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Review of Manos limpias
Manos limpias (Clean hands), directed by Michael Dominic. United States, 201
Seismic and stability analysis of component-based extraterrestrial vaults
For the first time since the 1970s, concrete plans are in motion to bring humans back to the Moon through the Artemis programme. The dawning era of space exploration aims to set the groundwork for long-term off-Earth settlement, with sights on bringing the first humans to Mars. In order to provide a safe means of inhabiting extraterrestrial (ET) environments, a self-supporting habitat shield concept has been developed by the Specialist Modelling Group at Foster + Partners, which is based on the use of mechanically interlocking masonry manufactured from in-situ resources. Significant progress must still be made in the structural design and validation of such systems, however, before they can be safely implemented. Due to the novelty of the proposed structure, existing research does not provide numerical evidence of its stability under self-weight, or under seismic loading. Research in this direction is valuable, as it explores alternatives to popular design concepts based on monolithic additive manufacturing and addresses research gaps related to the analysis of mechanically interlocking structures. The aim of this project is to provide novel insight into the stability of self-supporting dry-stone vaults under the influence of microgravity and ground motions. This is achieved through a three-part analysis approach, which starts with an investigation into the fundamental structural behaviour of dry-stone, Nubian-type vaults based on a series of parametric studies. Key geometric parameters of the vaults are varied, and the resulting distinct element models are subjected to quasi-static pushover-type analysis in 3DEC. The parametric studies indicate what configuration of the vault geometry can maximise seismic capacity. This optimal vault geometry is modelled in Rhino using geometric constraint solving, which is used to produce a model which can be assembled from mechanically interlocking components. Through pushover-type testing and dynamic time history analysis, the performance of the resulting vault model is assessed with respect to possible moonquake loading. The final part of the design process accounts for uncertainties in material properties by conducting sensitivity studies, which indicate what degree of variation in performance is possible. After completing the three mains sets of analysis needed to design a moonquake-resistant vault, several comparative analyses are carried out to provide context to the structural performance of the Nubian-type vault. The first of these additional investigations models an equivalent monolithic vault geometry in DIANA and conducts finite element analysis to determine its capacity for lateral acceleration. The second comparative study determines how covering the vault in loose regolith may influence its structural performance. The third study investigates how the variation of gravity affects the stability and seismic performance of the vault. Several key findings are obtained in this project, leading to an understanding of the structural behaviour of Nubian-type vaults and how they may be a possible solution to shielding demands in ET contexts. The final vault model was shown to remain stable under a uniform lateral acceleration equivalent to the PGA for a possible moonquake with a 475 year return period. Dynamic analysis conducted using an artificial ground motion record obtained for the same return period produced less favourable results, resulting in partial collapse of the outermost six courses of the vault. Computational constraints necessitated the implementation of an undamped analysis, however, so these results are considered to be conservative. Further analysis is needed, but these results suggest that with minor adjustments, the vault may be able to safely resist moonquake loading. The comparative monolithic vault analysis demonstrates that an additively manufactured vault may provide slightly better resistance to static lateral acceleration than a component-based vault. When considering the structural redundancy and energy dissipation necessary for safe seismic design, however, the discrete vault is expected to perform better. Results show that covering the vault in loose regolith is expected to reduce its overall stiffness. Conclusions about changes in stability cannot be made with confidence due to modelling issues at the interface between the regolith and the structure. By studying the influence of gravitational variation on the vault, results indicate that it may perform favourably on the Earth or on Mars, though the possibility of material damage must be studied further.Civil Engineerin
FIT Menswear Fashion Show: 1988
FIT student fashion show featuring menswear designs.Menswear class of 1988. Student designers include: Donald Wyte, Luciano Ambrosio, Frances Campbell, Beverly Bates, Ferdinand Chan, Eric Rasmussen, Christine DiFiore, Michael Samaro, Paul Bargreen, Henry Woodruff, Kim Penn, Campion Tillbrook, Sharam Shiva, John Bartlett, Manos Zorbas, Byron Yarlaw, Michael Jones. Menswear critic designer: Bill Robinson
Apuntes de José Antonio Valverde sobre manos
Apuntes sobre manos, que el autor utilizó para elaborar su conferencia "L'Evolution Humaine Apercue Generale", impartida en el Musèe de l'Homme de París, y patrocinada por la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris, el 21 de marzo de 1963.Notes about hands, that the author used to prepare his conference: "L'Evolution Humaine Apercue Generale", given at the Musèe de l'Homme de París, and represented by the Société d’Anthropologie of Paris, the 21st of March of 1963
Influencia del cumplimiento del lavado de manos en las infecciones asociadas a la atención de salud, hospital nivel III-1,2024
El objetivo de desarrollo Sostenible N.º 3, se enfoca en fomentar los hábitos de vida
saludable y potenciar el bienestar de los individuos de todas las edades. En esta
