527 research outputs found
Diane Steigerwald, La pensée philosophique et théologique de Shahrastānī (m . 548/1153). Les Presses de l’université Laval, [Canada], 1997
No full textMonnot Guy. Diane Steigerwald, La pensée philosophique et théologique de Shahrastānī (m . 548/1153). Les Presses de l’université Laval, [Canada], 1997. In: Bulletin critique des annales islamologiques, n°15, 1999. pp. 79-81
Parallelism in the Production of Noun Phrases: Experiments and Reaction Time Models.
No full textSchriefers H, de Ruiter J, Steigerwald M. Parallelism in the Production of Noun Phrases: Experiments and Reaction Time Models. Journal of Experimental Psychology; Learning, Memory and Cognition. 1999;25(3):702-720
Trifolio-Geranietea-Gesellschaften im nördlichen Steigerwald
No full textDie wärmebedürftigen und trockenheitsertragenden Saumgesellschaften der Klasse Trifolio-Geranietea im nördlichen Steigerwald (Nord-Bayern) werden beschrieben. Das Gebiet ist aus Tonen und Sandsteinen des Keupers aufgebaut und erreicht Höhen zwischen 270 und 450 m üNN. Wir können zwei Verbände (Geranion sanguinei und Trifolion medii) unterscheiden, deren typische Verbreitungsmuster von den verschiedenen klimatischen und edaphischen Bedingungen abhängen. Das Geranion (mit den Assoziationen Geranio-Peucedanetum und Geranio-Trifolietum) ist vor allem im klimatisch wärmeren Westen des Gebietes auf kalkreichen Böden konzentriert. Das stärker mesophile Trifolion ist nur schwach charakterisiert. Besonders im Osten finden wir weitverbreitet das Trifolio-Agrimonietum und seltener das Agrimonio-Vicietum cassubicae. Alle diese Säume stehen in Kontakt mit wärmeliebenden Gebüschgesellschaften (Berberidion). Die Verbreitung der unterschiedenen Saumgesellschaften wird auf zwei Karten, ihre floristische Zusammensetzung in einer synthetischen Übersichtstabelle gezeigt.The warmth requiring, drought resistant fringe communities of woodland edges of the class Trifolio-Geranietea in the northern Steigerwald (Northern Bavaria) are described. This region is formed by strata of clay and sandstone (Keuper) of altitudes between 270 and 450 m. We can distinguish two alliances, Geranion sanguinei and Trifolion medii, whose characteristic distribution patterns depend on different climatic and edaphic conditions. The Geranion (with the associations Geranio-Peucedanetum and Geranio-Trifolietum) is concentrated in the western, warmer part of the area, on lime — rich soils. The more mesophilous alliance, Trifolion, is weakly characterised. The Trifolio-Agrimonietum commonly occurs especially in the eastern part of the area, while the Agrimonio-Vicietum cassubicae is found less. All these fringe communities are in contact with thermophilic shrub communities (Berberidion). The distribution of the fringe communities is shown on two maps, and the floristic composition is demonstrated in a synthetic phytosociological table
Über die Disziplinierung der Einbildungskraft. Zu: Jörn Steigerwald / Daniela Watzke (Hg.), Reiz – Imagination – Aufmerksamkeit. Erregung und Steuerung von Einbildungskraft im klassischen Zeitalter (1680-1830). Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann 2003.
No full textSproll M. Über die Disziplinierung der Einbildungskraft. Zu: Jörn Steigerwald / Daniela Watzke (Hg.), Reiz – Imagination – Aufmerksamkeit. Erregung und Steuerung von Einbildungskraft im klassischen Zeitalter (1680-1830). Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann 2003. IASL online. 2004
Shahrastani ʿAbd al-Karim (m. 548/ 1153), Majlis : Discours sur l’Ordre et la création. Traduction, avec introduction et notes, de la dernière édition de Jalâli Nâ’ini par Diane Steigerwald. Canada, Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 1998
No full textMonnot Guy. Shahrastani ʿAbd al-Karim (m. 548/ 1153), Majlis : Discours sur l’Ordre et la création. Traduction, avec introduction et notes, de la dernière édition de Jalâli Nâ’ini par Diane Steigerwald. Canada, Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 1998. In: Bulletin critique des annales islamologiques, n°17, 2001. pp. 75-76
A distinct splice form of APC is highly expressed in neurones but not commonly mutated in neuroepithelial tumours.
