231 research outputs found
Meteorological observations during Witte Cornelisz de Wit cruise from Rotterdam to Melbourne started at 1853-06-10
No full textMeteorological observations during Witte Cornelisz de Wit cruise from Rotterdam to Melbourne started at 1853-06-1
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Meteorological observations during Witte Cornelisz de Wit cruise from New York to Rotterdam started at 1853-01-27
No full textMeteorological observations during Witte Cornelisz de Wit cruise from New York to Rotterdam started at 1853-01-2
Witte rook voor het regiodecreet in het Vlaams Parlement
No full textIn het regeerakkoord 2019-2024 kondigde de Vlaamse regering het al aan:
het Vlaams bestuurlijk landschap zou er aan het einde van de regeerperiode
helemaal anders uitzien. De Vlaamse regering zou immers inzetten op ‘regiovorming’: een middel om de bestuurlijke verrommeling tegen te gaan en intergemeentelijke samenwerkingsverbanden beter te stroomlijnen. Sinds begin februari van dit jaar kan de Vlaamse regering het actiepunt over de regiovorming
afvinken. Op 1 februari keurde het Vlaams Parlement het regiodecreet goed
Witte rook voor het regiodecreet in het Vlaams Parlement
No full textIn het regeerakkoord 2019-2024 kondigde de Vlaamse regering het al aan:
het Vlaams bestuurlijk landschap zou er aan het einde van de regeerperiode
helemaal anders uitzien. De Vlaamse regering zou immers inzetten op ‘regiovorming’: een middel om de bestuurlijke verrommeling tegen te gaan en intergemeentelijke samenwerkingsverbanden beter te stroomlijnen. Sinds begin februari van dit jaar kan de Vlaamse regering het actiepunt over de regiovorming
afvinken. Op 1 februari keurde het Vlaams Parlement het regiodecreet goed
Concrete in an AM process: Freeform concrete processing
No full textThis thesis examines the additive manufacturing (AM) of concrete, its possibilities, feasibility and advantages over existing techniques. The first part generally focuses on the characteristic properties of concrete that are important and how they relate to an AM method, for instance aggregates and reinforcement. After this extensive introduction in the field of concrete and AM, the current situation regarding additive manufacturing of concrete is described. On the basis of literature resulting products are shown and discussed. Their characteristics are compared to detect a match or mismatch between the AM technique and the produced elements. The outcome of this evaluation is used to describe improvements which are elaborated in the second part. This design part consists of a roadmap that shows a future vision. Concrete is a new material in the field of additive manufacturing. Since it is one of the materials that hardens by a chemical reaction, considerable attention needs to be paid to the workability of it in an AM process. Traditional processing techniques are adapted to these characteristics but concrete does not let itself dictate how to behave. The roadmap envisions how the technique has to evolve in order to implement the characteristic properties of concrete. The possibilities for products made with an additive process are endless, but just replacing existing production methods with additive ones is impossible. Although improved freeform production techniques are still the aim of this research, this does not mean that more freedom in form is by definition the largest improvement that AM can offer at the moment. From another point of view the implementation of additional functions in traditional products can be of great value. Product ideas and an evaluation of the techniques shown in the vision are related to the developments to achieve an increase in speed, surface quality and strength in the AM production technique, next to the requirements that have to be set regarding a matching fresh concrete mixture. These essential aspects of the process lead to the important conclusion that in the AM of concrete, both material and production technique have to be matched precisely. Next to matching process and material it is important to match process and product. Concrete is widely used and not all products should be made using an AM process. Simply copying standardized elements does not add the added value layered fabrication methods can achieve if used adequately.Building TechnologyArchitecture and The Built Environmen
