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Architecture as Theater; Creating a Vital Architectural NarrativeWhitmire, Derrick 25 September 2012 (has links)
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Prolonging Architectural Design: How can Image Be Manipulated to Extend VitalityMcCain, Ian Carl 21 August 2008 (has links)
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Vitality and leisure in later life /Mann, Andrea Mary January 1987 (has links)
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A study of female in Mo Yan's novelsLin, Yung-Cheng 16 August 2010 (has links)
Mo Yan's novel has no shortage of female characters.On the novel of the number of women in research studies than other subjects far less¡Athis paper attempts to Mo Yan's novel female image as the research object by Mo Yan's writing skills.For the novel text in the image of women to do the classification¡Aexploring the different characteristics of the image and significance of female.Mo Yan's novel writing skills are separately from the narrative point of view, plot, magical realism style, and orientation of folk aesthetics of four done.Mo Yan's novel of the female image constitute women before marriage which is divided into image and the image of two married women. The image of women before marriage is divided Huaichun, mysterious, rebellious, liberating image of the four wome.¡AMarried women have been divided into sub-image is the image of mother and wife.Mo Yan's novel of the women face difficult living conditions¡Asuffering, hunger, living conditions. To face official oppression and the threat of war in this harsh and poor environment¡Athese women still demonstrate vitality. Mo Yan describes their physical and their desires as a symbol of the vitality of the individual¡Aeven the awareness of women's autonomy¡AMo Yan is also the unique to use of color symbolism implied¡APresenting the female body, passion, wild, erotic.
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Využití teorie koeficientů vitality pro hodnocení zdravotního stavu les- ních porostůKadavý, Jan January 1997 (has links)
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Relationship between Hope and Quality of Life in Primary Care Patients: Vitality as a MechanismLucas, Abigael G., Change, Edward C., Morris, Lily E., Angoff, Harrison D., Chang, Olivia D., Duong, Ashley H., Lu, Mingqi, Hirsch, Jameson 01 July 2019 (has links)
The present study examined the role of vitality as a mediator of the association between dispositional hope and quality of life (QoL) (namely, physical health, psychological health, social relationships, and environment) in a sample of 101 adult primary care patients. Vitality was found to fully mediate the relationship between hope and physical health, social relationships, and environment. In addition, vitality was found to partially mediate the association between hope and psychological health. The present findings are consistent with a model in which vitality represents an important mechanism through which hope affects QoL in adults. Accordingly, these findings point to the importance of fostering both hope and vitality in efforts to promote positive QoL in adults.
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A case study on redevelopment in downtown Baltimore, and strategies for downtown urban revitalizationMangum, Brett Adam 22 April 2014 (has links)
Baltimore is one of the most notable examples of a city that has revitalized and improved its downtown core to become a world-class destination. In the 1950s, Baltimore faced a slate of problems similar to many other cities across the country: a declining manufacturing and industrial base, increasing rates of suburbanization and sprawl, and the advent of the superhighway. Downtowns large and small were losing businesses, residents, and investments to the hinterlands at an alarming pace. Planners attempts to intervene, while sincere, generated short term gains but produced deleterious consequences over the long term. The foresight of Baltimore’s population and it's elected officials allowed the city to take a different path than that of other post-industrial cities whose fortunes continued to decline well into the 1970s and 80s. Turning an eye towards their natural surroundings, Baltimoreans transformed their harbor front into a front yard, turned their Central Business District into a vibrant, mixed-use 24 hour neighborhood, and emphasized the charms and historic value that had been notoriously undervalued and unappreciated for many decades. Today, Downtown Baltimore is the crown jewel of the region, with a growing residential base, ample services and attractions, and host to more than 22 million visitors annually.
