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  • 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.
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George Q. Cannon's Views on Church and State

Cook, Lyndon W., Sr. 01 January 1977 (has links) (PDF)
Writers of nineteenth century Utah generally recognize George Q. Cannon's religious and political influence as second only to that of Brigham Young. Having occupied several positions of importance in the political arena as well as in the Mormon Church, Cannon is a major figure in Utah history whose life and thought merit careful examination.This treatise is a study of George Q. Cannon's views on the institutions of church and state. After presenting a biographical sketch of Cannon's life, it examines his beliefs regarding the religious clauses in the First Amendment, and the place of revelation, positive law, and majority rule as standards of morality. Also, it considers Cannon's understanding of his obligation as a citizen of his country as well as his right of resistance to positive law which may conflict with divine law. Finally, it evaluates Cannon's predictions of the ultimate disposition of nation states, including the United States, and the establishment of the Kingdom of God preparatory to Christ's Millennial reign.
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The Development of the Juvenile Instructor Under George Q. Cannon and its Functions in Latter-Day Saint Religious Education

Flake, Lawrence R. 01 January 1969 (has links) (PDF)
The success of the Juvenile Instructor magazine, called the Instructor since 1929, owes much to the vision and foresight of its great founder, George Quale Cannon. From a small, crude, four-page paper, first published in 1866, the Juvenile Instructor has developed into a far-reaching and attractive publication, touching the lives of countless thousands in 1969. It has proved to be a great implement of religious education to the Latter-day Saint people and fulfilled four important functions in its early years when Elder Cannon was its editor. It served as the official organ of the Sunday Schools, as a voice of truth in an era when so much low-grade fiction was available, as a source of religious reading material for children, and as an aid to parents and teachers in furthering the religious education of the young ones under their care. Its popularity and long life of over a century bespeak the enduring and influential nature of Elder Cannon's edifying combination of information, entertainment, and inspiration.
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A contribuição de Annie Jump Cannon para a Classificação Espectral de Harvard

Marchi, Magali Conceição de Barros de 13 March 2017 (has links)
Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2017-05-12T13:15:30Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Magali Conceição de Barros de Marchi.pdf: 3776158 bytes, checksum: 69bb899a4464db6873c96be97e829f2e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-05-12T13:15:30Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Magali Conceição de Barros de Marchi.pdf: 3776158 bytes, checksum: 69bb899a4464db6873c96be97e829f2e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-03-13 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / Fundação São Paulo - FUNDASP / At the end of the 19thand beginning of the 20th there was a technological advance regarding the use of the telescope: the introduction of the photograph to record the images that were observed facilitated the access of the women in an environment previously considered predominantly masculine, the observatory. This study has as its main axis the Spectral Classification developed by Annie Jump Cannon and the importance of spectroscopy in the astronomical studies. The Harvard Spectral Classification, as it became known, is still used today. To understand this period will be shown the main points of the technological evolution of telescopes, the introduction of photography in astronomy, spectroscopy as a tool for astronomical studies and an example of the beginning of the spectral classification of a star made by Cannon / No final do séc. XIX e início do séc. XX, houve um avanço tecnológico no que diz respeito ao uso do telescópio: a introdução da fotografia para registro das