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181	Analysis of Habitat Fragmentation and Ecosystem Connectivity within The Castle Parks, Alberta, Canada Beaver, Breanna, beaver January 2017 (has links) No description available. Environmental Science
182	A comparative study of two Civil War prisons: Old Capitol prison and Castle Thunder prison Fischer, Ronald W. 09 February 2007 (has links) During the early parts of the Civil War authorities created two distinct prisons, Old Capitol in Washington, D.C. and Castle Thunder in Richmond, Virginia. These institutions were reactions to an increase in prisoners of state. Confederate and Union officials established these prisons for this particular group: the disloyal. Although both structures held prisoners of war, the most vocal and prominent group of prisoners were civilians. The variety and character of both of these prisons are entirely unique in the annals of the war. The conglomeration of the young and old, rich and poor, male and female forced atypical social settings and class antagonisms. For the most part, governmental authorities took added interest in Old Capitol and Castle Thunder because of the distinctive characters of these prisons and the concurrent feelings that civil liberties should be preserved. Under constant scrutiny, both Congresses, along with prison and military officials, attempted to make sure the prisoners in these two capitals received good treatment. Inmates at these two prisons did receive above average treatment. In some instances, life in these institutions did not resemble incarceration. The heightened awareness of officials and prison superintendents were the primary reason for this good treatment. Yet officials in each state understood that these treasonous persons could be dangerous to each respective government. These feelings were not unwarranted, because many deserved confinement and punishment for their traitorous ways. / Master of Arts LD5655.V855 1994.F573 Castle Thunder Prison Old Capitol Prison
183	Disabilities of Fiction: Reading Madness in Twentieth-Century American Women's Literature Peterson, Erica Lyn 05 1900 (has links) In this dissertation, disability theories frame readings of madness in select works by Shirley Jackson, Sylvia Plath, and Toni Cade Bambara. The dissertation explores the relationship between madness and fiction, with the author demonstrating the productive and generative aspects of madness. Close readings of the literary works emphasize the impact of madness on structural and formal elements including narrative perspective, sustained metaphors, and narrative time. In chapter one, I use the disability theory concepts of narrative prosthesis and aesthetic nervousness to read Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House. In chapter 2, I analyze Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle to explore the concept of unreliable narration, observing similarities between the social model of disability and reader-centric theories of unreliable narration. In chapter 3, I explore unhealthy disability and medical treatment in the sustained metaphors of light and darkness in Plath's hospital stories, "Tongues of Stone," "Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams," and "The Daughters of Blossom Street." In chapter 4, I use disability history to read narratives of medical institutionalization in Plath's novel The Bell Jar. In chapter 5, I use Bambara's concept of "other kinds of intelligences" to develop a Black feminist methodology for reading mad intelligences in Bambara's novel The Salt Eaters. In the dissertation's conclusion, I note prejudice against madpersons in recent legal policies promoting involuntary psychiatric institutionalization, using Bambara's short story "The Hammer Man" to demonstrate the violence of such policies. Disability studies Disability theory Madness The Haunting of Hill House We Have Always Lived in the Castle Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams The Bell Jar The Salt Eaters The Hammer Man Literature, General Literature, American
