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Plan S – hva kan den koste Norge?
Full text linkSubmitted manuscript version. Published version available at https://khrono.no/formidling-forskning-plan-s/hva-plan-s-egentlig-koster/236591.Ingress: En total overgang til Open Access vil være lønnsom for forskningsnorge, men ikke nødvendigvis de enkelte institusjonene
Slater-Koster interpolation scheme for actinides
No full textNous présentons le formalisme de la méthode d'interpolation de Slater-Koster pour des électrons s, p, d et f complètement relativistes. L'application éventuelle de cette méthode aux actinides est discutée.We present the formalism for a fully relativistic Slater-Koster interpolation scheme for s, p, d and f itinerant electrons. The applicability of the method to actinides is discussed
W. Koster: Untersuchungen zur Lehre vom Farbensinn. Gräfes Arch. Bd. 41. Abtl. 4. S. 1-20. 1895
No full textW. KOSTER: UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZUR LEHRE VOM FARBENSINN. GRÄFES ARCH. BD. 41. ABTL. 4. S. 1-20. 1895
Zeitschrift für Psychologie und Physiologie der Sinnesorgane (-)
Zeitschrift für Psychologie und Physiologie der Sinnesorgane (13) (a0004)
W. Koster: Untersuchungen zur Lehre vom Farbensinn. Gräfes Arch. Bd. 41. Abtl. 4. S. 1-20. 1895 (13) (p0112
Cracking the patent: Using phrasal representations to aid patent classification
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127848pub.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, 17 juni 2014Promotores : Boves, L.W.J., Koster, C.H.A. Co-promotores : Oostdijk, N.H.J., Verberne, S.195 p
Koster-Vd Berg, Mrs J, [No Service Number]
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/397788Surname: KOSTER-VD BERG. Given Name(s) or Initials: MRS J. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: [No Registration Number]. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 19299.236467
Item: [2016.0049.30081] "Koster-Vd Berg, Mrs J, [No Service Number]
Mangrove root biomass and the uncertainty of belowground carbon estimations
No full textMangroves sequester large amounts of carbon (C) and they are increasingly recognized for their potential role in climate change mitigation programs. However, there is uncertainty in the C content of many mangrove forests because the amount of C stored in the roots is usually estimated from allometric equations and not from direct field measurements. There are only a handful of allometric equations in mangroves that are used worldwide to estimate root biomass, however, root biomass can vary from the allometric relationship if the environmental conditions are different from those where the equation was developed. In this study, we compiled recent information on how mangrove roots are affected by environmental conditions. Then, we explored the effect of sampling methodology on root biomass estimations. Finally, we compared published values of root biomass from field measurements against our estimations from allometric equations. The goal was to calculate the uncertainty associated with the estimation of root biomass and thus, the belowground C content of mangroves. The results showed that sampling methodology has a significant effect on root biomass estimations. The highest biomass estimations are reported where both live and dead roots are measured and when the roots are sampled by digging trenches. When comparing measured values against estimations from allometric equations, on average the general allometric equation provided root biomass values that were 40 ± 12% larger than those obtained from field measurements with cores. The result suggests that either: (a) sampling with cores largely underestimates root biomass, or (b) allometric equations overestimate root biomass when used outside the region where they were developed. The uncertainty in root biomass estimates from allometric equations corresponds to 4–15% of the ecosystem C stock (trees + soil), with higher uncertainties in forests with low tree density and low interstitial salinity. We provide a statistical model that includes salinity, forest density and root biomass to correct for this systematic bias. The estimated uncertainty is important to consider when quantifying C budgets at large spatial scales and to validate methodological approaches to C stock estimations.Full Tex
Palynology of the Koster Site: First Report
Full text linkResults of pilot pollen study suggests further research would be relevant to on-going and planned archaeological study at this site. Also see unpublished report of subsequent palynological research 1974.Not to be quoted without permission of S. Streuver and the author
Whose child? : how existing firms foster new firm formation: individual start-ups, spin-outs and spin-offs
Full text linkWhose child?’ is een onderzoek naar de oprichters van nieuwe bedrijven. Wie zijn betrokken bij de oprichting van een nieuw bedrijf? Uiteraard zijn dat de nieuwe ondernemers zelf, maar ook bestaande bedrijven spelen een belangrijke rol, zegt Sierdjan Koster. "Dat is tot nu toe ondergewaardeerd. Ten onrechte, want bestaande bedrijven hebben een positieve invloed op de oprichting van nieuwe bedrijven. Ze functioneren als opleidingsinstituut voor nieuwe ondernemers en geven soms ook directe steun aan oprichtingen."