imagens que eram observadas facilitou o acesso das mulheres em um ambiente até então considerado predominantemente masculino, o observatório. Este estudo tem como eixo principal a Classificação Espectral desenvolvidapor Annie Jump Cannon e a importância da espectroscopia nos estudos astronômicos. A Classificação Espectral de Harvard, como ficou conhecida, ainda é utilizada atualmente. Para compreender esse período serão mostrados os pontos principais da evolução tecnológica dos telescópios, a introdução da fotografia na astronomia, a espectroscopia como ferramenta para estudos astronômicos e um exemplo do início da classificação espectral de uma estrela feita por Cannon
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Chemische Zusammensetzung und Knochendichtemessung mit der Dualenergie-Röntgenabsorptiometrie (DEXA, Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry) der Röhrbeine beim Pferd / Chemical analysis and dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) of the cannon bone in horses

Junge, Janine 15 November 2012 (has links) (PDF)
Die Dualenergie-Röntgenabsorptiometrie (DEXA, Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry) ist ein in der Humanmedizin und Teilen der Veterinärmedizin etabliertes Verfahren zur Untersuchung der Knochenmineraldichte, des Knochenmineralgehaltes und der Körperzusammensetzung. Für das Pferd existieren bisher lediglich vereinzelte Studien zur Untersuchung des Knochens mittels der DEXA-Methode, welche allesamt auf nur sehr geringen Versuchstierzahlen beruhen. Ziel dieser Arbeit war es daher die DEXA-Methode für die Untersuchung am Pferd zu validieren. Hierfür wurden die Röhrbeine von 103 Schlachtpferden mittels des Densitometers PIXI LUNAR®, welches aus der Humanmedizin stammt und dort zur Untersuchung des Unterarmes dient, untersucht und die densitometrische Knochenmineraldichte (BMD) und der densitometrische Knochenmineralstoffgehalt (BMC) ermittelt. Als Messpunkt wurde standar-disiert die Mitte zwischen der Basis und dem Caput des Os metacarpale tertium bzw. des Os metatarsale tertium gewählt. Im Anschluss an die densitometrische Messung wurde als Referenzverfahren eine chemische Analyse durchgeführt, in welcher der Rohasche- sowie der Calcium- Phosphor- und Magnesiumgehalt der Röhrbeine bestimmt wurden. Die Angabe der Ergebnisse erfolgt als Median und 25-/75-Perzentil. Der Rohaschegehalt lag im Mittel über alle Röhrbeine bei 698 (69,1 - 70,3) g/kg TS. Für die Mineralstoffe konnten folgende Gehalte ermittelt werden: Calcium 265 (259 - 272) g/kg TS, Phosphor 123 (121 - 126) g/kg TS und Magnesium 2,40 (2,19 - 2,66) g/kg TS. Das Calcium-Phosphor-Verhältnis lag in einem Bereich von 2,14 - 2,18. Die Resultate der DEXA-Methode werden neben dem Mineralstoffgehalt auch vom Knochenumfang beeinflusst, so dass die folgenden Ergebnisse für die Vorder- und Hintergliedmaße (VGM, HGM) separat dargestellt werden: BMD: VGM 3,22 (2,80 - 3,65) g/cm², HGM 4,21 (3,76 - 4,65) g/cm²; BMC: VGM 26,5 (22,8 - 30,1) g, HGM 32,9 (29,0 - 36,3) g. Im Rahmen dieser Arbeit wurden Reproduzierbarkeitsstudien durchgeführt, bei denen für die BMD bei der Reproduzierbarkeit ohne Reposition Abweichungen in einem Bereich von 1,06 - 1,85 % und mit Reposition in einem Bereich von 3,51 - 4,48 % gefunden wurden. Für die BMC lag die Abweichung für die Reproduzierbarkeit ohne Reposition in einem Bereich von 1,28 - 2,79 % und mit Reposition schwankte sie zwischen 3,38 und 3,94 %. Um für den Einsatz der DEXA-Methode bei Verlaufsuntersuchungen den Einfluss der exakten Messlokalisation zu eruieren, wurden Messungen in einem Abstand von ein, zwei und drei Zentimetern proximal und distal des ursprünglichen Messpunktes vorgenommen. Die Ergeb-nisse dieser Studie wichen für die BMD um 3,53 - 9,16 % und für den BMC um 4,21 - 12,5 % von den Ergebnissen des zentralen Messpunktes in der Mitte der Diaphyse ab. Diese Abweichung liegt innerhalb der 25-/75-Perzentile der Messergebnisse des zentralen Messpunktes. Die Ergebnisse der vorliegenden Studie führen zu dem Schluss, dass es möglich ist die Knochenmineraldichte und den Knochenmineralgehalt des Röhrbeines des Pferdes mittels der DEXA-Methode zu ermitteln. Die guten Ergebnisse der Reproduzierbarkeitsstudien und der Abstandsmessungen vom zentralen Messpunkt legen die Durchführbarkeit am stehenden, sedierten