No full textInferring information frequency and quality
No full textWe develop a microstructure model that, in contrast to previous models, allows one to estimate the frequency and quality of private information. In addition, the model produces stationary asset price and trading volume series. We find evidence that information arrives frequently within a day and that this information is of high quality. The frequent arrival of information, while in contrast to previous microstructure model estimates, accords with non-model based estimates and the related literature testing the mixture-of-distributions hypothesis. To determine if the estimates are correctly reflecting the arrival of latent information, we examine intervals around earnings announcements when private information flow is likely. We find evidence that flows are more likely prior to earnings announcements, which indicates that the estimates reflect the arrival of latent information.UnpublishedNon Peer ReviewedAndersen, T., 1996, .Return Volatility and Trading Volume: An Information
Flow Interpretation of Stochastic Volatility.Journal of Finance 51, 169-204.
[2] Blume, M. and M. Goldstein, 1997, .Quotes, Order Flow, and Price Discov-
ery.Journal of Finance 52, 221-244.
Easley, D., N. Kiefer, and M. O.Hara, 1997, .One Day in the Life of a Very
Common Stock.Review of Financial Studies 10, 805-835.
Easley, D., N. Kiefer, M. O.Hara, and J. Paperman, 1996, .Liquidity, Infor-
mation, and Infrequently Traded Stocks.Journal of Finance 51, 1405-1436.
Easley, D. and M. O.Hara, 1992, .Time and the Process of Security Price
Adjustment.Journal of Finance 47, 577-605.
Easley, D., M. O.Hara, and G. Saar, 2001, .How Stock Splits A¤ect Trading:
A Microstructure Approach.Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
36, 25-51.
Engle, R. and J. Russell, 1998, .Autoregressive Conditional Duration: A New
Model for Irregularly Spaced Transaction Data.Econometrica 66, 1127-1162.
Glosten, L. and P. Milgrom, 1985, .Bid, Ask and Transaction Prices in a Spe-
cialist Market with Heterogeneously Informed Traders.Journal of Financial
Economics 14, 71-100.
Hanousek, J. and R. Podpiera, 2002, .Information-Driven Trading at the
Prague Stock Exchange: Evidence from Intra-day Data.Economics of Tran-
sition 10, 747-759.
Harris, L., 1986, .A Transaction Data Study of Weekly and Intradaily Pat-
terns in Stock Returns.Journal of Financial Economics 16, 99-117.
Hasbrouck, J., 1988, .Trades, Quotes, Inventory, and Information.Journal
of Financial Economics 22, 229-252.
Hasbrouck, J.,1999, .Trading Fast and Slow: Security Market Events in Real
Time.New York University, Salomon Center Working Paper: S/99/17.
Jain, P. and G. Joh, 1988, .The Dependence between Hourly Prices and
Trading Volume. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 23, 269-
283.
Kelly, D. and D. Steigerwald, 2000, .Private Information and High-Frequency
Stochastic Volatility.web manuscript, University of California, Santa Bar-
bara.
Kyle, A., 1985, .Continuous Auctions and Insider Trading. Econometrica
53, 1315-1335.
Lee, C. and R. Radhakrishna, 2000, .Inferring Investor Behavior: Evidence
from the TORQ Data.Journal of Financial Markets 3, 83-112.
Lee, C. and M. Ready, 1991, .Inferring Trade Direction from Intraday Data.
Journal of Finance 46, 733-746.
McInish, T. and R. Wood, 1992, .An Analysis of Intraday Patterns in
Bid/Ask Spreads for NYSE Stocks.Journal of Finance 47, 753-764
Inferring information frequency and quality
No full textWe develop a microstructure model that, in contrast to previous models, allows one to estimate the frequency and quality of private information. In addition, the model produces stationary asset price and trading volume series. We find evidence that information arrives frequently within a day and that this information is of high quality. The frequent arrival of information, while in contrast to previous microstructure model estimates, accords with non-model based estimates and the related literature testing the mixture-of-distributions hypothesis. To determine if the estimates are correctly reflecting the arrival of latent information, we examine intervals around earnings announcements when private information flow is likely. We find evidence that flows are more likely prior to earnings announcements, which indicates that the estimates reflect the arrival of latent information.UnpublishedNon Peer ReviewedAndersen, T., 1996, .Return Volatility and Trading Volume: An Information
Flow Interpretation of Stochastic Volatility.Journal of Finance 51, 169-204.
[2] Blume, M. and M. Goldstein, 1997, .Quotes, Order Flow, and Price Discov-
ery.Journal of Finance 52, 221-244.
Easley, D., N. Kiefer, and M. O.Hara, 1997, .One Day in the Life of a Very
Common Stock.Review of Financial Studies 10, 805-835.
