4,762 research outputs found
I CITTADINI E L’EUROPA - Principio democratico e libertà economiche
No full textAi profili giuridici della cittadinanza europea ed ai diritti ad essa collegati sono dedicati i saggi raccolti in questo volume. Taluni di essi sono la rielaborazione delle relazioni presentate al Convegno I cittadini e l’Europa, organizzato presso la Facoltà di giurisprudenza dell’Università Lum Jean Monnet (Casamassima-Bari), il 12 maggio 2014. Altri sono il contributo di studiosi della materia su particolari profili del tema. Il volume propone un approccio innovativo dello studio della cittadinanza, tema tanto rilevante quanto imprescindibile per l’evoluzione sociale dell’Unione. L’ottica, infatti, è quella di individuare, in tale istituto e nei diritti correlati, le puntuali e significative espressioni del principio democratico e dell’esercizio delle libertà fondamentali sancite dai Trattat
Entrevista a Giovanni Pesce
No full textL�autor ens presenta l�entrevista a Giovanni Pesce, antic vetear italià que participà a la Guerra
d�Espanya amb les Brigades InternacionalsThe author shows in this paper the interview with Giovanni Pesce, old italian veteran that fought in the
Spanish Civil War as a member of the International Brigade
Entrevista a Giovanni Pesce
No full textL’autor ens presenta l’entrevista a Giovanni Pesce, antic vetear italià que participà a la Guerra d’Espanya amb les Brigades Internacionals.The author shows in this paper the interview with Giovanni Pesce, old italian veteran that fought in the Spanish Civil War as a member of the International Brigades
La cittadinanza europea: diritti e libera circolazione nel territorio dell’Unione
No full textIl trattato sul funzionamento dell’Unione riafferma i diritti derivanti dalla cittadinanza dell’Unione europea come elaborati dal trattato di Maastricht ribadendo che la cittadinanza UE rappresenta la leva principale per la formazione dell'identità europea. Il testo vigente ribadisce che la cittadinanza dell’Unione si differenzia da quella degli Stati membri alla quale, nondimeno, si aggiunge, integrandola ed arricchendola con ulteriori facoltà attribuite ai “cittadini dell’Unione
Carbon fibre versus metal framework in full-arch immediate loading rehabilitations of the maxilla - a cohort clinical study
No full textFrameworks made of carbon fibre-reinforced composites (CFRC) seem to be a viable alternative to traditional metal frameworks in implant prosthodontics. CFRC provide stiffness, rigidity and optimal biocompatibility. The aim of the present prospective study was to compare carbon fibre frameworks versus metal frameworks used to rigidly splint implants in full-arch immediate loading rehabilitations. Forty-two patients (test group) were rehabilitated with full-arch immediate loading rehabilitations of the upper jaw (total: 170 implants) following the Columbus Bridge Protocol with four to six implants with distal tilted implants. All patients were treated with resin screw-retained full-arch prostheses endowed with carbon fibre frameworks. The mean follow-up was 22 months (range: 18â24). Differences in the absolute change of bone resorption over time between the two implant sides (mesial and distal) were assessed performing a MannâWhitney U-test. The outcomes were statistically compared with those of patients rehabilitated following the same protocol but using metal frameworks (control group: 34 patients with 163 implants â data reported in Tealdo, Menini, Bevilacqua, Pera, Pesce, Signori, Pera, Int J Prosthodont, 27, 2014, 207). Ten implants failed in the control group (6·1%); none failed in the test group (P = 0·002). A statistically significant difference in the absolute change of bone resorption around the implants was found between the two groups (P = 0·004), with greater mean peri-implant bone resorption in the control group (1 mm) compared to the test group (0·8 mm). Carbon fibre frameworks may be considered as a viable alternative to the metal ones and showed less marginal bone loss around implants and a greater implant survival rate during the observation period
La salsa di pesce di Aquileia: industria e commercio del pescato nell’alto Adriatico
No full textLe anfore ritrovate sul relitto della Iulia Felix al largo di Grado e nell’alveo del Canale Anfora ad Aquileia forniscono preziose testimonianze sulla lavorazione e sul commercio del pesce e dei suoi derivati nell’alto Adriatico.
Anche in quest’area la produzione di salse di pesce costituì certamente un aspetto vivace dell’economia locale, tanto che fu creato un tipo esclusivo di anfora per contenere e trasportare queste derrate. Del resto erano preparati molto richiesti perché largamente utilizzati in cucina come condimento o a tavola come esaltatori del gusto
From-omics to personalized medicine in nephrology: Integration is the key
No full textLarge-scale gene, protein and metabolite measurements ('omics') have driven the resolution of biology to an unprecedented high definition. Passing from reductionism to a system-oriented perspective, medical research will take advantage of these high-throughput technologies unveiling their full potential. Integration is the key to decoding the underlying principles that govern the complex functions of living systems. Extensive computational support and statistical modelling is needed to manage and connect the-omic data sets but this, in turn, is speeding up the hypothesis generation in biology enormously and yielding a deep insight into the pathophysiology. This systems biology approach will transform diagnostic and therapeutic strategies with the discovery of novel biomarkers that will enable a predictive and preventive medicine leading to personalized medicine. © 2013 The Author
The impact of IT–business strategic alignment on firm performance: The evolving role of IT in industries
No full textThis study proposes and validates a new industry taxonomy to understand the use of IT that generates superior economic returns based on the specific economic and competitive characteristics of four different industry types and the strategic role of IT in each of these industry environments. Our findings extend the well-established industry taxonomy on the strategic role of IT (Automate, Informate, Transform) by considering how IT is changing the nature of the product/service in industries where transformational logics prevail. We found that in industries where the product/service is digital in nature, the firms that achieve higher economic returns are those where IT is used to support dual strategies based on the integration of cost leadership and differentiation. Conversely, in other industries - with the exception of those producing commodities - the firms that achieve superior returns are those that use IT to support differentiation. The results of this study can help managers make intelligent decisions about competitive strategies and IT investments, depending on the business environment of the sector in which the firm operates and the generative potential of emerging technologies to do new things
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