22,597 research outputs found
Kwangtung 1:50,000 [cartographic material] /
No full textVarious eds. Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Sheets individually titled at top margin, e.g. Tang Cun = Tang-tsun.; Sheets individually numbered at top margin, e.g. Sheet 7621-II.; Original published: Beijing? : Jun shi wei yuan hui jun ling bu lu di ce liang zong ju, surveyed in 1927, published 1938.; Includes index map to adjoining sheets.; Some of National Library of Australia's copies mounted on linen.Alternate title: Guangdong 1:50,000Title on index map: Guangdong wu wan fen yi di xing tuAlternate title: Series L78
Zhen dui gao mi du cheng shi de cheng shi qi hou gui hua yu she ji zong he ce lüe: Xianggang an li
No full textYuan, Chao = 針對高密度城市的城市氣侯規劃與設計綜合策略 : 香港案例 / 袁超.Thesis Ph.D. Chinese University of Hong Kong 2014.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 124-134).Abstracts also in Chinese.Title from PDF title page (viewed on 10, November, 2016).Yuan, Chao = Zhen dui gao mi du cheng shi de cheng shi qi hou gui hua yu she ji zong he ce lüe : Xianggang an li
Zhonghua Minguo Taiwan di qu wu wan fen zhi yi di xing tu [cartographic material] /
No full text2nd ed. Map series of Taiwan showing highways and route numbers, railways, boundaries, building areas, bridges, water features, agriculture, monuments, and cities. Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Each sheet is named and numbered individually.; "Clearance between contour lines: starting line: 20 meters, in-between lines: 10 meters"; Average ocean level at Ma-Gong Port of Penghu is zero meter.; "Plane control: adoption of the results of triangular point measurement by the Survey Division of Department of United General Services in 1980. Original point is the triangular point of the Huzi Mountain, Puli Town, Nantou County"; Includes "Map material source", "Administrative borderlines", and "Map connection illustration" diagrams, and angle deviation chart
Breaking the canons of legal discourse in Marlene Nourbese Philip's Zong ! (2008)
No full textInternational audienceThis article investigates M. NourbeSe Philip’s book-length poem Zong! (2008), in which the author revisits history through a fragmented text confronting what she describes as the insufficiency of the discourses of law, economics, and insurance in capturing the 1781 Zong massacre. Responding to this “silenced” historic murder case, Philip deconstructs legal, colonial and post-colonial archives in order to uncover the injustice embedded therein. The poet’s intention to tell what she depicts as “the story that cannot be told and must be told” in a language already contaminated, possibly “irrevocably and fatally” (Philip 2008, 199), will be further explored in this study. Language functions as a tool and process to be a site of decontamination through which Zong! stages its attempt to recover the unrecoverable and expose injustice.Cet article revisite l’histoire du massacre du Zong en novembre 1781 à travers le livre de poésie Zong ! de M. NourbeSe Philip (2008), dans lequel l’autrice réécrit la source documentaire juridique pour en faire un texte fragmenté et tourmenté qui souligne l’inanité des discours juridiques et économiques, liés au contrat d’assurance. En réponse à cet assassinat historique passé sous silence, Philip déconstruit l’archive juridique, coloniale et postcoloniale pour révéler l’injustice qui lui est inhérente. L’intention de l’autrice est de raconter « l’inénarrable histoire qui pourtant doit être narrée », mais en évitant « la langue corrompue, fatalement irrévocable » (Philip 2008, 199) ayant servi à la rédaction de l’archive. C’est ce projet de l’autrice qui fera l’objet de notre étude. Le langage fonctionne comme un outil et processus de décontamination par lequel Zong ! met en scène, révèle ce qui ne saurait être révélé et dénonce l’injustice
Breaking the canons of legal discourse in Marlene Nourbese Philip's Zong ! (2008)
No full textInternational audienceThis article investigates M. NourbeSe Philip’s book-length poem Zong! (2008), in which the author revisits history through a fragmented text confronting what she describes as the insufficiency of the discourses of law, economics, and insurance in capturing the 1781 Zong massacre. Responding to this “silenced” historic murder case, Philip deconstructs legal, colonial and post-colonial archives in order to uncover the injustice embedded therein. The poet’s intention to tell what she depicts as “the story that cannot be told and must be told” in a language already contaminated, possibly “irrevocably and fatally” (Philip 2008, 199), will be further explored in this