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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
1

Untersuchungen zur Baugeschichte des Bamberger Domes

Winterfeld, Dethard von, January 1972 (has links)
Inaug.-Diss.--Bonn. / Vita. Bibliography: p. 261-276.
2

Der Dom des hl. Stephan zu Passau Ein Beitrag zur Baugeschichte Süddeutschlands /

Kappel, Johann Evangelist, January 1912 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Munich. / Includes bibliographical references.
3

The Influence of Ionic Strength on the Partition Coefficient of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Dissolved Organic Matter

Wang, Hui-Ling 24 June 2000 (has links)
ABSTRACT Hydrophobic organic pollutants (HOPs) are in general characterized by high toxicity, long environmental half-life and high bio-accumulation factors. Due to their hydrophobicity, HOPs tend to sorb onto particulates in natural aquatic environment and their degradation pathways and rates are altered with the change of the reaction media and the settlement of these particles. The influence of the dissolved organic matters (DOMs), termed as the third phase, on the sorption partition coefficient is observed because of their interactions with HOPs. This binding (between DOM and HOP) increases apparent solubility and mobility of the HOP and the sorption coefficient of HOP in aquatic system is reduced. On the purpose of obtaining data closer to the real world, many aquatic factors, such as the concentration and types of DOM, pH value and ionic strength, are studied intensively recently. Nevertheless, it is difficult to clarify the influence of ionic strength because the relationship between binding constant of DOM-HOP and ionic strength is ambiguous in the literature. As such, by applying fluorescence quenching method, we investigate the influence of ionic strength on the partition coefficient (Kdom) of PAHs (phenanthrene¡Bpyrene)-humic acid (HA) system. Results show that the interaction of HA and cations is the primary factor in the variations of the partition coefficient. It is believed that, as cations reacting with specific binding sites on HA, the molecules' configuration of HA is changed and the binding mechanism of PAHs and HA is altered. A "four-stage variation model" is then proposed to explain the relationship between the ionic strength and partition coefficient. Therefore, a non-constant trend of ionic strength effect is resulted and is used to explain the controversial findings in the literature. Furthermore, Mg++ is found to cause stronger effect than K+ owing to higher charge density. The introduction of Br- would complicate the fluorescence quenching mechanism of phenanthrene-HA system because it's a fluorescence quencher. However, effects of anions on the variation of Kdom are not as significant as cations in our system. The effects of ionic strength on the variation of Kdom for four humic acids are LHA¡ÖPHA¡]Peat humic acid¡^¡ÖSHHA¡]Summit Hill humic acid¡^¡ÖSRHA. Results from different humic acids indicate that the Suwannee River humic acid (SRHA) is not as sensitive as Leonardite humic acid (LHA) on the ionic strength effect because of lower hydrophobicity. The influence of ionic strength on the variation of Kdom for pyrene-HA system is also amplified because of pyrene's higher hydrophobicity compared with phenanthrene.
4

Grab und Grabmal Karls des Grossen : eine Untersuchung über Wesen und Herkunft des Westbaues des Münsters zu Aachen und der karolingischen Westwerke /

Wismann, Heinrich. January 1933 (has links)
Thesis--Heidelberg. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (p. 62-63).
5

Rendering och manipulering av dom : Undersökning av AngularJS och ReactJS / Rendering and manipulation of dom : Examination of AngularJS and ReactJS

Åstrand, Erik January 2016 (has links)
Webben växer och webbapplikationer blir mer och mer komplexa och innehållsrika. Med detta så ska dessa växande applikationer även kunna presenteras på ett tilltalande och effektivt sätt. Jättarna Facebook, Twitter, Instagram och små bloggar har alla börjat använda sig av en teknik för att kunna dynamiskt ladda in ytterligare innehåll på en sida utan att behöva ladda om den. Denna teknik kallas för Infinite Scroll eller oändlig scrollning. Infinite Scroll kan resultera i enormt stort innehåll vilket tidigare studier visar på att det bidrar till bristande prestanda för rendering och manipulering av innehållet. Arbetet kommer utföra ett experiment där målet är att undersöka hur två populära SPA-ramverk AngularJS och ReactJS hanterar detta problem.
6

Exploring relationships between catchment dissolved organic matter characteristics and the formation of disinfection byproducts