Uit het onderzoek blijkt dat oprichtingen die beïnvloed zijn door bestaande bedrijven systematisch verschillen van oprichtingen die geheel onafhankelijk zijn begonnen. "Dat zie je vooral bij nieuwe ondernemingen die steun ontvingen. Ze hebben een grotere kans om de oprichtingsfase door te komen. De banden met een bestaand bedrijf zorgen ervoor, dat de onderneming een basis heeft om op voort te bouwen en dat vermindert de risico’s." Gesteunde bedrijven zijn wel minder innovatief. Koster: "Voor innovatie moet je juist kunnen losbreken van bestaande structuren en dat is een probleem voor gesteunde bedrijven."
The Compositae of New Guinea V
No full textp. 562 line 14 add: — Luteidiscus St. John, Bot. Jahrb. 94 (1974) 549.
Remark: St. John described the new genus Luteidiscus, which differs from Tetramolopium only by the colour of the corolla of the disc-flowers, being yellow in Luteidiscus and purplish in Tetramolopium. When considering the colour in the New Guinea species of Tetramolopium as given by the collectors we find for T. macrum (F. v. M.) Mattfeld var. macrum (dark-)yellow, (dark-)yellowish-brown, (pale-)purple, or purplish (Koster in Nova Guinea, Bot. 24, 1966: 571); for T. macrum var. album Koster purple, purplish, purple-brown, brown, (pale-)yellow with brown tips, dark- or yellowish-brown (l.c. 572); for T. macrum var. glabrescens Koster (light-)yellow, light brownish-purple, lobes with light purplish-red apices (l.c. 572); for T. klossii (S. Moore) Mattfeld f. klossii yellowgreen or purple (l.c. 585); for T. klossii f. lanceolatum Koster yellowish or yellow-brown (l.c. 586). From this we may conclude, that it is not possible to make a distinction between Tetramolopium and Luteidiscus. Consequently, the eight new combinations in Luteidiscus by St. John, based on New Guinea species of Tetramolopium (l.c. 554) should be considered as synonyms of the species of Tetramolopium on which they are based
"For the salvation of my soul": women and wills in medieval and early modern France
No full textThis volume seeks to investigate the testamentary practices of women in medieval and early modern France, examining the experience of a cross-section of the population, from artisans to the elite, in Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, Marseille, Montpellier, La Rochelle, Brittany, and Burgundy. The making of a will was perhaps the single most prominent moment in women’s lives for the assertion of agency. Though constrained to some degree by customary practice and the increasing influence of Roman law, women demonstrated remarkable initiative in the formulation of their last wishes. Wills permitted women to reward friendship and loyalty, to designate universal heirs as major beneficiaries, to stipulate conditions of inheritance so that last wishes were carried out, and, perhaps most importantly, to make pious donations to the Church for the salvation of the testators’ souls. They chose their burial sites and arranged for funeral processions, and they endowed anniversary masses for their souls in perpetuity. Individual testamentary decisions differed, as did spousal strategies, but the reinforcement of family ties, even the assertion of relationship, was possible in wills.Introduction / Joëlle Rollo-Koster and
Kathryn L. Reyerson -- Item Lego... Item Volo... Is there really an 'I' in medieval Provençales’ wills? / Joëlle Rollo-Koster -- Family emotional outlets? Women’s wills, women’s voices in medieval Marseille / Francine Michaud -- Wills of spouses in Montpellier before 1350: a case study of gender in testamentary practice / Kathryn L. Reyerson -- Scripts for funeral theater: Burgundian testaments and the performance of social identities / Kathleen Ashley -- Women and gift-giving in eighteenth-century Brittany: wills and donations / Nancy Locklin -- Writing wills and families: constructing mixed-race families in eighteenth-century France / Jennifer L. Palmer -- BibliographyPublisher PD
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