184	Objekt-relationsmappning i datacentrerad applikation / Object-Relational Mapping in a Data-Centric Application Öjebo, Erik January 2009 (has links) <p>Denna rapport presenterar en undersökning av sex olika objekt-relationsmappningsramverk, nämligen Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL, NHibernate, Castle ActiveRecord, MyGeneration Doodads och Subsonic. Undersökningen redogör för styrkor och svagheter hos de olika ramverken samt diskuterar när respektive ramverk är lämpligt att använda.</p><p>De ramverk som bedömdes vara mest intressanta var NHibernate och Entity Framework, då de erbjuder flexibel mappning mellan domänmodellen och det underliggande databasschemat samt god tillgång till dokumentation och litteratur.</p><p>Undersökningen användes som grund för att besluta vilket av de aktuella ramverken som skulle användas vid en omskrivning av en existerande applikation för IT-konsultföretaget Sogeti. Det ramverk som ansågs mest lämpligt för applikationen var NHibernate.</p> / <p>This report presents a study of six different object-relational mapping frameworks, namely Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL, NHibernate, Castle ActiveRecord, MyGeneration Doodads and Subsonic. The study describes the strengths and weaknesses of the various frameworks and discusses when each framework is appropriate to use.</p><p>The frameworks that were judged to be the most interesting were NHibernate and Entity Framework, since they provide flexible mapping between the domain model and the underlying database schema as well as good availability of documentation and literature.</p><p>The study was used as a basis for deciding which of the frameworks that should be used in a rewrite of an existing application for the IT consulting company Sogeti. The framework that was considered the most appropriate for the application was NHibernate.</p> object relational mapping data access .net nhibernate entity framework castle activerecord linq to sql mygeneration doodads subsonic objekt-relationsmappning dataåtkomst .net nhibernate entity framework linq to sql castle activerecord subsonic mygeneration doodads TECHNOLOGY TEKNIKVETENSKAP Computer science Datavetenskap Information technology Informationsteknik Software engineering Programvaruteknik
185	Gribshunden (1495) : En jämförande studie av samtida skeppsavbildningar Ingers, Ellen January 2017 (has links) The aim of the MA thesis is to discuss and analyse different illustrations, paintings, carvings in wood and stone and woodcuts of ships of the new kind (Carrack, carvels), from the 15th century to the middle of the 16th century, and compare them to the Griffon-hound ship, and to understand how they have evolved. The ships of the time had large stern and end castles, three to four masts, and where built for the war tactic of boarding. The oldest ship of the new kind that have been found, is the Griffon-hound, a ship that belonged to the Danish king Hans, and sunk due to a fire 1495 outside of Ronneby in southern Sweden. Besides being the oldest of its kind, the ship also has a very specific figurehead that resembles a monster with a screaming human head in its gap. By discussing and analysing the artworks it is possible to learn more about the ships. After analysing them, the result is that the artworks do show how the ships have evolved. Some of the different attributes that the artworks display have also been found when investigating the wreck of the Griffon-hound. More attributes might still be on the wreck site, hidden under the sediment. An example is the remains of the anti-boarding nets that a lot of the artworks show, and that have been found on the wreck of the Mary Rose, the English ship that belonged to king Henry VIII. The Mary Rose is younger than the Griffon-hound, but artworks of older ships also show the anti-boarding nets, or the beams on top of the castles. The purpose behind having a large variety of different artwork is to increase the knowledge about the ships of the time, and to make sure that the attributes that is being analysed doesn’t only occur in one or two artworks. The Griffon-hound Mary Rose Lomelinna end castle fore castle wreck carvel carrack ship artwork Arkeologi Marinarkeologi Historisk arkeologi Bildanalys Triangulering Örlogsskepp Skeppskonstruktion Skeppsbyggnad 1400-tal 1500-tal Medeltid Gribshunden Henry Grace a Dieu Santa Maria Mataróskeppet Skeppsristning Kyrkomålning Väggmålning Sandro Botticelli Vittore Carpaccio Kopparstick Santa Catarina do monte Sinai Hans Holbein Pieter brughel Karrack Kravel Nao Kastell Archaeology Arkeologi
186	Objekt-relationsmappning i datacentrerad applikation / Object-Relational Mapping in a Data-Centric Application Öjebo, Erik January 2009 (has links) Denna rapport presenterar en undersökning av sex olika objekt-relationsmappningsramverk, nämligen Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL, NHibernate, Castle ActiveRecord, MyGeneration Doodads och Subsonic. Undersökningen redogör för styrkor och svagheter hos de olika ramverken samt diskuterar när respektive ramverk är lämpligt att använda. De ramverk som bedömdes vara mest intressanta var NHibernate och Entity Framework, då de erbjuder flexibel mappning mellan domänmodellen och det underliggande databasschemat samt god tillgång till dokumentation och litteratur. Undersökningen användes som grund för att besluta vilket av de aktuella ramverken som skulle användas vid en omskrivning av en existerande