investigación busca garantizar que todos puedan recibir atención médica de alta calidad de
manera justa, y prevenir la aparición de enfermedades. El objetivo principal de este estudio
fue determinar la influencia de lavado de manos en las infecciones asociadas a la atención
de salud en los en pacientes de la unidad de cuidados intensivos de un Hospital de nivel III-
1,2024. La investigación es de tipo aplicada. la población de estudio consistió en los
pacientes que están expuestos a dispositivosmédicos y los 68 personal de salud del servicio
de UCI. Se concluyo que hay 38 veces más probabilidad de presentar IAAS si los
profesionales de salud no hacen correctamente el lavado de manos, Asimismo, mientras
más pacientes expuestos haya la probabilidad de presentar IAAS se incrementa en más del
50%. Además, como el valor de significancia es menor que 0.05, podemos afirmar que hay
influencia del Lavado de manos y IAAS en el servicio de UCI de un Hospital de nivel III-
1,2024. (p 0.004) Hay más probabilidad de presentar IAAS si los profesionales de salud no
hacen correctamente el lavado de manos en el momento 1, momento 3 y momento 5
The Victorian Newsletter (Fall 1986)
The Victorian Newsletter is sponsored for the Victorian Group of Modern Language Association by the Western Kentucky University and is published twice annually.Disraeli and Carlyle's "Aristocracy of Talent": The Role of Millbank in Coningsby Reconsidered / Nils Clausson -- The Reader as Whoremonger: A Phenomenological Approach to Rossetti's "Jenny" / Michael Cohen -- Letters and Novels "One Woman Wrote to Another": George Eliot's Responses to Elizabeth Gaskell / Robyn R. Warhol -- J. E. Millais' Bubbles: A Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction / William Sharpe -- The Ordeal of Richard Feverel: Bildungsroman or anti-Bildungsroman? / Nikki Lee Manos -- Christianity, Spiritualism, and the Fourth Dimension in Late Victorian England / Rosemary Jann -- Great Burke and Poor Boswell: Carlyle and the Historian's Task / Elizabeth Wheeler -- Coming in Victorian Newsletter -- Books Receive
El juego como estrategia para mejorar los hábitos del lavado de manos en los niños de 4 años de la I.E.I N° 113 "Tesorito de Jesús"
Esta investigación tiene como objetivo general Determinar el efecto que tiene el
juego como estrategia para fortalecer el hábito de lavado de manos en niños de
4 años de la I.E 113 “Tesorito de Jesús”., Asimismo, este trabajo surge de una
problemática que a través de la observación se pudo ver que hay poca practica
de habito de higiene en las aulas y acorde a esto se llegó a una interrogante ¿De
qué manera el juego como estrategia mejora el habito del lavado en niños de 4
años de la I.E 113 “Tesoritos de Jesús” ? A raíz de esta pregunta se logró a
contrarrestar que para que los niños preescolares logren y tengan una práctica
diaria de lavado de manos que se debe realizar con estrategias que sean
interesantes para el niño como es el juego para fomentar los hábitos de aseo. El
trabajo se justifica porque nos permite reconocer a fondo la importancia de
incentivar el desarrollo practico de hábitos de higiene en los niños para mejorar
y obtener mejores condiciones de vida., así mismo inculcar el aseo personal
Carpal tunnel release using the MANOS CTR system: Preliminary results in 52 patients
Purpose: To describe a carpal tunnel release technique using the MANOS Carpal Tunnel Release device, with preliminary results in 52 patients. Methods: The MANOS Carpal Tunnel Release device is a blade that divides the transverse carpal ligament using wrist and palm skin punctures. The awake patient provides feedback as the surgeon navigates a 2.1-mm-diameter blunt probe across the undersurface of the ligament from a wrist incision with standard disposable nerve stimulator monitoring. The leading tip of the blunt probe is uninsulated and conducts 2 mA. The surgeon converts the blunt insulated probe into an uninsulated blade by advancing a 0.9-mm needle through the palm with a thumb-activated deployment feature. The surgeon saws the ligament through the 2 skin punctures. We used a validated outcome questionnaire to assess postoperative symptoms at 3 months. Results: Symptom severity and functional status scores compare favorably with literature controls for open and endoscopic surgery at 3 months. One patient required reoperation for incomplete release. There were no tendon or nerve injuries. Conclusions: Preliminary results suggest the MANOS Carpal Tunnel Release device to be safe and effective. Type of study/level of evidence: Therapeutic IV. © 2012 American Society for Surgery of the Hand
Contemplating identity and genre in Greek popular song: The Theatrical Compositions of Manos Hadjidakis Between 1944 and 1966
This thesis is a study of selected compositions for contemporary theatre and ancient Greek drama of the Greek composer Manos Hadjidakis from 1944 to 1966. It is a study of their social resonances, their cultural contexts and their role in the formation of Greek cultural identity in general as well as Greek popular music of the mid-twentieth century in particular. My examination of the role of such works in the construction of Greek national and cultural identity focuses on the relationship of Hadjidakis with Greek literary modernism and its distinctive Greekness as well as with the literati associated with it, the so-called Generation of the '30s. My study of the contribution of Hadjidakis' theatrical works to the reformation of Greek popular music, on the other hand, focuses on the emergence of the hybrid genre of art-popular song [entechno laiko tragoudi, aka entechno] and its establishment as the national, high-popular music of Greece via, amongst other factors, the elevation of the marginal genre of rebetiko. My main objectives are to discuss some of the published as well as unpublished incidental music of Manos Hadjidakis for theatre in relation to: a) the cultural phenomena of Greek literary modernism, identity and Greekness; and b) the questions of genre, class, and authenticity raised by the new phase of Greek popular music that emerged during the 1950s
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