In addition to looking at the specific elements that made Downtown Baltimore’s turnaround a reality, this paper will delve into strategies and procedures that other cities and communities can utilize in order to revive and reinvigorate their downtown districts. Each community faces its own unique set of demographics, trends, and future challenges. It must be stressed that the intention of this paper is not to imply a one size fits all solution to planning issues, but that certain measures, when appropriately tailored to a local setting can have beneficial outcomes. Urban downtowns in particular require a distinct approach due to their function as a regional focus for jobs, energy, and infrastructure. The success or failure of a city's core can have geographically far-reaching implications, and this paper will examine the strategies and mechanisms that promote a healthy, viable downtown that can serve as a positive anchor for a city and a metropolitan region. / text
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A study of within-vineyard variability with conventional and remote sensing technologyStrever, Albert E. 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MScAgric)--Stellenbosch University, 2003. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: In the past it was very difficult to visualise the extent and distribution of variability in growth
vigour within vineyards. The advancement of remote sensing technology has changed this
however, establishing new methods to assess and manage variability. Even though the
causes and effects of within-vineyard variability in growth vigour are complex, new
technologies offer better ways of monitoring, researching and managing these factors. In
addition to the possible benefits of aerial or satellite remote sensing, new methods of
mapping soil spatial variability as well as advances in georeferencing technologies supply
precision tools to both researchers and producers. The scientific advancement of the
technology, however, is currently the most important aspect needed. This is crucial to
answer and explore fundamental questions regarding the use of the technology and the
interpretation of results within the framework of the plant's observed reaction. Only then
can the possible applications in vineyard management be optimised to address the
management problems of extensive within-vineyard variation in growth vigour. The choice
will always be to use the technology to manage the observed variability in order to limit the
negative impacts of a heterogeneous harvest, or to identify the variability and its causes
for the implementation of management practices aimed at a more homogenous vineyard
and harvest. Whatever the case, extensive research is needed to provide tight correlations
between information gathered with new technologies to assess variability and plant status,
such as multi- and hyperspectral analysis, and ground-truthed results in the vineyard. Only
then will it become evident which methods and analyses would be useful in the drive
towards in-depth analysis and management of vineyards within the concept of precision
viticulture and its derived advantages.
With this in mind, the aim of this study was to establish an experimental model to use
remote sensing technologies to identify and classify within vineyard variability with a
subsequent analysis of the causes of variability and the effects on the plants. The targeted
experimental model was a vineyard with highly heterogeneous above-ground growth. An
aerial photograph of the vineyard was studied and manipulated to yield image pixel values
used to quantify the degree of variability for different plots, which were chosen according
to different plot layouts. Soil conditions were assessed on both a global and plot level, with
extremely high pH and low resistance values in the soil in combination with erratic soil
preparation practices found to be the main cause of variability. Soil physicochemical
condition was also assessed during a soil profile pit study. Significant differences were
found between several soil-related parameters measured for the higher and lower vigour
levels and a strong correlation was also found between the resistance of a saturated soil
paste and the image pixel values.
Vegetative measurements also yielded highly significant differences between the
vigour levels and confirmed the suitability of the vineyard to study within-vineyard variability. Some of these measurements were also strongly correlated with soil conditions
as well as image pixel values. Trunk circumference proved to be an excellent measure for
the level of variability, being linked strongly to canopy characteristics, soil conditions as
well as the image pixel values. Leaf water potential measurements also yielded significant
differences between the vigour levels.
Harvest data and wine analyses showed the effect that vigour differences can have on
grape composition and wine quality, even though the differences found here were much
less than expected. Even though no clear preference was shown between the wines made
from the different vigour levels, the lower vigour wine was considered fruitier. The overall
quality of both experimental wines was however very high, considering that experimental
winemaking techniques has been used.
Hyperspectral measurements also confirmed differences between the vigour levels
through a narrow-band NOVI (normalised difference vegetation index). It was also possible
to show differences in certain biochemical compounds between the vigour levels on both a
leaf and canopy level. Wavelength regions corresponding to carotenoid, chlorophyll a and
chlorophyll b showed different spectral reactions in the leaves of more stressed (lower
vigour) canopies, indicating possibilities for further studies.
