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AC2-SICOMPV301 - Letter to Capell from Norman C Deck. Correction of use of diphthongs on San Cristoval Island.
No full textLetter to A. Capell from Norman C. Deck, reporting and providing correction on the use of diphthongs, or transitional vowels by people of San Cristoval Island. Letter is intended to correct vocabularies compiled by the author and previously sent to Capell.. Language as given
EL CAPELL\uc1N: PARADIGMA DE LA ATENCI 3N PASTORAL ESPEC\ucdFICA
No full textSeg\ufan el derecho universal de la Iglesia, el \u201ccapell\ue1n\u201d puede atender a tres
posibles grupos de fieles: a los miembros de un instituto religioso laical, a los
integrantes de las asociaciones de fieles y a quienes, por su g\ue9nero de vida o
situaci\uf3n actual, no pueden gozar de la atenci\uf3n parroquial ordinaria. Sin duda
alguna, este tercer grupo es el m\ue1s amplio y variado debido a m\ufaltiples factores
entre los que destaca la creciente movilidad humana. Por consiguiente, la plu-
ralidad de destinatarios de la asistencia espiritual espec\uedfica del capell\ue1n obliga a
que este oficio se provea de todas las facultades necesarias para su correcto
ejercicio. \u201cRevalorizar\u201d la figura del capell\ue1n y posicionarla como modelo de la
atenci\uf3n pastoral extraordinaria es el prop\uf3sito de este art\uedcul
AC2-SILAVU101 - Lavukaleve notes
No full text4 page manuscript. -- Untitled, no author name. Capell has written 'This is non-MN? Lavukaleve', a Papuan language of the Central Solomon Family. Seems to have been written by one person and annotated by another, neither of which is Capell.; Date of recording unknown.. Language as given: Lavukalev
COMPOSITIONAL DIFFERENCES OF LOW DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN (LDL) PARTICLES IN NORMAL SUBJECTS WITH LDL PHENOTYPE A AND LDL PHENOTYPE B
No full textA predominance of small LDL particles (subclass phenotype B), as determined by gradient-gel electrophoresis is found among patients with myocardial infarction. Despite physical differences in phenotype A and B particles, differences in lipid composition of particles in these phenotypes have yet to be reported in an unselected population of males and females. The present study used lipid/apoB ratios to analyze the amount of lipid per LDL particle, isolated by density-gradient ultracentrifugation, in 70 healthy subjects. Relative to apoB, the LDL particles from phenotype B subjects were found to contain less free cholesterol (0.391 +/- 0.05 versus 0.465 +/- 0.05; mean +/- SD; P < .001), phospholipid (1.26 +/- 0.2 versus 1.43 +/- 0.2; P < .001), and cholesteryl ester (1.97 +/- 0.1 versus 2.11 +/- 0.2; P < .001) than particles from phenotype A subjects. The amount of triglyceride per LDL particle did not differ between the two phenotypes (0.410 +/- 0.1 versus 0.406 +/- 0.1; P = NS) despite higher plasma triglyceride levels in the phenotype B subjects. LDL size and buoyancy were positively correlated with particle free cholesterol, phospholipid, and cholesteryl ester but not with particle triglyceride. These data suggest that the physical properties of LDL from subjects with phenotype A and B reflect their lipid composition. The compositional differences between LDL particles of the two phenotypes may provide new insight into the increased risk of myocardial infarction in subjects with small, dense LDL
[1 lettre de L. Goigoux (?) à Charles Nuitter, 6 avril 1876] (manuscrit autographe)
No full textLui demande des renseignements au sujet de deux proches parents, M. et Mme Capell
“Distinguished by the Letter C”: Edmond Malone and Edward Capell as Rival Editors of Shake-speares Sonnets
No full text© 2022, Folger Shakespeare Library. The attached document (embargoed until 12/08/2024) is an author produced version of a paper published in SHAKESPEARE QUARTERLY uploaded in accordance with the publisher’s self-archiving policy. The final published version (version of record) is available online at the link. Some minor differences between this version and the final published version may remain. We suggest you refer to the final published version should you wish to cite from it. This article publishes for the first time in full Edward Capell's preface to his manuscript edition of the Sonnets in 1766. It argues that Capell's work has been largely forgotten in the narratives that we tell about the rediscovery of the 1609 Quarto at the end of the 18th century, but that Edmond Malone's groundbreaking work was very heavily indebted to Capell, though his contribution largely went unacknowledged. The article aims to shift the current narrative about the editing of the Quarto and about the reception of the Sonnets in general
AC2-INHALMLO101 - The Loda Language in Comparison with the Galela dialect of Halmaheira followed by Loda Texts in Translation by M. J. van Baarda
No full text178 page text with annotations. -- Het Loda'sch in vergelijking met het Galela'sch dialect op Halmaheira, Gevolgd door Loda'sche Teksten en Verhalen [The Loda Language in Comparison with the Galela dialect of Halmaheira followed by Loda Texts in Translation]. By M. J. van Baarda. Reprint. 's-Grav Bijdr TLV, 1904: 319 - 496. Annotations by Capell and another throughout.; (Typological analysis). Language as given: Loda (Loloda), Galel
AC2-SISIM104 - Mandegusu vocabulary
No full text47 page manuscript. -- Mandegusu vocabulary. Transcribed from the manuscript of the late A. M. Hocart, in Turnbull Library, NZ. Transcribed probably by or for Capell and typed by him.. Language as given: Mandegusu (Simbo
AC2-SIKIA103 - Anthropolgy of Kia sub-District, Santa Isabel II
No full text21 page manuscript. -- The Roslyn Exercise Book Antrhopology II [by George Bogese]. Miscellaneous. Consists mainly of stories and a set of Kia genealogical tables. Note: Although in his Linguistic Survey of the South-Western Pacific (SPC Tech Paper #136, Noumea, 1962) Capell names him Bogesi, the author spells it Bogese, as given above.. Language as given: Kia (Zabana
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