2,376 research outputs found
"La novela picaresca entre realismo y representacion de la realidad: El caso del Buscon"
No full textEl autor investiga sobre el concepto de realismo a través de las páginas del Buscón. Se discute sobre el tópico de la literatura realista española y su relación con un estilo literario que triunfa en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX. Para Antonio Gargano hay que tener en cuenta la distancia cómica que el lector está obligado a tomar cuando lee la novela picaresca. The author analyses the concept of Realism throughout the pages of the Buscón by Quevedo. Mainly, he tries to discuss on the well-known topic of Spanish realistic literature and its relations with the literary style of the second half of the XIXth Century. The clue to understand the difference is the funniness of the picaresque novel
Parco Nazionale del Gargano
No full textThe contribution is part of one of the themes the author dedicated to protected areas, particularly in the Gargano National Park which we have studied the development policies based on local resources (environmental, historical and social). And 'this is an opportunity to see what has changed in the territorial and socio-economic features of this particular territory, from 2003 at the research done with Viesti
CARATTERI IDROGEOLOGICI DELLE SORGENTI CIRCOSTANTI IL LAGO DI LESINA (GARGANO)
No full textSi studia il contributo alla Laguna di Lesina proveniente da tre principali sorgenti alimentate dal vasto acquifero carsico del Gargano. Con un approccio idrologico-statistico si determina l'estensione dell'area di alimentazione delle sorgenti.CNR CERISTPublishedope
CARATTERI IDROGEOLOGICI DELLE SORGENTI CIRCOSTANTI IL LAGO DI LESINA (GARGANO)
No full textSi studia il contributo alla Laguna di Lesina proveniente da tre principali sorgenti alimentate dal vasto acquifero carsico del Gargano. Con un approccio idrologico-statistico si determina l'estensione dell'area di alimentazione delle sorgenti.CNR CERISTPublishedope
Fault-tolerant minimum broadcast networks
No full textAhlswede R, Gargano L, Haroutunian HS, Khachatrian LH. Fault-tolerant minimum broadcast networks. NETWORKS. 1996;27(4):293-307.Broadcasting is the task of transmitting a message originated at one processor of a communication network to all other processors in the network. A minimal k-fault-tolerant broadcast network is a communication network on n vertices in which any processor can broadcast in spite of up to k line failures in optimal time T-n(k). In this paper, we study B-k(n), the minimum number of communication lines of any minimal k-fault-tolerant broadcast network on n processors. We give the value of B-k(n) for several values of n and k and, in case k < [log n], give almost-minimum k-fault-tolerant broadcast networks. (C) 1996 John Wiley & Sons, Inc
14. Mostra Internazionale di Architettura
No full textIL saggio analizza la !4. Biennale di Architettura di Venezia, curata da R. Koolhaas interpretandone e valutandone l'aspetto teorico-criticoThe present essay analyses the 14th Biennale di Architettura in Venice. The author interprets the program arranged by R. Koolhaas trying to delineate Koolhaas intents and contradictions coming out from the Venetian Hexibition
Deriving the suction stress of unsaturated soils from water retention curve, based on wetted surface area in pores
No full textDal Gargano ai Monti Dauni: analisi archeologica del tessuto urbano di due centri medievali (Vico del Gargano e Pietramontecorvino). Primi dati e prospettive di ricerca
No full textFrom the Gargano to the the Daunian Mountains: archaeological analysis of the urban network of two medieval settlements (Vico del Gargano and Pietramontecorvino). First data and research perspectives
The paper illustrates the results of a preliminary archaeological research on the defensive architecture of two towns in northern Apulia (Vico del Gargano and Pietramontecorvino). Here the remains of historical buildings have undergone various vicissitudes, and heed therefore different cognitive potential, which have pointed the adoption of specific modes of study and research applications. The results, even with reading difficulties, are encouraging and offer interesting suggestions to delineate the dynamics of the birth and development of the fortified settlements (from single towers, their duplication, the formation of circuits walls of the villages), to read in an integrated manner with other realities of the territory investigated by stratigraphic excavations and archaeological analysis of the architectures
The check-list of fungi in Sicily (southern Italy): current survey status
No full textA number of checklists are currently available in several continents, European and extra European countries (Holland, Switzerland, France, United Kingdom, North America, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Venezuela, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Romania, Russia, Africa, Iran, Oman, Turkey, Asia).
The checklists are modern tools for evaluation of fungal biodiversity and precious documents to obtain ecological data and information for management and exploitation of protected areas, agro- and forest ecosystems.
A checklist of Sicilian fungi was edited by Venturella (1991), followed, in 2009, by a new report (Gargano et al., 2009). At that time the number of macrofungi from Sicily correspond to 1500 taxa. Nowadays the number of fungi in the region is greater than before and equal to 1724 taxa (1406 Basidiomycetes and 318 Ascomycetes).
Among the class Basidiomycetes the most remarkable order is Agaricales Underw. (831 taxa) followed by Russulales Kreisel ex P.M. Kirk, P.F. Cannon & J.C. David (193 taxa), Boletales E.-J. Gilbert (108 taxa) and Polyporales Gäum. (104 taxa) while Pezizales J. Schröt. (152 taxa) show the higher value of diversity in the class Ascomycetes. The most remarkable families are Russulaceae Lotsy (159 taxa), Tricholomataceae R. Heim ex Pouzar (140 taxa), Agaricaceae Chevall. (129 taxa), Cortinariaceae R. Heim ex Pouzar (104 taxa), Boletaceae Chevall. (102 taxa), Pyronemataceae Corda (58 taxa) and Pezizaceae Dumort. (102 taxa).
A huge number of ectomycorrhizal fungi (547 taxa) characterize the woods of Sicily with percentage values ranging from 20% to 50% of the total number of fungi. Other important ecological categories are the terricolous saprobes (St, 376 taxa) and the humicolous saprobes (Sh, 224 taxa) which are widely distributed in the different vegetation types of Sicily (3,4). Besides the woods hosts a high number of necrotroph parasites (Pn) corresponding to 46 taxa.
The above-mentioned data are the basis for the upcoming second edition of the checklist of Sicilian fungi
Reliability as a tool for hydraulic networks planning
No full textThis paper presents a methodology to evaluate the reliability of water distribution systems that
can be used in the design phase and for identifying repair works to be carried out on existing systems. The
methodology is based on the statistical analysis of dimensionless performance indices (hydraulic performance
indices) derived from a large number of simulations of various water system demand scenarios and/or operating
conditions. The hydraulic reliability index is assumed as the probability that, under a given operating condition,
the hydraulic performance index will be above a certain threshold. Finally, the system’s overall reliability (mechanical
1 hydraulic) is estimated using the overall reliability index, which is defined by the weighted mean of
the hydraulic performance indices obtained for the various operating conditions. A case study using this methodology
shows the concrete possibilities of applying this approach to a wide spectrum of cases, and the small
influence on overall system reliability normally exerted by such events as the failure of links, pipes, and valves
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