This study and its results is the first of its kind in the South African wine industry and
paves the way for more focussed and in-depth analyses of the use of specifically multiand
hyperspectral data to accurately assess within-vineyard vigour variability and the
management thereof to yield optimum quality grapes for a specific wine target. Moreover,
the approach adopted in this study is also echoed in other international research programs
in prominent wine countries. The availability of scientific research regarding the optimal
use and limitations of these technologies has the potential to revolutionise production
management practices in the next few years in the viticultural industry. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: In die verlede was dit baie moeilik om die omvang en verspreiding van groeikragvariasie
binne 'n wingerd te visualiseer. Die vordering gemaak op die gebied van
afstandswaarneming-tegnologie het egter nuwe metodes beskikbaar gestel waardeur
hierdie variasie in wingerde gemonitor en bestuur kan word. Selfs al is die oorsake en
invloede van binne-wingerd-groeikragvariasie kompleks, verskaf nuwe tegnologieë
verbeterde metodes om hierdie variasie te monitor, te bestuur en na te vors. Saam met die
moontlike voordele wat lugfoto's en satelliet-afstandswaarneming teweegbring, verskaf
nuwe metodes om ruimtelike variasie in grondfaktore te karteer, asook vordering in geoverwysingstegnologie,
presisiehulpmiddels aan produsente én navorsers. Die
wetenskaplike vordering van dié tegnologie is tans van groot belang. Die belang daarvan
is om fundamentele vrae te ondersoek en te beantwoord rakende die gebruik van die
tegnologie en die interpretasie van resultate binne die raamwerk van die waargeneemde
reaksie in die plant. Dit sal die weg baan vir optimale toepassing van die tegnologie in
wingerdbestuur om sodoende die bestuursprobleme wat deur binne-wingerdgroeikragvariasie
teweeggebring word, aan te spreek. Die voorkeurkeuse is om dié
tegnologie aan te wend om hierdie variasie te bestuur sodat die negatiewe impak van In
heterogene oes teengewerk kan word, of om die variasie te identifiseer vir die
implementering van bestuurspraktyke gemik op die skep van 'n meer homogene wingerd
en oes. Dit is noodsaaklik dat uitgebreide navorsing gedoen word om noue verwantskappe
vas te stel tussen inligting wat ingewin is met behulp van nuwe tegnologieë wat die
variasie in plantstatus monitor, soos multi- en hiperspektrale analise, en inligting wat op
grondvlak ingewin is. Hieruit sal dit duidelik wees watter metodes en analises die
doeltreffendste is vir in-diepte analises en die bestuur van wingerde binne die konsep van
presisie-wingerdkunde.
Met inagneming van hierdie aspekte, was die doel van hierdie studie om 'n
eksperimentele model daar te stel waardeur afstandswaarneming-tegnologie gebruik kan
word om variasie binne wingerde te identifiseer en te klassifiseer deur analises van die
oorsake van hierdie variasie en invloede op die plant. Die geteikende eksperimentele
model was 'n wingerd met hoogs heterogene bogrondse groei. 'n Lugfoto van die wingerd
is bestudeer en gemanipuleer om pixelwaardes te verskaf wat die graad van variasie vir
verskillende eksperimentele plotte, wat aan die hand van verskillende plotuitlegte gekies
is, te kwantifiseer. Grondtoestande is bestudeer op 'n globale én plotvlak, met uiters hoë
pH en lae weerstande in kombinasie met verkeerde grondvoorbereidingspraktyke, wat
geïdentifiseer is as die hoofoorsake vir die hoë vlakke van variasie. Grondfisiese en
-chemiese toestand is ook tydens profielgatstudies bestudeer. Betekenisvolle verskille is
gevind tussen verskeie grondverwante parameters gemeet vir plotte met onderskeidelik laer en hoër groeikrag, en 'n sterk verwantskap is gevind tussen grondweerstand en
pixelwaardes, soos vanaf die lugfoto bepaal.
Vegetatiewe metings het ook betekenisvolle verskille tussen die hoër en laer
groeikragvlakke opgelewer, wat die geskiktheid van die wingerd vir die studie van binnewingerdvariasie
in groeikrag bevestig het. Van hierdie metings was ook nou verwant aan
grondtoestande, asook beeldpixelwaardes. Stamomtrek was 'n uitstekende maatstaf vir
die vlakke van variasie, aangesien dit nou verwant was aan lowertoestande,
grondtoestande, asook beeldpixelwaardes. Blaarwaterpotensiaal-metings het ook
betekenisvolle verskille tussen die hoër en laer groeikragvlakke opgelewer.
Oesdata en wynanalise het die uitwerking van groekragverskille op druifsamestelling
en wynkwaliteit uitgewys, selfs al was die verskille wat gevind is minder as wat verwag is.
