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A systematic survey of Lancefieldian graptolites from Victoria, AustraliaMorris, W. G. January 1988 (has links)
No description available.
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Subsidence numerical modelling of weak rock massesMohammad, Noor January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
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Factors affecting the stability of reinforced roadways in coal minesKent, Frances Lorraine January 1996 (has links)
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Strata recognition from computer analysis of drilling variablesGriffiths, C. M. January 1983 (has links)
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Strata corporations in South Australia : social and planning implications /Whimpress, Andrew William Peter. January 1978 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (M.U.R.P. 1978) from the Department of Architecture, University of Adelaide.
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Analysis of shell concentrations in the non-marine Lower Cretaceous of southern EnglandRadley, Jonathan D. January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
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Eocene tectonic controls on reservoir distribution in VLE 196, Block V, Lamar Field, Maracaibo Basin, VenezuelaChoi, Byeonggoo 30 October 2006 (has links)
Integrated interpretation of three-dimensional seismic and well-logging
data reveals a prominent âÂÂpop-upâ structure associated with the VLE 400 fault on
the regional unconformity between the Eocene and Miocene in the VLE 196
field, Maracaibo basin, Venezuela. The VLE 400 fault family, an eastern splay
of the left-lateral Icotea fault in the basin, played an important role in
hydrocarbon migration and accumulation in the field. Hydrocarbons accumulated
to the east of the fault but not to the west. The âÂÂpop-upâ structure on the Eocene
unconformity has a four -way dip closure, straddling the fault and extending to
the west of the fault. Structures of the Misoa Formation, which is the main
reservoir developed below the unconformity in the basin, differ from the structure
of the unconformity. The structure of the Misoa Formation shows a tilted uplift of
the eastern block of the fault dipping toward the east caused by thrust tectonic
movements. Thrust movement and following strike-slip movements provided additional accommodation space to the west of the fault and generated
expanded thickness of Eocene sediments compared to the area east of the fault.
The thickness of the Misoa Formation east and west of the fault shows no
significant changes. Expanded sediments overlie the Misoa Formation in the
western block in lateral contact with Misoa sediments eastern block act as a
lateral seal.
Ductile movement of the Guasare Formation shale contributed to the
lateral sealing of the fault against the reservoir rocks in the eastern block.
Mobilization of the Guasare Formation modified the structure of overlying
formations including the anticline of the Eocene unconformity.
The growth strata provide useful information of reactivation of e xisting
faults, especially subtle movements which are not recognized by conventional
seismic interpretation. Growth strata isochrons shows subtle reactivation of the
VLE 400 fault family during Miocene time.
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Sobrevivência e migração vertical de larvas infectantes de Trichostrongylus colubriformis em gramíneas, nas diferentes estações do anoRocha, Raquel Abdallah da [UNESP] 24 April 2006 (has links) (PDF)
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rocha_ra_dr_botfmvz.pdf: 361805 bytes, checksum: 5c55d3f7c6f6c5d5c1f2a2ed98259327 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) / O experimento teve como objetivo avaliar a sobrevivência de larvas infectantes (L3) de Trichostrongylus colubriformis em três espécies forrageiras. Para tal, foram utilizados módulos experimentais constituídos por seis canteiros de 32,4 m2 cada, estabelecidos com as seguintes gramíneas forrageiras: Brachiaria decumbens cv. Australiana, Cynodon dactilon cv. Coast-cross e Panicum maximum cv. Aruana, perfazendo dois canteiros por espécie. Cada canteiro foi dividido em 36 parcelas, de 30 x 30 cm, de forma a permitir seis repetições por espécie e por altura em cada semana de colheita de material. A sobrevivência larval foi avaliada nas quatro estações do ano, sob o efeito de duas alturas de poda das forragens (baixa, 5 cm e alta, 30 cm). A poda foi realizada imediatamente antes da deposição das fezes. Ocorreram quatro deposições de fezes, uma a cada estação do ano. A colheita das fezes e da forragem foi realizada uma, duas, quatro, oito, 12 e 16 semanas após cada deposição de fezes nos canteiros experimentais. A altura da forragem foi medida em cada uma das subdivisões imediatamente antes das colheitas. A forragem foi cortada com uma tesoura de poda, rente ao solo, de uma área delimitada com o auxílio de um círculo de 10 cm de raio. As fezes foram recolhidas manualmente dos canteiros. A recuperação de L3 das amostras fecais foi maior quando as fezes foram depositadas em meio ao capim alto (com 30 cm - P<0,05). Porém, a recuperação de L3 nas forragens foi similar em ambos os cortes. Em relação à concentração de L3, o corte baixo propiciou maior quantidade de L3 por quilo de matéria seca (P<0,05). As maiores recuperações de L3, nas fezes e nas forragens, ocorreram quando as fezes foram depositadas no outono e na primavera. Dentre as espécies forrageiras, o capim aruana foi o que no geral apresentou maiores concentrações de larvas infectantes de T. colubriformis. / The purpose of the experiment was to evaluate infective Trichostrongylus colubriformis larvae (L3) survival in three forage species. Experimental modules formed by six 32.4-m2 plot, established with the following forage grass species, were used in the study: Australian Brachiaria decumbens cv., Cynodon dactilon cv. Coast-cross, and Panicum maximum cv. Aruana, totaling two plots for each species. Each plot was divided into 36 30 x 30 cm parts in order to allow six replicates per species and per height in each week of material collection. Larval survival was evaluated in the four seasons of the year under the effect of two forage paring heights (low, 5 cm, and high, 30 cm). The paring was carried out immediately before the feces were deposited. Four feces deposits were made, one in each season of the year. Feces and forage collection was performed one, two, four, eight, 12 and 16 weeks after each feces deposition in the experimental plots. Forage grass height was measured in each subdivision immediately before the collections. The forage was cut using pairing scissors, close to the soil, from an area delimited with a circle with a 10-cm radius. The feces were collected manually from the plots. L3 recovery rates from fecal samples were bigger when the feces were deposited in high grass (measuring 30 cm - P<0,05). However, L3 recovery in the forages was similar for both cuts. So far as the L3 concentration is concerned, the low cut resulted in a bigger number of L3 per kilogram of dry matter (P<0,05). The higher L3 recovery in the feces and in the forage grass occurred when the feces were deposited in the autumn and in the spring. Among the forage species, the aruana grass was the one that, in general, harbored the biggest concentrations of infecting T. colubriformis larvae.