Pferd nahe. Bei der DEXA-Methode wird ein Knochenabschnitt mit einem sehr hohen Kortikalisanteil erfasst, welcher auf Einflüsse, wie beispielsweise Training oder Ruhigstellung mit einer Veränderung des Knochenumfanges bei gleichbleibenden Mineralstoffkonzentrationen reagiert. Diese Eigenschaft führt zu einem geringen Zusammenhang zwischen der DEXA-Methode und der chemischen Analyse, so dass sich die Ergebnisse der beiden Messverfahren zwar gut in den Kontext anderer Studien einfügen, der direkte Vergleich der beiden Methoden jedoch nicht möglich ist. / DXA (dual energy X-ray absorptiometry) is an established method for the measurement of bone mineral density (BMD), bone mineral content (BMC) and whole body composition in human and partly in veterinary medicine. However, there are only a small number of studies that examine the bone in horses using DXA. All these studies are based on small samples. Therefore, the objective of this study was to validate the use of DXA for the measurement of BMD and BMC in the horse. In total the cannons of 103 horses were scanned ex vivo, using the PIXI LUNAR® densitometer. In human medicine this densitometer is used for the exami-nation of the forearm. The measuring point was the exact middle between basis and caput of the third metacarpal/metatarsal bone. In a second step the DXA measurements were complemented with a chemical analysis, analyzing the ash content, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium content of the bones. The results are presented as median and 25-/75-percentile. The average ash content of the cannon bones was 698 (691 - 703) g/kg DM. The average mineral content was measured in the following order: calcium 265 (259 - 272) g/kg DM, phosphorus 123 (121 - 126) g/kg DM und magnesium 2.44 (2.19 - 2.66) g/kg DM. The ratio of calcium to phosphorus ranged from 2.14 to 2.18. The DXA results are influenced not only by the bone´s mineral content, but also by its diameter. Because of this the results are separated into the results of the forelimb (fl) and the hindlimb (hl) which generates the following results: BMD: fl 3.22 (2.80 - 3.65) g/cm², hl 4.21 (3.76 - 4.65) g/cm²; BMC: fl 26.5 (22.8 - 30.1) g, hl 32.9 (29.0 - 36.3) g. Several robustness checks of the measurements were conducted. For the BMD measurements, the range of measurements diverged by 3.51-4.48 % for measurements with limb repositioning, and by 1.06-1.85 % for measurements without limb repositioning. For the BMC measurements, the range of measurements diverged by 3.38-3.94 % for measurements with limb repositioning, and by 1.28-2.79 for measurements without limb repositioning. To determine the importance of the exact bone position for follow-up investigations, measurements in a distance of one, two and three centimeters proximal and distal of the original measuring point were performed. The results of these measurements deviated from the result of the central measuring point at the centre of the diaphysis in a range of 3.53 – 9.16 % for BMD and a range of 4.21 – 12.5 % for BMC. This variation falls within the percentiles of the central measuring point. Overall, the results of this study indicate that DXA is useable for determining BMD and BMC at the third metacarpal/metatarsal bone of the horse. The high reproducibility of the results and the distance measurements suggest that DXA is suitable for measurements at the standing, tranquilized horse. However, the cannon bone is a bone with a high content of cortical bone. This means that the diameter of the bone changes as a result of training or immobilization, while the BMD and BMC remain unchanged by such influence. This leads to a weak correlation between the results from the DXA and chemical analyses. Thus, while these two types of analysis fit well into the context of prior studies, a direct comparison between these measurements is not possible.
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From suffragettes to grandmothers : a qualitative textual analysis of newspaper coverage of five female politicians in Utah's Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune /

Cox, Holly M., January 2008 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (M.S.)--Brigham Young University. Dept. of Communications, 2008. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-180).
