106 research outputs found
Teknik Permainan Dan Penyajian Lagu When A Man Loves Woman Karya Percy Sledge Pada Instrumen Alto Saxophone
No full textThis study discusses the technique of playing the alto saxophone on the song When a Man Loves a Woman by Percy Sledge. This song has been played by many saxophone players including: Galaxsea Band Cancun, Angelo Torres, Paulo Franco, Richard Elliot. Presentation of the song When a Man Loves a Woman the author uses a band format with breathing techniques, staccato techniques, growl techniques, and altissimo techniques. The author discusses the level of difficulty experienced by the author, especially in breathing techniques and growl techniques. At the end, the author explains the presentation of the song When a Man Loves a Woman during the recital
Variation in cuticular hydrocarbon signatures, hormonal correlates and establishment of reproductive dominance in a polistine wasp
No full textIn many social insects the relationship between reproductive dominance and physiological correlates is poorly understood.
Recent evidence now strongly suggests that cuticular hydrocarbons are important in reproductive differentiation in these societies
where they are used as signals of ovarian activity in reproductive females. In this study we investigated the relationship between
reproductive dominance, size of the corpora allata (CA, producer of Juvenile Hormone, JH) and the proportions of cuticular
hydrocarbons present on the cuticle in overwintering foundresses and both associative (polygynous) and solitary (monogynous)
pre-emergence colonies of the social wasp Polistes dominulus. Size of the CA was positively correlated with ovarian development
in polygynous colonies. In contrast, solitary foundresses possessed significantly smaller CAs than dominant foundresses from
polygynous nests, yet ovarian activity was similar for both female types. CA size variation was associated with variation in
cuticular hydrocarbon proportions. Overwintering, solitary, dominant and subordinate (from associative nests) females all possessed
distinctive cuticular chemical profiles revealed by multivariate discriminant analyses. Our data indicate that the social
environment strongly affects reproductive physiology in this wasp, and we discuss the role of cuticular hydrocarbons in reproductive
signaling in P. dominulus and other social insects
Some patterns of social behavior of a selected third-grade class at Gray Street School, Atlanta, Georgia, 1956--1957, 1957
No full textAnalysis Of Damage And Improvement Of Sledge Cross On Ghb-1340g Lathe Machine
No full textIn the machining process there are various tools that can be used to help work in the industry. Lathe is one of the machines that can cut metal with the shape, size and quality planned. In this study, the author took the topic of "Analysis and Repair of Latitude Sledge Lathe GHB-1340G". For the process of improving latitude slashes so that the composer can be reused to make improvements in the latitude slashes. After that, the composer conducts an experiment by turning the workpiece sample. The next stage after testing the workpiece samples by making a reduction, holes, and threads obtained a good, smooth, and even turning. The machine does not experience damage or problems anymore and can be used for a good turning proces
With the old breed, at Peleliu and Okinawa /
No full textIn his own book, Wartime, Paul Fussell called With the Old Breed "one of the finest memoirs to emerge from any war." John Keegan referred to it in The Second World War as "one of the most arresting documents in war literature." And Studs Terkel was so fascinated with the story he interviewed its author for his book, "The Good War." What has made E.B. Sledge's memoir of his experience fighting in the South Pacific during World War II so devastatingly powerful is its sheer honest simplicity and compassion. Now including a new introduction by Paul Fussell, With the Old Breed presents a stirring, personal account of the vitality and bravery of the Marines in the battles at Peleliu and Okinawa. Born in Mobile, Alabama in 1923 and raised on riding, hunting, fishing, and a respect for history and legendary heroes such as George Washington and Daniel Boone, Eugene Bondurant Sledge (later called "Sledgehammer" by his Marine Corps buddies) joined the Marines the year after the bombing of Pearl Harbor and from 1943 to 1946 endured the events recorded in this book. In those years, he passed, often painfully, from innocence to experience. Sledge enlisted out of patriotism, idealism, and youthful courage, but once he landed on the beach at Peleliu, it was purely a struggle for survival. Based on the notes he kept on slips of paper tucked secretly away in his New Testament, he simply and directly recalls those long months, mincing no words and sparing no pain. The reality of battle meant unbearable heat, deafening gunfire, unimaginable brutality and cruelty, the stench of death, and, above all, constant fear. Sledge still has nightmares about "the bloody, muddy month of May on Okinawa." But, as he also tellingly reveals, the bonds of friendship formed then will never be severed.Originally published: Novato, Calif. : Presidio Press, 1981.Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-320) and index.Making of a Marine -- Preparation for combat -- On to Peleliu -- Assault into hell -- Another amphibious assault -- Brave men lost -- Rest and rehabilitation -- Prelude to invasion -- Stay of execution -- Into the abyss -- Of shock and shells -- Of mud and maggots -- Breakthrough -- Beyond Shuri -- End of the agony.In his own book, Wartime, Paul Fussell called With the Old Breed "one of the finest memoirs to emerge from any war." John Keegan referred to it in The Second World War as "one of the most arresting documents in war literature." And Studs Terkel was so fascinated with the story he interviewed its author for his book, "The Good War." What has made E.B. Sledge's memoir of his experience fighting in the South Pacific during World War II so devastatingly powerful is its sheer honest simplicity and compassion. Now including a new introduction by Paul Fussell, With the Old Breed presents a stirring, personal account of the vitality and bravery of the Marines in the battles at Peleliu and Okinawa. Born in Mobile, Alabama in 1923 and raised on riding, hunting, fishing, and a respect for history and legendary heroes such as George Washington and Daniel Boone, Eugene Bondurant Sledge (later called "Sledgehammer" by his Marine Corps buddies) joined the Marines the year after the bombing of Pearl Harbor and from 1943 to 1946 endured the events recorded in this book. In those years, he passed, often painfully, from innocence to experience. Sledge enlisted out of patriotism, idealism, and youthful courage, but once he landed on the beach at Peleliu, it was purely a struggle for survival. Based on the notes he kept on slips of paper tucked secretly away in his New Testament, he simply and directly recalls those long months, mincing no words and sparing no pain. The reality of battle meant unbearable heat, deafening gunfire, unimaginable brutality and cruelty, the stench of death, and, above all, constant fear. Sledge still has nightmares about "the bloody, muddy month of May on Okinawa." But, as he also tellingly reveals, the bonds of friendship formed then will never be severed.Schoentjes, Pierr
Birmingham News sleeve BN0055208
No full textProfessor Eugene Sledge with Japanese TV [television] director at the University of Montevallo / University of Montevallo professor Dr. Eugene B. Sledge, author of book on Battle of Okinawa talking to Japanese TV director regarding documentary on battle to be shown in Japan / Dr. Sledge is biologist (professor emeritus) / May get shot in garden of them talking / Miss Chisuwa / Kazjhisa Kawabata / M&K Japan Broadcasting Corporation / [Work order and notes included
Sledgehockey in Russia: Development and Current Condition
No full textThe article studies the condition of sledge-hockey in Russia. The research deals with the history and development of paraiсehockey, analyses its current state and focuses on the results of the Russian national team on the international level. Author highlights the problems of modern Russian sledge-hockey, such as poor promotion and volatile condition of the Russian Federation in the International Paralympic Committee.Работа посвящена исследованию следж-хоккея в России. Изучена история развития следж-хоккея, исследовано текущее состояние профессиональных следж-хоккейных клубов, проанализированы результаты деятельности сборной России на мировой арене. Выделены проблемы современного следж-хоккея в России, такие как слабое продвижение и внешние угрозы, связанные с неустойчивым положением России в Международном паралимпийском комитете
Veterinary studies on the British Antarctic Survey's sledge dogs: II. Occupational osteoarthritis
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Relationships between macrozoobenthos and habitat characteristics in an intensively used area of the Dutch coastal zone
No full textDistribution patterns and species composition of macrozoobenthos were studied in the Dutch coastal zone in front of the Port of Rotterdam. Relationships between macrozoobenthic assemblages and environmental variables were determined using non-metric dimensional scaling (nMDS) based on 470 boxcore, bottom sledge, and sediment samples collected in spring 2006 and 2008 in a 2500-km2 research area.Weinvestigated two types of benthic assemblages, infaunal assemblages sampled with a boxcorer and epifaunal assemblages sampled with a bottom sledge. Five main in- and epifaunal assemblages were distinguished using clustering techniques and nMDS ordinations. Macrozoobenthic species composition correlated with combinations of measured sediment variables and modelled hydrodynamic variables. Macrozoobenthic species richness and biomass were highest at 20 m deep areas with a grain size of 200 mm, elevated mud and sediment organic matter, and low mean bed shear stress. Considerable interannual differences in macrozoobenthic assemblage distribution were observed which resulted from more Echinoids, Phoronids, and jackknife clams. Adistinct, highly productive and species-rich macrozoobenthic white furrowshell Abra alba assemblage coincided in a 8-m deepened shipping lane and near a disposal site for dredged fine sediment. This may be an indication that the benthic system can be changed by these human activities. Modelled bed shear stress is an important variable in addition to sediment variables in explaining distribution patterns in macrozoobenthos
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