250 research outputs found
Josias Simler et Les origines de l' alpinisme jusqu'en 1600, par W.-A.-B. Coolidge
No full textClouzot Étienne. Josias Simler et Les origines de l' alpinisme jusqu'en 1600, par W.-A.-B. Coolidge. In: Bibliothèque de l'école des chartes. 1906, tome 67. pp. 294-296
I. geologische Formationskarte der Schweiz : nach den Karten der H. H. B. Studer, Escher v. d. L., Theobald u. A. für Mittelschulen, sowie Alpentouristen ; Lehrmittel für den Anschauungsunterricht
No full textvon Dr. R.Th. Simler ; herausgegeben vom Freiämter Möränenclub in Mur
Musarum Limmagidum vicinarumque jubila inter nubila : ad magnificentissimum, amplissimum, prudentissimumque virum dn. Joh. Henricum Waserum, illustris reipublicae Tigurinae consulem, magno suo merito cum summo omnium ordinum applausu feliciter electum ad XXVIII. Iunii, anno ...
No full text(Enthält) Waserisches Helden-Lied durch Georgen Müllern, Pfarrern zu Thalweil Musicalischer Wunsch- und Freüdenklang über H. Hans Heinrich Wasers, Vatters des Vatterlands, newes Burgermeistertum zu vier Stimmen aufgesetzt durch Andream Schwilgium Regentenspiegel von Johann-Wilhelm SimlerBogensignaturen: A-L⁴, M²Enthält drei Kupferstiche von Joh. Rudolf Simler und C. Meye
R. Masclaux et L. Simler (1967). — Cartes des profondeurs de deux horizons sédimentaires dans la plaine d'Alsace (Abh . geol. Landesamt Baden-Württemberg, 1967, 6, p. 68)
No full textR. Masclaux et L. Simler (1967). — Cartes des profondeurs de deux horizons sédimentaires dans la plaine d'Alsace (Abh . geol. Landesamt Baden-Württemberg, 1967, 6, p. 68). In: Bulletin du Service de la carte géologique d'Alsace et de Lorraine, tome 21, n°4, 1968. Sédimentologie et géochimie de la surface. p. 323
Étude hydrogéologique par prospection électrique du cône de déjection de l'Andlau (environs d'Andlau, Bas-Rhin)
No full textL'étude hydrogéologique du cône de déjection de l'Andlau a été effectuée par la méthode du sondage électrique. Les résultats ont montré que les alluvions présentaient des qualités hydrologiques médiocres. Un écorché géologique a permis de mettre en place un forage productif alimenté par la nappe des grès triasiques.Denozière P., Hirtz J.M., Astier J.L., Millot G., Simler L. Étude hydrogéologique par prospection électrique du cône de déjection de l'Andlau (environs d'Andlau, Bas-Rhin). In: Bulletin du Service de la carte géologique d'Alsace et de Lorraine, tome 14, n°2, 1961. pp. 27-37
Dissertatio pneumatica de anima separata
No full textquam ... sub praesidio ... dn. Iohannis Lavateri ... examini subiicit Iohannes Henricus Ruegius, phil. cand. author & respondens ...Dedikation an Joh. Conrad Grebel, Joh. Heinrich Hirzel, Caspar Escher, Joh. Heinrich Rahn, Joh. Ulrich Escher, Joh. Heinrich Heidegger (2), Joh. Heinrich Zeller und Joh. Wilhelm Simler auf dem Titelbl. verso. Gedichte von Humbertus a Stavia und Andreas Rauch auf Bl. A4v.Diss. Hohe Schule Zürich, 166
Involvement of the GABAergic system on shock-induced aggressive behavior in two strains of mice
No full textThe effects of drugs that antagonize or potentiate the action of brain γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) on shock-induced aggressive behavior in mice were investigated. In previous studies it has been shown that in C57 BL/6 strain shock-induced aggressive behavior is absent up to the 10th week of age and rises to the highest intensity after the 20th week, while at the same ages aggressive responses are lowest or absent in DBA/2 strain. GABA antagonist, picrotoxin and glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) inhibitor, D,L-allylglycine induced aggressive responses in non-aggressive 10 week old C57 BL/6 and 20 week old DBA/2 mice. GABA agonist muscimol hydrobromide, and GABA-T inhibitor sodium n-dipropylacetate inhibited aggressive responses in 20 week old C57 BL/6 mice. These effects were not related to changes in shock sensitivity and motor activity. The results strongly suggest that the GABAergic system is involved in the control of shock-induced aggressive behavior in mice and that this control is related to developmental and genetic factors. Copyright © 1981 ANKHO International Inc
Age-dependent changes of brain GABA levels, turnover rates and shock-induced aggressive behavior in inbred strains of mice.