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From Suffragettes to Grandmothers: A Qualitative Textual Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of Five Female Politicians in Utah's Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune

Cox, Holly M. 01 December 2008 (has links)
This thesis examines press coverage in the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune of five female politicians in Utah history: Martha Hughes Cannon (1896), Reva Beck Bosone (1948), Karen Shepherd (1992), Enid Greene Waldholtz (1994), and Olene S. Walker (2003). A total of 438 articles were reviewed using qualitative textual analysis. Coverage by candidate varied, though it was not in general overtly biased concerning candidate gender. However, the press did call attention to the gender of candidate and gendered commentary was present. The press also called attention to the rarity of women running for high political office and addressed the ability of candidates to balance the roles of wife/mother/homemaker with a political career. This thesis contributes to the overall understanding of newspaper coverage of female politicians and provides a window into the cultural as well as political history of Utah. Suggestions for further research about media coverage of female politicians are made.
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Chemische Zusammensetzung und Knochendichtemessung mit der Dualenergie-Röntgenabsorptiometrie (DEXA, Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry) der Röhrbeine beim Pferd

Junge, Janine 25 September 2012 (has links)
Die Dualenergie-Röntgenabsorptiometrie (DEXA, Dual Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry) ist ein in der Humanmedizin und Teilen der Veterinärmedizin etabliertes Verfahren zur Untersuchung der Knochenmineraldichte, des Knochenmineralgehaltes und der Körperzusammensetzung. Für das Pferd existieren bisher lediglich vereinzelte Studien zur Untersuchung des Knochens mittels der DEXA-Methode, welche allesamt auf nur sehr geringen Versuchstierzahlen beruhen. Ziel dieser Arbeit war es daher die DEXA-Methode für die Untersuchung am Pferd zu validieren. Hierfür wurden die Röhrbeine von 103 Schlachtpferden mittels des Densitometers PIXI LUNAR®, welches aus der Humanmedizin stammt und dort zur Untersuchung des Unterarmes dient, untersucht und die densitometrische Knochenmineraldichte (BMD) und der densitometrische Knochenmineralstoffgehalt (BMC) ermittelt. Als Messpunkt wurde standar-disiert die Mitte zwischen der Basis und dem Caput des Os metacarpale tertium bzw. des Os metatarsale tertium gewählt. Im Anschluss an die densitometrische Messung wurde als Referenzverfahren eine chemische Analyse durchgeführt, in welcher der Rohasche- sowie der Calcium- Phosphor- und Magnesiumgehalt der Röhrbeine bestimmt wurden. Die Angabe der Ergebnisse erfolgt als Median und 25-/75-Perzentil. Der Rohaschegehalt lag im Mittel über alle Röhrbeine bei 698 (69,1 - 70,3) g/kg TS. Für die Mineralstoffe konnten folgende Gehalte ermittelt werden: Calcium 265 (259 - 272) g/kg TS, Phosphor 123 (121 - 126) g/kg TS und Magnesium 2,40 (2,19 - 2,66) g/kg TS. Das Calcium-Phosphor-Verhältnis lag in einem Bereich von 2,14 - 2,18. Die Resultate der DEXA-Methode werden neben dem Mineralstoffgehalt auch vom Knochenumfang beeinflusst, so dass die folgenden Ergebnisse für die Vorder- und Hintergliedmaße (VGM, HGM) separat dargestellt werden: BMD: VGM 3,22 (2,80 - 3,65) g/cm², HGM 4,21 (3,76 - 4,65) g/cm²; BMC: VGM 26,5 (22,8 - 30,1) g, HGM 32,9 (29,0 - 36,3) g. Im Rahmen dieser Arbeit wurden Reproduzierbarkeitsstudien durchgeführt, bei denen für die BMD bei der Reproduzierbarkeit ohne Reposition Abweichungen in einem Bereich von 1,06 - 1,85 % und mit Reposition in einem Bereich von 3,51 - 4,48 % gefunden wurden. Für die BMC lag die Abweichung für die Reproduzierbarkeit ohne Reposition in einem Bereich von 1,28 - 2,79 % und mit Reposition schwankte sie zwischen 3,38 und 3,94 %. Um für den Einsatz der DEXA-Methode bei Verlaufsuntersuchungen den Einfluss der exakten Messlokalisation zu eruieren, wurden Messungen in einem Abstand von ein, zwei und drei Zentimetern proximal und distal des ursprünglichen Messpunktes vorgenommen. Die Ergeb-nisse dieser Studie wichen für die BMD um 3,53 - 9,16 % und für den BMC um 4,21 - 12,5 % von den Ergebnissen des zentralen Messpunktes in der Mitte der Diaphyse ab. Diese Abweichung liegt innerhalb der 25-/75-Perzentile der Messergebnisse des zentralen Messpunktes. Die Ergebnisse der vorliegenden Studie führen zu dem Schluss, dass es möglich ist die Knochenmineraldichte und den Knochenmineralgehalt des Röhrbeines des Pferdes mittels der DEXA-Methode zu ermitteln. Die guten Ergebnisse der Reproduzierbarkeitsstudien und der Abstandsmessungen vom zentralen Messpunkt legen die Durchführbarkeit am stehenden, sedierten Pferd nahe. Bei der DEXA-Methode wird ein Knochenabschnitt mit einem sehr hohen Kortikalisanteil erfasst, welcher auf Einflüsse, wie beispielsweise Training oder Ruhigstellung mit einer Veränderung des Knochenumfanges bei gleichbleibenden Mineralstoffkonzentrationen reagiert. Diese Eigenschaft führt zu einem geringen Zusammenhang zwischen der DEXA-Methode und der chemischen Analyse, so dass sich die Ergebnisse der beiden Messverfahren zwar gut in den Kontext anderer Studien einfügen, der direkte Vergleich der beiden Methoden jedoch nicht möglich ist.:1 Einleitung 2 Literaturübersicht 2.1 Das Röhrbein des Pferdes 2.1.1 Knochenaufbau 2.1.2 Knochenzusammensetzung 2.1.3 Knochenbildung 2.1.4 Knochenumbau 2.1.5 Einfluss des Alters auf den Knochen 2.1.6 Unterschiede zwischen und innerhalb der Gliedmaßen 2.1.7 Einfluss des Geschlechtes auf den Knochen 2.1.8 Einfluss von Haltung auf den Knochen 2.1.9 Einfluss von Belastung/Training auf den Knochen 2.1.10 Einfluss der Ernährung auf den Knochen 2.2 DEXA-Methode 2.3 Einsatz der DEXA-Methode in der Humanmedizin 2.4 Nicht-medizinische Einsatzgebiete der DEXA-Methode 2.5 Einsatz der DEXA-Methode in der Veterinärmedizin 2.5.1 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode bei Maus und Ratte 2.5.2 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode beim Geflügel 2.5.3 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode bei Hund und Katze 2.5.4 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode beim Schwein 2.5.5 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode beim Rind 2.6 Einsatz der DEXA-Methode beim Pferd 2.7 Weitere Methoden der Osteodensitometrie 2.7.1 In-vivo-Methoden 2.7.2 In-vitro-Methoden 3 Tiere, Material und Methoden 3.1 Tiere und Material 3.1.1 Tiere 3.1.2 Probenentnahme und –aufbewahrung 3.2 Methoden 3.2.1 Physikalische Grundlagen der DEXA-Methode 3.2.2 Dichtebestimmung mittels DEXA 3.2.3 Chemische Knochenanalyse 3.3 Statistische Auswertung 3.4 Darstellung der Ergebnisse 4 Ergebnisse 4.1 Ergebnisse der chemischen Analyse 4.1.1 volumetrische Knochendichte, Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phoshorgehalte im Gliedmaßenvergleich (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.1.2 Einfluss des Alters auf den Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phosphorgehalt im Röhrbein (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.1.3 Einfluss der Rasse auf den Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phosphorgehalt im Röhrbein (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.1.4 Einfluss des Geschlechtes auf den Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phosphorgehalt im Röhrbein (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.2 Ergebnisse der DEXA-Methode 4.2.1 Abweichung vom zentralen Messpunkt 4.2.2 Reproduzierbarkeit 4.3 Vergleich der Densitometrie mit der chemischen Analyse 5 Diskussion 5.1 Kritik der Methoden 5.1.1 Versuchspferde 5.1.2 DEXA-Methode 5.2 Diskussion