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La déflexivité, du latin aux langues romanes : les méchanismes systémiques en diachronie
No full textLa deflessività è un meccanismo che può essere osservato nell'evoluzione delle lingue flessive. Questo è in particolare il caso dell'evoluzione delle lingue dal latino alle lingue romanze. Il fenomeno generalizzato della deflessività ha estratto dal nome come dal verbo un gran numero di marche morfologiche che subiscono una sorta di "decompattamento". Il francese è la lingua romanza che si è evoluta maggiormente in questa direzione diventando una lingua analitica con forti caratteristiche "neoisolanti".Deflexivity is a mechanism that can be observed in the evolution of flexional languages. This is particularly the case of the evolution of Latin to Romance languages. The generalized phenomenon of the deflexivity extracted from the noun as from the verb a large number of morphological marks which undergo a kind of "unpacking". French is the Romance language that has evolved the furthest in this direction by becoming an analytic language with strong "neo-isolating" characteristics.La déflexivité est un mécanisme que l'on peut observer dans l'évolution des langues de type flexionnel. C'est tout particulièrement le cas de l'évolution du latin aux langues romanes. Le phénomène généralisé de la déflexivité a extrait du nom comme du verbe un grand nombre de marques morphologiques qui subissent une sorte de "décompactage". Le français est la langue romane qui a évolué le plus loin dans ce sens en devenant une langue analytique avec de fortes caractéristiques "néo-isolantes"
Giuseppe Rocchetti - recto
No full textBotanico: Rocchetti, Giuseppe (1799-1874).
Farmacista a Legnago all\u27insegna della Salute. Erborizzò nel Veronese, dove scoprì l\u27Aldrovandia vesiculosa. L\u27erbario è conservato presso l\u27Accademia d\u27agricoltura di Verona (questo al 1895).
Titolo ed estremi cronologici riportati manoscritti sul recto, dove compare anche la nota: dono della Sig. Laura Rocchetti 1898.
Montata su cartoncino 105 x 63 mm.
1 fotografia : albumina ; 90 x 57 mm.
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A flexible ratio regression approach for zero-truncated capture–recapture counts
Full text linkCapture–recapture methods are used to estimate the size of a population of interest which is only partially observed. In such studies, each member of the population carries a count of the number of times it has been identified during the observational period. In real-life applications, only positive counts are recorded, and we get a truncated at zero-observed distribution. We need to use the truncated count distribution to estimate the number of unobserved units. We consider ratios of neighboring count probabilities, estimated by ratios of observed frequencies, regardless of whether we have a zero-truncated or an untruncated distribution. Rocchetti et al. (2011) have shown that, for densities in the Katz family, these ratios can be modeled by a regression approach, and Rocchetti et al. (2014) have specialized the approach to the beta-binomial distribution. Once the regression model has been estimated, the unobserved frequency of zero counts can be simply derived. The guiding principle is that it is often easier to find an appropriate regression model than a proper model for the count distribution. However, a full analysis of the connection between the regression model and the associated count distribution has been missing. In this manuscript, we fill the gap and show that the regression model approach leads, under general conditions, to a valid count distribution; we also consider a wider class of regression models, based on fractional polynomials. The proposed approach is illustrated by analyzing various empirical applications, and by means of a simulation study
Conventional, non-conventional extraction techniques and new strategies for the recovery of bioactive compounds from plant material for human nutrition
No full textCurrent food market demands authentic safe and nutritional food that is described as fresh and natural while being produced with sustainable industrial production (Granato et al., 2018). Functional foods is one such foods labeled as “natural health products” or “health foods” able to provide medicinal effects as well as be replacement to drug therapy (Brown, Caligiuri, Brown, & Pierce, 2018). Often such foods has some biologically active compounds (BACs) that are extracted from medicinal plants (Zhu et al., 2018), vegetables (Montesano, Rocchetti, Putnik, & Lucini, 2018; Poojary et al., 2017), fruits (Barba et al., 2017; Putnik & Bursać Kovačevć, 2017) or by-products from food production (Granato, Nunes, & Barba, 2017; Putnik et al., 2017). By-products of food production are very good sustainable and economic raw materials for food and pharmaceutical industry (Putnik et al., 2017)
La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe: Conclusion
No full textConclusione del volume "La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe"Conclusion of the book "La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe"Conclusion du volume "La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe
La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe: Introduction
No full textIntroduzione al volume "La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe"Introduction to the book "La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe"Introduction au volume "La déflexivité dans les langues d'Europe
Eduardo Sacriste: Aportes del maestro a la formación del arquitecto
No full textFil: Rocchetti, Ricardo Mario. Universidad Católica de Santa Fe. Departamento de Posgrados; Argentina
PLANT METHODS METHODOLOGY Open Access
No full textFluorescent labelling of the actin cytoskeleton in plants using a cameloid antibody Rocchetti et al
Ponti in ferro a Padova. La fonderia Benech-Rocchetti di Padova 1851-1881
No full textPonti in ferro a Padova. La fonderia Benech-Rocchetti di Padova 1851-1881. Presentazione di Giovanni Carbonara e introduzione di Luciano Re. Piovan Editore, Padova 1994. pp.200
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