study. Language functions as a tool and process to be a site of decontamination through which Zong! stages its attempt to recover the unrecoverable and expose injustice.Cet article revisite l’histoire du massacre du Zong en novembre 1781 à travers le livre de poésie Zong ! de M. NourbeSe Philip (2008), dans lequel l’autrice réécrit la source documentaire juridique pour en faire un texte fragmenté et tourmenté qui souligne l’inanité des discours juridiques et économiques, liés au contrat d’assurance. En réponse à cet assassinat historique passé sous silence, Philip déconstruit l’archive juridique, coloniale et postcoloniale pour révéler l’injustice qui lui est inhérente. L’intention de l’autrice est de raconter « l’inénarrable histoire qui pourtant doit être narrée », mais en évitant « la langue corrompue, fatalement irrévocable » (Philip 2008, 199) ayant servi à la rédaction de l’archive. C’est ce projet de l’autrice qui fera l’objet de notre étude. Le langage fonctionne comme un outil et processus de décontamination par lequel Zong ! met en scène, révèle ce qui ne saurait être révélé et dénonce l’injustice
Zhong hua min guo quan tu /
No full textMap of China showing boundaries, roads, railways, the Great Walls, water features, ports, mines, radio stations, airports, cities and towns. Relief shown by gradient tints and spot heights. Depths shown by gradient tints.; Includes inset of South China Sea Islands (1!4c!GW'X{';y!7tB).; 880-4 Series L201
Bai wan fen yi Zhongguo di tu /
No full textSecond edtion - CMS. Cataloguing based on sheet : Shang-Hai N.H-51; Topographic map series of China showing built-up areas, roads, railways, ports, mines, boundaries, vegetations, water features, radio stations, villages, cities and towns. Relief shown by gradient tints and spot heights. Depths shown by contours.; Standard map series designation: CMS L300; Each sheet is named and numbered individually.; Includes coverage diagram, index map to adjoining sheets and index to boundaries.; Maps, and index indicating National Library of Australia holdings, in an online version at: http://nla.gov.au/-nla.map-vn6260431.880-03 China 1:1,000,00
CE Challenges: Work to Do
No full textCE has been used for more than two decades now. Despite many successes and advantages, there are still many challenges to be addressed. These challenges are both technical and organisational. In the paper we will address the current challenges of CE. Many challenges are related to the exchange of data and knowledge and to the systems that make data and knowledge exchange possible. Although much progress has been made in enabling extensive data and knowledge exchange and use, much remains to be wished. For example, there are still barriers to data exchange. Technically, these barriers may consist of different formats, differences in infrastructures and systems, and different semantics. There are also organisational and political barriers. For example, investment in information system may heavily impact upstream suppliers, while revenues of better information exchange may predominantly be gained by downstream actors. Without sharing costs and revenues, chain-wide information exchange will not be easily realised. Another barrier is the possible lack of willingness to share information, because of potential misuse of knowledge and loss of power. The paper is organised as follows. First we will describe the current manifestation of CE as described in a recent book. Second, we will list current trends in CE. Third, we will present some Critical Success Factors (CSFs) that are considered relevant for implementing and adapting CE practices. Last, we indicate some research and practical questions to be addressed, especially for areas that have a high potential and actual impact. </p
Synthesis optimization and charge carrier transfer mechanism in LiLuSiO<sub>4</sub>:Ce, Tm storage phosphor
No full textLiLuSiO4:Ce and LiLuSiO4:Ce, Tm show very efficient charge carrier storage properties upon beta irradiation after samples have received treatment in vacuum. They outperform the commercial storage phosphor BaFBr(I):Eu2+ in many aspects. The influence of the synthesis conditions, Ce and Tm concentration, nonstoichiometry and codoping with Ca, Hf, Al and Ge are reported. Based on the results of the synthesis optimization, thermoluminescence (TL) emission and TL excitation spectra a mechanism of charge carrier transfer, storage, and recombination during irradiation and thermal or optical readout is proposed.Accepted Author ManuscriptRST/Fundamental Aspects of Materials and EnergyRST/Luminescence Material
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