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    Présence de Potamopyrgus jenkinsi (Smith) dans le département de l'Isère

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    Granier Jacky. Présence de Potamopyrgus jenkinsi (Smith) dans le département de l'Isère. In: Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 45ᵉ année, n°1, janvier 1976. pp. 41-43

    Nouvelles stations à Potamopyrgus jenkinsi (Smith) dans la banlieue d'Avignon

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    Granier Jacky, Penez André, Prost Michel. Nouvelles stations à Potamopyrgus jenkinsi (Smith) dans la banlieue d'Avignon. In: Bulletin mensuel de la Société linnéenne de Lyon, 41ᵉ année, n°2, février 1972. pp. 28-32

    Disengaged and disaffected young people: surviving the system

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    There are counter narratives of youth as at risk and as buoyant and agentive. The article maps the conceptual terrain concerning resilience, wellbeing, buoyancy, enjoyment and happiness and selects two factors related to the successful navigation of schooling, a self-sense of competence and relatedness to others. It analyses data from a subset of a national dataset, from sixty five young people considered to be disaffected or disengaged by their school or college. It explores the perceptions of young people that the difficulties they encounter are in part a result of their own behaviour and in part a product of the system. Hirschman’s theory of exit voice, loyalty is used to explore their choices. The articles concludes that schools act to maintain homeostasis and that a subset of young people are at long term risk due to organisational and national unwillingness to decouple economic benefit from maintenance of the existing system

    Managing further education: learning enterprise

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    The incorporation of the further education sector in 1993 was followed by a period of extreme turbulence. Colleges plunged into the complex task of managing huge organizations while under pressure from cuts in funding and a steady expansion in the number and range of students. While financial scandals may have attracted attention, the success of the further education sector in continuing to provide a vital educational service for millions of people has been less recognized. Despite the significant contribution of the sector to education and training, practitioners struggle to find adequate research evidence on which to base reflection and practice. They need material relevant to the specific situation of managers working within this very hybrid sector, part public sector education and part commercial organization, catering for an age and ability range greater than that of any other educational sector. Based on a national survey of college managers, this book investigates how managers are responding to the challenge to increase the numbers and range of students and to improve learning and teaching. The author shows what it means to lead in a college and how the culture has evolved. Each chapter focuses on an aspect of management. The book concludes that 'learning enterprise' is an apt description of further education, a sector which has retained learning at its core and has learned to adopt an entrepreneurial spirit to shape its future.<br/

    Le concept de « Décentrement » dans l’écriture et la traduction de The Voice de Gabriel Okara

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    This study examines the validity of Meschonnic's concept of «décentrement» (decentering) in accounting for Nigerian author Gabriel Ohara's novel The Voice written in a «transliterated» English version of his native Ijaw. The same concept applies to assess past and prospective translations of The Voice since in both creation and translation the conflict and cross-fertilization of cultures in hegemonic situations need to be accounted for.Martin Jacky. Le concept de « Décentrement » dans l’écriture et la traduction de The Voice de Gabriel Okara. In: Anglophonia/Caliban, n°9, 2001. Langues et littératures. Linguistique, stylistique, traduction. pp. 205-214

    L'organisation locale du tourisme en Suisse et en Autriche : le rôle des sociétés de développement et des syndicats d'intérêt touristique

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    From Swiss and Austrian examples, the author considers organization and working of the local institutions which play a significant role in touristic living. They manage often very important budgets, essentially supplied by visitors taxes and memberships' subscriptions, and constitute a model very far from the French practices.L'auteur examine, à partir d'exemples suisses et autrichiens les modalités d'organisation et de fonctionnement des organismes locaux qui jouent un rôle considérable dans la vie touristique. Gérant des budgets souvent importants fournis essentiellement par les taxes de séjour et les cotisations des membres, ils constituent un «modèle» fort éloigné des pratiques françaises.Herbin Jacky. L'organisation locale du tourisme en Suisse et en Autriche : le rôle des sociétés de développement et des syndicats d'intérêt touristique. In: Hommes et Terres du Nord, 1987/4. Tourisme et développement local et régional. pp. 235-239

    AIEDAM thematic collection: a perspective on data-enabled design – design meet data science

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    Green Open Access added to TU Delft Institutional Repository ‘You share, we take care!’ – Taverne project https://www.openaccess.nl/en/you-share-we-take-care Otherwise as indicated in the copyright section: the publisher is the copyright holder of this work and the author uses the Dutch legislation to make this work public.Internet of ThingsDesign, Organisation and Strateg

    Charles Henry Lamb Collection

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    Photograph of Jacky Smith in a band uniform, member of the Kindness Club, Tulsa, OK, Aug. 1948

    T1e1.4/98-035

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    This contribution examines the effect of ADSL on VDSL when both reside in a single binder group. The potential loss in VDSL bit rate due to the presence of ADSL is qualified using channel capacity arguments. Of particular interest is the impact of the ADSL PSD beyond 1.104 MHz on VDSL performance, as high-level ADSL energy in this region can substantially impair achievable VDSL bit rates. The contribution shows that upstream VDSL channels are affected severely by ADSL NEXT, and downstream VDSL channels are degraded by ADSL FEXT. It is concluded that ADSL energy beyond 1.104 MHz substantially degrades VDSL performance in both the upstream and downstream directions. This contribution was presented as contribution 981t27r0 at the January 1998 ETSI TM6 meeting in Madrid, Spain. Project: VDSL, Spectral compatibility Title: Spectral Compatibility of ADSL and VDSL, Part 2: The Impact of ADSL on VDSL Performance Source: Presenter: Jacky Chow Author: K.S. Jacobsen Amati Communications C..

    L'approche scientifique du tourisme en montagne

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    Despite the notorious inadequacy of tourism statistics and the fluctuations of the policy of mountain development, the research devoted to mountain space (especially the Alps), in the geography of tourism, is getting more and more important and diversified. The author of this article presents some of the most remarkable works published on this question during the last few years, more particularly about the patterns of touristic development, the perception of touristic space, the forms of touristic activity, the economic and social impact of tourism, the relationship between tourism and environment.Malgré l'insuffisance notoire de la statistique touristique et les fluctuations de la politique ď aménagement de la montagne, les recherches de géographie du tourisme consacrées à l'espace montagnard (en particulier aux Alpes) apparaissent de plus en plus nombreuses et diversifiées. L'auteur présente ici quelques-uns des travaux les plus remarquables publiés sur ce thème au cours des dernières années, concernant notamment les modèles ď aménagement touristique, la perception de l'espace touristique, les formes d'activité touristique, l'impact économique et social du tourisme, les rapports entre le tourisme et l'environnement.Herbin Jacky. L'approche scientifique du tourisme en montagne. In: Revue de géographie de Lyon, vol. 59, n°1-2, 1984. pp. 73-84
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