Hoewel geen duidelike voorkeur tussen die wyne afkomstig van verskillende
groeikragvlakke uitgewys kon word nie, was die wyn wat van die laer-groeikrag stokke
gemaak was, meer vrugtig. Die algemene kwaliteit van beide wyne was egter baie hoog as
in ag geneem word dat eksperimentele wynmaakprosedures gevolg is.
Hiperspektrale metings het ook die verskille tussen groeikragvlakke bevestig deur 'n
nou-bandwydte NDVI ("normalised difference vegetation index"). Dit was ook moontlik om
verskille in sekere biochemiese komponente tussen die groeikragvlakke op 'n blaar- én
lowervlak uit te wys. Golflengte-areas ooreenstemmend met karotenoïed, chlorofil a en
chlorofil b het verskillende spektrale reaksies in die blare met hoër stresvlak (laer
groeikrag) lowers ten toon gestel. Dit het moontlikhede vir verdere navorsing uitgewys.
Hierdie studie en die resultate wat verkry is, is die eerste van sy soort in die Suid-
Afrikaanse wynbedryf. Dit baan die weg vir meer gefokusde en in-diepte analise van die
gebruik van spesifiek multispektrale en hiperspektrale data om binne-wingerdgroekragvariasie
akkuraat te monitor en te bestuur met die oog op optimum wynkwaliteit
vir 'n spesifieke produkdoelwit. Die aanslag van hierdie navorsing is ook sigbaar in ander
prominente wynproduserende lande. Beskikbaarheid van wetenskaplike navorsing
rakende die optimale gebruik en tekortkominge van hierdie tegnologieë het die potensiaal
om produksiebestuurspraktyke in die wingerdbedryf in die komende jare te
revolusionaliseer.
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Maya scripta: applying technology to foster indigenous awareness in Guatemala, a case study with community engagement at Dolores, PeténJanuary 2020 (has links)
archives@tulane.edu / A large gap between indigenous and non-indigenous people exist in Guatemala. I propose that this gap exists in part due to the intentional exclusion of indigenous related content, such as indigenous languages and pre-Columbian history, from the national curriculum. Ladinos see Maya and other indigenous groups as inferior mainly because they ignore their customs, languages, and cultures. In order to remediate this issue, the Maya Scripta project developed an online database containing Maya hieroglyphic inscriptions. This brings to the public information usually available only in specialized professional journals and mostly in English. Maya Scripta allows professionals, students, amateurs, and curious to access Maya inscriptions and their translation in Spanish for free and in a friendly and interactive display. This compensates for the lack of information in the school system. A community-engaged project developed with the Regional Museum of Southeastern Petén, Juan Pedro Laporte Molina, in Dolores, Petén, tested this hypothesis. The project consists of three axes: Marketing and Exposure, Exhibition, and Education. Through the first two axes we increased the number of visitors to the museum and improved the overall visit experience. The third and most important axis consisted of pairing with the museum and Universidad del Valle de Guatemala to develop workshops for local students from Dolores using the online platform of Maya Scripta. Through them, they learned about ancient and modern Maya, alongside with how the Maya hieroglyphic writing system works. As students attended more workshops, they increased their knowledge about the Maya and also had a more positive perception, proving the usefulness of Maya Scripta as a teaching tool and the importance of including indigenous related content in the classroom. Surveys also found that the environment where students interact plays an important role in how they understand Maya groups and also on what ethnic filiation students show. The project proved how a community-engaged approach can yield better results for all the parties involved in a collaborative, effective, and successful way. / 1 / Ruben Morales Forte
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Pomocné látky ve vinohradnictví - přípravek Vitality komplexRozkydalová, Radka January 2019 (has links)
The aim of the thesis was to study and investigate written literary sources about aid substances used in viniculture. The substance named Vitality complex was then used in trial for experimental part. The trial was set in vineyard located in Slovacká wine-making area in village Karlín and was performer on varieties: Riesling Weiss, Pinot Gris and André. Substance Vitality complex was applied by spraying onto the leaves using concertation and time interval following the recommendations from substance producer. Substance application was performed from April till August. Control grape picking was done during August and September and quantity and quality changes against a check sample were observed. Focused parameters were weight of grapes and weight of bunch of grapes, sugar content, acid content, power of Hydrogen (pH) and yeast assimilable nitrogen. This gathered data were then processed and compared with existing trial results where different supporting substances were used.
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