Easley, D., N. Kiefer, M. O.Hara, and J. Paperman, 1996, .Liquidity, Infor-
mation, and Infrequently Traded Stocks.Journal of Finance 51, 1405-1436.
Easley, D. and M. O.Hara, 1992, .Time and the Process of Security Price
Adjustment.Journal of Finance 47, 577-605.
Easley, D., M. O.Hara, and G. Saar, 2001, .How Stock Splits A¤ect Trading:
A Microstructure Approach.Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
36, 25-51.
Engle, R. and J. Russell, 1998, .Autoregressive Conditional Duration: A New
Model for Irregularly Spaced Transaction Data.Econometrica 66, 1127-1162.
Glosten, L. and P. Milgrom, 1985, .Bid, Ask and Transaction Prices in a Spe-
cialist Market with Heterogeneously Informed Traders.Journal of Financial
Economics 14, 71-100.
Hanousek, J. and R. Podpiera, 2002, .Information-Driven Trading at the
Prague Stock Exchange: Evidence from Intra-day Data.Economics of Tran-
sition 10, 747-759.
Harris, L., 1986, .A Transaction Data Study of Weekly and Intradaily Pat-
terns in Stock Returns.Journal of Financial Economics 16, 99-117.
Hasbrouck, J., 1988, .Trades, Quotes, Inventory, and Information.Journal
of Financial Economics 22, 229-252.
Hasbrouck, J.,1999, .Trading Fast and Slow: Security Market Events in Real
Time.New York University, Salomon Center Working Paper: S/99/17.
Jain, P. and G. Joh, 1988, .The Dependence between Hourly Prices and
Trading Volume. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 23, 269-
283.
Kelly, D. and D. Steigerwald, 2000, .Private Information and High-Frequency
Stochastic Volatility.web manuscript, University of California, Santa Bar-
bara.
Kyle, A., 1985, .Continuous Auctions and Insider Trading. Econometrica
53, 1315-1335.
Lee, C. and R. Radhakrishna, 2000, .Inferring Investor Behavior: Evidence
from the TORQ Data.Journal of Financial Markets 3, 83-112.
Lee, C. and M. Ready, 1991, .Inferring Trade Direction from Intraday Data.
Journal of Finance 46, 733-746.
McInish, T. and R. Wood, 1992, .An Analysis of Intraday Patterns in
Bid/Ask Spreads for NYSE Stocks.Journal of Finance 47, 753-764
Nothing but the cuckoo clock? Determinants of public funding of culture in Switzerland 1977 - 2010
No full textMANAGEMENT OF WOODY PLANT ENCROACHMENT: DECISION THEORY, ECOLOGICAL THEORY, & EVALUATION
No full textWoody plant encroachment (WPE) reduces ecosystem services and economic benefits obtained from rangelands. Prescribed fire disturbance regimes have been identified as an ecologically and economically viable management options. Practitioners have tools for individual treatments but lack process for integrating individual events into successful management regimes. Practitioners lack ecological theory for the interaction between disturbance and WPE in a language and format accessible by the majority of practitioners. Disturbance regime theory (DRT) was developed as ecological theory for practitioners seeking to utilize disturbance, specifically fire to control WPE. DRT utilizes thresholds between population resistance to disturbance intensity and species resilience to disturbance frequency to estimate effects of disturbance regimes to WPE. Disturbance Regime Management (DRM) is the development and application of disturbance regimes for managing WPE. Successful implementation of DRM requires adaptive management. Integrated Rangeland Management System (IRMS) was designed as a structured process for facilitating the implementation of adaptive management on rangelands. It is a wholistic process for visioning, planning, implementing, and monitoring of rangelands. IRMS serves as a common framework for implementing DRM within adaptive rangeland management.
Adaptive management and DTR was evaluated through an applied management case study on the Duncan Spade Ranch. McCartney Rose (Rosa bracteata) encroachment was adaptively managed with a prescribed fire disturbance regime. Woody cover was monitored with National Agriculture Imagery Program airborne digital images, permanent line transects, and plot photographs. DRM worksheets were used to make qualitative predictions of impact or no impact on McCartney Rose for resistance to fire intensity and resilience to fire frequency. Classified imagery measured 24% woody cover in 2010 decreasing to 6% in 2018. A paired t-test for line transect McCartney Rose cover measured a significant (P= 0.02, 14 df) decrease in woody cover from 16% in 2012 to 8% in 2018. These data support the use of adaptively managed disturbance regimes to control WPE.
This dissertation developed an explicit process for adaptive management. It developed an explicit process for integrating disturbance events into a disturbance management regime to control WPE. Finally, these processes were validated with an adaptive management case study on WPE
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