Hopes, Matthew January 2019 (has links)
Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is found in all freshwaters globally, by dissolving in rainwaterduring its path through soil and on to oceans via. rivers and streams. To provide potable water fit for human consumption, selected streams and rivers are used by either direct abstraction, or by diversion into reservoirs prior to treatment. For ca.100 years, chlorine and its compounds have been used by water treatment companies to disinfect water. However, research has shown that reactions between chlorine and DOM can produce compounds (disinfection by-products, or DBPs) which may be hazardous to human health. This thesis explores the relationship between catchment character, organic matter concentration, and the potential formation of DBPs. In particular, trihalomethanes (THMs) were measured as these are currently the only regulated DBPs in the UK. To achieve this, water samples were collected quarterly over one year from two contrasting catchments, to study seasonal variations in DOM concentration and character. A third catchment was also sampled, with similar catchment characters to the first two catchments, to determine whether geographical location and land use types affected the data. Each catchment was studied to see if catchment characteristics (e.g. class of vegetation, soil type or bedrock) could be mapped using a Geographical Information Systems (GIS) approach), to observe any effects on DOM and/or the DBPs found in treated water, with the aim of producing a risk assessment map to aid the choice of future abstraction locations for drinking water. Hence, samples were chlorinated and chloraminatedin the laboratory before being analysed for DBP formation and residual chlorine concentrations were measured. Catchment specific GIS derived data were statistically analysed with water chemistry data, and detected relationships were explored statistically. Major findings include medium to strong positive correlations between the standardised THM4 (STHM4 - the concentration of THM4 formed from 1 mg L-1 dissolved organic carbon (DOC)) concentration and geology, where an increase of the area of inland rock in a catchment increases STHM4 concentration. Medium strength positive correlations were found between STHM4 and vegetation classes, where, as the area of acid grassland, and heather increase, so does the concentration of STHM4. Negative relationships were discovered showing the obverse, where, as loamy and clayey floodplain soils with naturally high groundwater increased in area, STHM4 concentration dropped (at the Hampshire Avon ii and Conwy catchments combined). The occurrence of coniferous woodland in a catchment was found to correlate with the CHCl3 formation potential of waters (Pearsons, f=0.530, p= < 0.05, n=20), supporting findings in published literature. Laboratory based chlorination and chloramination of sample waters, followed by gas chromatography provided DBP data, specifically THM4. These data show that more chloroform was formed after chlorination than chloramination, and that chloramination formed 3 times more CHBr3 (another THM4 compound) than chlorination, under laboratory formation potential conditions. Results showed that the chlorination of water prior to DOM removal could result in a THM4 concentrations 5 times greater than the current UK regulatory limit, per mg L-1 dissolved organic carbon (DOC), whereas chloramination forms ca.5 times less than the current UK regulation per 1 mg L-1 DOC. However, chlorination of water prior to DOM removal is never done in practice, so this data provides information on the composition of the organic matter and whether DOM from a specific catchment contains specific components that are responsible for an increase in a specific DBP. Data also show that increasing organic nitrogen or organic carbon does not necessarily increase nitrogenous or carbonaceousDBPs (N-DBPs or C-DBPs). However, importantly, data shows that an increase in the area of land use classed as 'urban', results in an increase in DON (likely due to human influences) in the water draining from them, posing potential issues for eutrophication in downstream water bodies and the formation of N-DBPs at water treatment works. Whilst N-DBP detection was explored from several different angles, the development of a definitive method was not possible due to very low N-DBP concentrations, time and financial constraints. However, various methods were adapted to aid in the detection of them, showing promising initial results, providing the background for future projects into the discovery of a suite of N-DBPs such as haloacetonitriles and halonitromethanes. Finally, the data in this thesis have been inputted into maps for each major catchment to present data with a high visual impact, but also to illustrate land use types that have been found to correlate with increases in DBPs and specific nutrients in the water draining from them. However, the high variation in DOM concentration and character from site to site make extrapolation of these risk assessment data, to other catchments, unsafe. Nevertheless, collection of data from a catchment (similar to the work presented here) where a new water abstraction location is desired can prove advantageous in providing information to utility companies of what difficulties they may encounter when treating the water. Though this can be done by grab sampling at each site of interest, this can prove costly and timely and involves both field and laboratory based work aspects, wheras the method presented here requires less cost and time, once the method is initialised, to derive data of similar value. Despite the fact that disinfection performance would always trump DBP minimalisation, this is likely to be a vital tool in ensuring the provision of safe and healthy water fit for the consumption of an ever increasing human population.
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A Study on XML-based Web GIS-Using a SVG System

Yang, Sheng-Bei 05 August 2003 (has links)
GIS (Geographic Information Systems) is gradually mature on the Internet, and the applications of the GIS, such as: living, entertainment, traffic, environment etc., are more extensive. People are very easy to get useful spatial information from Web GIS. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) was initiated by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium), it is an XML (eXtensible Markup Language)-based two-dimensional vector graphics standard on the internet. It is suitable to be used on the Web GIS. The research focuses on XML-based Web GIS including: spatial information and attribute data. The process to create a SVG system is discussed. Besides to write a software code for implementing a SVG system as a Web GIS, some functions were added to the system to promote the operating efficiency. Finally, two query applications were set up. One is Tapeng Bay to display fundamental setting up process and the other is Taipei school information query system to test the functions for SQL and statistical information. Keywords: Web GIS, XML, SVG, DOM
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Untersuchungen über die persönliche Zusammensetzung des Augsburger Domkapitels im Mittelalter ...

Schöntag, Ilse, January 1938 (has links)
Inaug.-Diss.--Breslau. / At head of title: Geschichte. Lebenslauf. "Quellen und Literatur": p. 7-12.
9

The iconography of the portal sculptures of Bamberg cathedral /

Isenberg, Ursula Christiana. January 1978 (has links)
No description available.
10

"D. João e a Máscara", de António Patrício : uma tragédia da expressão /

Silva, Maria do Carmo Pinheiro e. January 1998 (has links) (PDF)
Univ. do Minho, Diss.--Braga, 1996.

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