applikation för IT-konsultföretaget Sogeti. Det ramverk som ansågs mest lämpligt för applikationen var NHibernate. / This report presents a study of six different object-relational mapping frameworks, namely Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL, NHibernate, Castle ActiveRecord, MyGeneration Doodads and Subsonic. The study describes the strengths and weaknesses of the various frameworks and discusses when each framework is appropriate to use. The frameworks that were judged to be the most interesting were NHibernate and Entity Framework, since they provide flexible mapping between the domain model and the underlying database schema as well as good availability of documentation and literature. The study was used as a basis for deciding which of the frameworks that should be used in a rewrite of an existing application for the IT consulting company Sogeti. The framework that was considered the most appropriate for the application was NHibernate. object relational mapping data access .net nhibernate entity framework castle activerecord linq to sql mygeneration doodads subsonic objekt-relationsmappning dataåtkomst .net nhibernate entity framework linq to sql castle activerecord subsonic mygeneration doodads Engineering and Technology Teknik och teknologier Computer Sciences Datavetenskap (datalogi) Computer and Information Sciences Data- och informationsvetenskap Software Engineering Programvaruteknik
187	Řešení brownfields v rámci České republiky - Tepna Náchod / The Brownfields solutions within the Czech Republic - Tepna Nachod Soška, Jakub January 2019 (has links) Diploma thesis The Brownfield solutions within the Czech republic - Tepna Náchod, solves the unused territory after the former textile factory in close proximity to the historical centre of the city. The thesis deals with the analysis of the current state of the territory, its problems and the proposal of the new urban structure. It focuses on working with public space, a block structure linked to the historical centre and connecting the area to its surroundings. The aim is to create a functioning urban structure in an interesting city location.
188	ZOO STAVBY – HERALDICKÁ ZOO / ZOO BUILDINGS – HERALDIC ZOO Valchová, Jana January 2015 (has links) The main idea of project is to design heraldic zoo in the area of old castle park Horní Hrad, which is located few kilometers next to the Karlovy Vary. Heraldry is science of knowledge of family symbols. Concretely it will be zoo, which will be focused on animals, which can be found on the old czech signs. The idea comes from surrounding relations of dramatic terrain and it's affected by context of the historic monument. Castle is the huge dominant of the all views to the surrounding countryside.
189	ZOO STAVBY – HERALDICKÁ ZOO / ZOO BUILDINGS – HERALDIC ZOO Štancl, Michal January 2015 (has links) - The aim of the thesis was to further process the selected buildings in the overall urban design animal farm. - Putting the individual buildings into a very rugged terrain and the subsequent harmony with the surrounding landscape - Create attractive objects for future visitor's animal farm - By ensuring the development of the territory
190	The journey to God through the spirituality of Teresa of Ávila (1515-1582) Vietri, Christopher Daniel 30 November 2007 (has links) This study sets out to determine whether Teresa of Ávila's spirituality, especially her treatise, The Interior Castle, can still provide an appropriate guide for the journey to God in the world of the 21st century. This remarkable book offers a particularly unique contribution to Christian literature. To accomplish this goal, a study of the nature of Christian Spirituality is undertaken, followed by a brief history of Christian spirituality. This provides a backdrop for an examination of the historical setting against which the Interior Castle was written. The study then explores the seven mansions of the Interior Castle to gain an understanding of the journey to God and examines some of the most important and recurring themes in the book. The stages and forms of prayer which are central to the Interior Castle are discussed and the mystical experiences of the 'dark night of the spirit' and union with God are analysed. Lastly, the findings are evaluated to ascertain whether Teresa's writings are still relevant in this contemporary era for those embarking upon the journey towards God. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / M. Th. (Christian Spirituality) Christian Spirituality Teresa of Ávila Interior Castle Mysticism Contemplation Prayer Meditation Humility Union with God Dark Night of the Spirit 248.22 Spirituality -- Catholic Church Mysticism -- Catholic Church

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