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Meranie kreditneho rizika pre potreby urcenia kapitaloveho poziadavku a ekonomickeho kapitalu / qvantification of credit risk for the needs of assesment of economical capital and capital requirementRothová, Adriána January 2009 (has links)
The submitted diploma thesis deals with calculation of capital requirement according to New Basel Capital Accord and calculation of economical capital according to credit model CreditMetrics. The goal of the thesis is to submit hypothesis that level of capital requirement will be higher than economical capital. Analyses were undertaken on the bank loan portfolio made out of 5 corporate and another portfolio, which was gradually extended up to 1000 loans. 5 corporate loans were also examined by effects of correlation of assets and effects of recovery of assets.
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THE PHONOLOGICAL CHARACTERITICS AND THE HISTORICAL STRATA OF THE QIANJIANG DIALECTLuo, Liyan 07 November 2014 (has links)
The Qianjiang(潛江) city is located not only on the boundary of the Southwestern mandarin and the Gan dialect, but also on the boundary of three different sub-cluster regions of the Southwestern mandarin. Therefore, it is difficult to classify the Qianjiang dialect into any region. As a result, the phonological features of the Qianjiang dialect have not yet been systematically studied so far. In order to provide a thorough understanding of the Qianjiang dialect, this thesis focuses on investigating phonological characteristics of the Qianjiang dialect and in particular the aspiration of the Middle Chinese (MC) voice obstruent. As many ancient phonological characteristics are still preserved in today’s Qianjiang dialect, the study also helps us better understand the immigration history of Qianjiang as well as its impact on the Qianjiang dialect.
First of all, a summary of phonological characteristics of the Qianjiang dialect is carried out. A set of distinctive phonological characteristics are listed and analyzed with respect to both initials and finals of the Qianjiang dialect. For example, the MC zhongchun(重唇) sounds, the Jiantuanyin(尖團音) , the MC value of the jia (假) rhyme group, the guo (果) rhyme group, and the ji (祭) and qi (齊) rhyme which belong to the historical stratum of Middle Chinese are preserved in the Qianjiang dialect.
Those phonological characteristics of the Qianjiang dialect belong to the stratum of the historical stratum of the Southwestern Mandarin are also described in this thesis, such as the confusion of the MC initials ni (泥) and lai (來), the MC zhi (知) group, zhuang (莊) group and zhang (章) group in the Qianjiang dialect. The development from [u] to [«u] of the mo (模) Rhyme in the yu (遇) rhyme group, and the entering tone, wu (屋), wo (沃), zhu (燭) rhyme in the tong (通) rhyme group in the Qianjiang dialect.
As a unique characteristic of the Qianjiang dialect, the aspiration of the MC voiced obstruent is thoroughly analyzed in historical and geographical contexts. From the analysis, it can be drawn that the Qianjiang dialect has been impacted by immigrants from northwestern areas during Tang dynasty as well as immigrants from Jiangxi(江西) province during the Ming and Qing dynasty. In addition, the theory of hypercorrection has been established to explain aspirated sound of MC Quanqing (全清 voiceless unaspirated stop and affricates) initials in the Qianjiang dialect.
From the investigation of the phonological characteristics of the Qianjiang dialect, this thesis considers the Qianjiang dialect as a dialect transition region between two sub-regions of Southwestern Mandarin represented by the Chengyu(成渝) region and the Wutian(武天) region. The Qianjiang dialect itself has inherited phonological features from immigrants of other areas and do stand out as an important language resource to mirror the profound historical shifts in Chinese history.
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