The Law of the European Union : fifth edition
No full textThis book provides the most comprehensive and systematic account available of the law of the EC and the EU, including detailed description and commentary on the economic and monetary union. The Law of the European Union is a complete reference work on all aspects of the law of the European Union, including the institutional framework, the Internal Market, Economic and Monetary Union and external policy and action. Completely revised and updated, with many newly written chapters, this fifth edition of the most thorough resource in its field provides the most comprehensive and systematic account available of the law of the European Union (EU). Written by a new team of experts in their respective areas of European law, its coverage incorporates and embraces many current, controversial, and emerging issues and provides detailed attention to historical development and legislative history of EU law.The Authors and Editors
-- List of Abbreviations
-- Foreword
-- Chapter 1 THE GENESIS AND HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES AND THE EUROPEAN UNION C.W.A. Timmermans
-- Chapter 2 STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION OF UNION LAW Bruno De Witte
-- Chapter 3 SYSTEM OF COMPETENCES Jürgen Bast and Kassandra Wetz
-- Chapter 4 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Monica Claes
-- Chapter 5 THE POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS D.M. Curtin, P.J. Kuijper and R.H. van Ooik
-- Chapter 6 SOURCES OF EUROPEAN UNION LAW Bruno De Witte and Ben Smulders
-- Chapter 7 LAW-MAKING Pieter Van Nuffel and Felix Ronkes Agerbeek
-- Chapter 8 THE EU ADMINISTRATION
-- Chapter 9 BUDGET AND FINANCES Jan Inghelram
-- Chapter 10 THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION SUPRANATIONAL ADJUDICATOR AND ACCOUNTABILITY FORUM Deirdre Curtin and Maria Weimer
-- Chapter 11 APPLICATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF EU LAW IN THE MEMBER STATES Alison McDonnell
-- Chapter 12 THE FUNCTIONING OF THE INTERNAL MARKET: THE FREEDOMS K.J.M. Mortelmans
-- Chapter 13 FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS Stefaan Van den Bogaert and Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel
-- Chapter 14 FREE MOVEMENT OF SERVICES, ESTABLISHMENT AND CAPITAL Stefaan Van den Bogaert, Armin Cuyvers and Ilektra Antonaki
-- Chapter 15 FREE MOVEMENT OF WORKERS AND COORDINATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY Anne Pieter van der Mei
-- Chapter 16 CITIZENSHIP OF THE UNION Annette Schrauwen
-- Chapter 17 EUROPEAN MIGRATION AND ASYLUM LAW Jorrit J. Rijpma
-- Chapter 18 JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CIVIL MATTERS Xandra Kramer
-- Chapter 19 EU CRIMINAL LAW Jannemieke Ouwerkerk and Willem Geelhoed
-- Chapter 20 COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY Christof R.A. Swaak and Marc van der Woude
-- Chapter 21 STATE AID LAW Tom Ottervanger and Maarten Aalbers
-- Chapter 22 PUBLIC PROCUREMENT Sarah Schoenmaekers
-- Chapter 23 TAXATION Dennis Weber
-- Chapter 24 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Ana Ramalho
-- Chapter 25 COMPANY LAW M.A. Verbrugh
-- Chapter 26 ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION Fabian Amtenbrink
-- Chapter 27 FINANCIAL MARKET REGULATION AND SUPERVISION Matthias Haentjens, Jouke Tegelaar and Dorine Verheij
-- Chapter 28 EU SOCIAL LAW AND POLICY Sacha Garben
-- Chapter 29 EQUAL TREATMENT AND NON-DISCRIMINATION Christa Tobler
-- Chapter 30 AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES Thomas van Rijn
-- Chapter 31 TRANSPORT POLICY Pablo Mendes de Leon
-- Chapter 32 EUROPEAN ENERGY LAW – FROM MARKET TO UNION? Leigh Hancher
-- Chapter 33 THE REGIONAL DIMENSION OF EU LAW: COHESION POLICY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DIFFERENTIATION Thomas Vandamme