No full textShock-induced aggressive behavior (SIAB) is absent or very weak in C57BL/6 (C57) mice at the age of 12 weeks while it reaches high levels at the age of 20 weeks. This age-dependent increase of aggressive responses is absent in DBA/2 (DBA) mice. Aggressive C57 mice (20 week old) are characterized by lower GABA levels in amygdala, striatum and substantia nigra than both non-aggressive C57 (12 week old) and DBA mice (12-20 week old). Concerning turnover rate, C57 mice at the age of 20 weeks show lower turnover rate values in cerebellum and raphe and higher values in septum in comparison with 12 week old mice of the same strain. These results are discussed in terms of the role of GABA function in brain areas which are involved in the control of emotionality and aggressive behavior
Nutrition mapping in Tanzania: an exploratory analysis
No full text"For effective decisionmaking, policymakers and program managers often need detailed information about the welfare of the population, including knowledge about which specific areas are most affected by poverty and undernutrition. Household sample surveys are an important source of information, yet because the typical sample size is only a few thousand observations, the information is only useful for inferences at high levels of aggregation, such as the nation or large regional units. In contrast, data sources with wider coverage, such as national censuses, rarely capture detailed information on welfare levels. Recently small-area estimation techniques have been applied to the study of poverty to produce estimates of poverty, or poverty maps, for small geographic units. This paper uses household survey and unit record census data from Tanzania to explore the possibility of applying small-area estimation methods to the study of children's nutritional status as measured by anthropometry. Overall, undernutrition models have had lower explanatory power than poverty models, which has important implications for the precision of the small-area estimates. The analysis finds that applying small-area estimation techniques to anthropometric data is feasible, although the relatively low explanatory power of the regressions does limit both the degree of disaggregation possible and the power to detect significant differences in undernutrition prevalence between districts and subdistricts. In the case of Tanzania, the nutrition mapping approach reveals considerable heterogeneity in nutritional status within regions and within districts. The most striking finding is the much lower levels of undernutrition in areas classified as urban, including relatively small district centers." Authors' AbstractNutrition mapping, malnutrition, Anthropometry, Small area estimation, Tanzania,
Poverty comparisons with absolute poverty lines estimated from survey data
No full text"The objective of measuring poverty is usually to make comparisons over time or between two or more groups. Common statistical inference methods are used to determine whether an apparent difference in measured poverty is statistically significant. Studies of relative poverty have long recognized that when the poverty line is calculated from sample survey data, both the variance of the poverty line and the variance of the welfare metric contribute to the variance of the poverty estimate. In contrast, studies using absolute poverty lines have ignored the poverty line variance, even when the poverty lines are estimated from sample survey data. Including the poverty line variance could either reduce or increase the precision of poverty estimates, depending on the specific characteristics of the data. This paper presents a general procedure for estimating the standard error of poverty measures when the poverty line is estimated from survey data. Based on bootstrap methods, the approach can be used for a wide range of poverty measures and methods for estimating poverty lines. The method is applied to recent household survey data from Mozambique. When the sampling variance of the poverty line is taken into account, the estimated standard errors of Foster-Greer- Thorbecke and Watts poverty measures increase by 15 to 30 percent at the national level, with considerable variability at lower levels of aggregation." -- Authors' AbstractPoverty measurement, Surveys -- Statistical methods, Household surveys, Poverty lines
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