferdinand Louis) Papers
No full textReceipt for 100 French francs paid to Jacob Winkler. Signed Jacob Winkler on April 27, 1844 in San Antonio. "Received from Mister Louis Huth on behalf of Mister H[enr]i Castro in Paris.
Huth (Ferdinand Louis) Papers
No full textReceipt for 10 francs, 50 cents paid to [Jacob] Schertz, with promise to repay as soon as possible. Signed [Jacob] Schertz on January 6, 1844 in Galveston. "Received from Mr. Louis Huth on behalf of Mister H[enr]i Castro in Paris.
Beatitudo morientium in domino per Lutherum restituta Pio viri beati obitu confirmata Apoc. XIV. 12. dissert. theologica saecularis / Caspar Jacob Huth [Präses]
No full textBEATITUDO MORIENTIUM IN DOMINO PER LUTHERUM RESTITUTA PIO VIRI BEATI OBITU CONFIRMATA APOC. XIV. 12. DISSERT. THEOLOGICA SAECULARIS / CASPAR JACOB HUTH [PRÄSES]
Beatitudo morientium in domino per Lutherum restituta Pio viri beati obitu confirmata Apoc. XIV. 12. dissert. theologica saecularis / Caspar Jacob Huth [Präses]
Beatitudo morientium in domino per Lutherum restituta Pio viri beati obitu confirmata Apoc. XIV. 12. dissert. theologica saecularis / Caspar Jacob Huth [Präses]; Johann Georg Friedrich Besserer [Resp.] ; Sect. 2 (Sect. 2) (1
Huth (Ferdinand Louis) Papers
No full textLetter from an unknown author to [Ferdinand] Louis Huth regarding a financial transaction in the amount of $2.75
Beatitudo morientium in domino per Lutherum restituta Pio viri beati obitu confirmata Apoc. XIV. 12. dissert. theologica saecularis / Caspar Jacob Huth [Präses]; Johann Georg Friedrich Besserer [Resp.] ; Sect. 2
No full textBEATITUDO MORIENTIUM IN DOMINO PER LUTHERUM RESTITUTA PIO VIRI BEATI OBITU CONFIRMATA APOC. XIV. 12. DISSERT. THEOLOGICA SAECULARIS / CASPAR JACOB HUTH [PRÄSES]; JOHANN GEORG FRIEDRICH BESSERER [RESP.] ; SECT. 2
Beatitudo morientium in domino per Lutherum restituta Pio viri beati obitu confirmata Apoc. XIV. 12. dissert. theologica saecularis / Caspar Jacob Huth [Präses] (-)
Beatitudo morientium in domino per Lutherum restituta Pio viri beati obitu confirmata Apoc. XIV. 12. dissert. theologica saecularis / Caspar Jacob Huth [Präses]; Johann Georg Friedrich Besserer [Resp.] ; Sect. 2 (Sect. 2) (1)
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[Stammbuch Philipp Ludwig Huth]
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Ebner von Eschenbach, Friedrich Wilhelm; Blatt 1 (0v 1r)
Krafft von Dellmensingen, Marcus Antonius; Blatt 2 (1v 2r)
Linck, Georg Heinrich; Blatt 3v (3v 4r)
Linck, Jacob Gottlieb; Blatt 4 (3v 4r)
Benz, Johann Heinrich; Blatt 5 (4v 5r)
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Lersner, Friedrich Maximilian von; Blatt 7 (6v 7r)
Trew, Christoph Jacob; Blatt 7v (7v 8r)
Haller von Hallerstein, Johann Joachim; Blatt 8 (7v 8r)
Buck, Daniel; Blatt 8v (8v 9r)
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Finger, Johann Wolfgang; Blatt 9v (9v 10r)
Erlabeck, Georg Christoph; Blatt 10 (9v 10r)
Scharmann, Johann Leonhard; Blatt 10v (10v 11r)
Klepperbein, Joachim; Blatt 11 (10v 11r)
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Huth (Ferdinand Louis) Papers
No full textReceipt for 229 francs, 50 cents, paid to Jacob Zimmerli. Signed Jacob Zimmerli August 8, 1846 in Castroville
Connecting dynamic vegetation models to data - an inverse perspective
No full textDynamic vegetation models provide process-based explanations of the dynamics and the distribution of plant ecosystems. They offer significant advantages over static, correlative modelling approaches, particularly for ecosystems that are outside their equilibrium due to global change or climate change. A persistent problem, however, is their parameterization. Parameters and processes of dynamic vegetation models (DVMs) are traditionally determined independently of the model, while model outputs are compared to empirical data for validation and informal model comparison only. But field data for such independent estimates of parameters and processes are often difficult to obtain, and the desire to include better descriptions of processes such as biotic interactions, dispersal, phenotypic plasticity and evolution in future vegetation models aggravates limitations related to the current parameterization paradigm. In this paper, we discuss the use of Bayesian methods to bridge this gap. We explain how Bayesian methods allow direct estimates of parameters and processes, encoded in prior distributions, to be combined with inverse estimates, encoded in likelihood functions. The combination of direct and inverse estimation of parameters and processes allows a much wider range of vegetation data to be used simultaneously, including vegetation inventories, species traits, species distributions, remote sensing, eddy flux measurements and palaeorecords. The possible reduction of uncertainty regarding structure, parameters and predictions of DVMs may not only foster scientific progress, but will also increase the relevance of these models for policy advice
Rev. Jacob Henry Wofford
No full textRev. Jacob Henry Wofford, considered the "first business manager of Trinity.
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