-- Chapter 34 EU HEALTH LAW AND POLICY Anne Pieter van der Mei and Ellen Vos
-- Chapter 35 CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE EU K.J. Cseres
-- Chapter 36 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY Suzanne Kingston
-- Chapter 37 RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY Morag Goodwin
-- Chapter 38 SUPPORTING POLICIES Sacha Garben
-- Chapter 39 AN INTRODUCTION TO UNION EXTERNAL ACTION, ITS SCOPE, ITS INSTITUTIONS AND ITS INSTRUMENTS Pieter Jan Kuijper
-- Chapter 40 THE COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY AND THE COMMON SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY Pieter Jan Kuijper
-- Chapter 41 UNION EXTERNAL ACTION UNDER THE TFEU Pieter Jan Kuijper
-- Table of Selected Cases (Numerical Order)
-- Subject Inde
A companion to European Union law and international law
No full textPublished Online: 5 MAR 2016Featuring contributions from renowned scholars, A Companion to European Union Law and International Law presents a comprehensive and authoritative collection of essays that addresses all of the most important topics on European Union and international law. Integrates the fields of European Union law and international law, revealing both the similarities and differences Features contributions from renowned scholars in the fields of EU law and international law Covers a broad range of topical issues, including trade, institutional decision-making, the European Court of Justice, democracy, human rights, criminal law, the EMU, and many others--Contributors; --Preface; --Abbreviations; --Part I International Law and EU Law; Sui Generis? The European Union as an International Organization, Jan Klabbers; --The Nature of International Law, Anna Sodersten and Dennis Patterson; --The Development of European Integration and EU Constitutional Reform, Michael Dougan; --The Relationship between EU Law and International Law, Katja S. Ziegler; --The Effect of EU Law, Anthony Arnull: --Part II EU Political Institutions and Decision Making; --EU Competences, Paul Craig: --The Decision-Making Process, Bruno de Witte; The European Union and Executive Power, Deirdre Curtin; --New Modes of Governance, Mark Dawson; --The European Union and Democracy, John Erik Fossum; --Part III The Court: --EU Procedural Law, Andrea Biondi and Ravi Mehta; --The Court of Justice of the European Union as a Self-Made Statesman, Loic Azoulai and Zane Rasnaca; --The Preliminary Rulings Procedure, Allan Rosas; -- Part IV Economic Dimensions of the European Union; --The Construction of the Internal Market, Catherine Barnard; --The Free Movement of Goods, Miguel Poiares Maduro and Pedro Caro de Sousa; --Freedom of Establishment, Frank S. Benyon; --Free Movement of Capital, Sideek M. Seyad; --The European Economic Constitution and its TransformationThrough the Financial Crisis, Christian Joerges; --European Private Law, Hans-Wolfgang Micklitz; --Consumer Protection, Stephen Weatherill; --The Economic and Monetary Union, Roland Bieber; --EU Competition Law in a Global Context, Giorgio Monti; --EU State Aids Law, Piet Jan Slot; --Statecraft, States, and the Regulation of Commerce, Ari Afilalo; -- Part V The European Union and the External World; --EU External Relations and the Law, Marise Cremona; --Common Foreign, Security, and Defense Policy, Ramses A. Wessel; --EU Law and International Humanitarian Law, Marco Sassòli and Djemila Carron; --Emergence of EU Maritime Law, Baris Soyer; --Human Rights, Social Issues, and the Environment; --International Human Rights Law, Martin Scheinin; --The European Union and Human Rights, Sionaidh Douglas-Scott; --The European Union and Social Policy, Silvana Sciarra; --EU Citizenship, Elspeth Guild; --The International Law of Economic Migration, Joel P. Trachtman; --EU Immigration and Asylum Law, Steve Peers; --International Criminal Law, Roger S. Clark; --EU Criminal Law, Valsamis Mitsilegas; -- EU Environmental Law, Maria Lee; -- Index; --Table of Cases Alphabetical; --Table of Cases Numerica
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