der Ergebnisse 5.3 Schlussbetrachtung 6 Zusammenfassung 7 Summary 8 Literaturverzeichnis 9 Tabellenanhang 10 Danksagung / DXA (dual energy X-ray absorptiometry) is an established method for the measurement of bone mineral density (BMD), bone mineral content (BMC) and whole body composition in human and partly in veterinary medicine. However, there are only a small number of studies that examine the bone in horses using DXA. All these studies are based on small samples. Therefore, the objective of this study was to validate the use of DXA for the measurement of BMD and BMC in the horse. In total the cannons of 103 horses were scanned ex vivo, using the PIXI LUNAR® densitometer. In human medicine this densitometer is used for the exami-nation of the forearm. The measuring point was the exact middle between basis and caput of the third metacarpal/metatarsal bone. In a second step the DXA measurements were complemented with a chemical analysis, analyzing the ash content, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium content of the bones. The results are presented as median and 25-/75-percentile. The average ash content of the cannon bones was 698 (691 - 703) g/kg DM. The average mineral content was measured in the following order: calcium 265 (259 - 272) g/kg DM, phosphorus 123 (121 - 126) g/kg DM und magnesium 2.44 (2.19 - 2.66) g/kg DM. The ratio of calcium to phosphorus ranged from 2.14 to 2.18. The DXA results are influenced not only by the bone´s mineral content, but also by its diameter. Because of this the results are separated into the results of the forelimb (fl) and the hindlimb (hl) which generates the following results: BMD: fl 3.22 (2.80 - 3.65) g/cm², hl 4.21 (3.76 - 4.65) g/cm²; BMC: fl 26.5 (22.8 - 30.1) g, hl 32.9 (29.0 - 36.3) g. Several robustness checks of the measurements were conducted. For the BMD measurements, the range of measurements diverged by 3.51-4.48 % for measurements with limb repositioning, and by 1.06-1.85 % for measurements without limb repositioning. For the BMC measurements, the range of measurements diverged by 3.38-3.94 % for measurements with limb repositioning, and by 1.28-2.79 for measurements without limb repositioning. To determine the importance of the exact bone position for follow-up investigations, measurements in a distance of one, two and three centimeters proximal and distal of the original measuring point were performed. The results of these measurements deviated from the result of the central measuring point at the centre of the diaphysis in a range of 3.53 – 9.16 % for BMD and a range of 4.21 – 12.5 % for BMC. This variation falls within the percentiles of the central measuring point. Overall, the results of this study indicate that DXA is useable for determining BMD and BMC at the third metacarpal/metatarsal bone of the horse. The high reproducibility of the results and the distance measurements suggest that DXA is suitable for measurements at the standing, tranquilized horse. However, the cannon bone is a bone with a high content of cortical bone. This means that the diameter of the bone changes as a result of training or immobilization, while the BMD and BMC remain unchanged by such influence. This leads to a weak correlation between the results from the DXA and chemical analyses. Thus, while these two types of analysis fit well into the context of prior studies, a direct comparison between these measurements is not possible.:1 Einleitung 2 Literaturübersicht 2.1 Das Röhrbein des Pferdes 2.1.1 Knochenaufbau 2.1.2 Knochenzusammensetzung 2.1.3 Knochenbildung 2.1.4 Knochenumbau 2.1.5 Einfluss des Alters auf den Knochen 2.1.6 Unterschiede zwischen und innerhalb der Gliedmaßen 2.1.7 Einfluss des Geschlechtes auf den Knochen 2.1.8 Einfluss von Haltung auf den Knochen 2.1.9 Einfluss von Belastung/Training auf den Knochen 2.1.10 Einfluss der Ernährung auf den Knochen 2.2 DEXA-Methode 2.3 Einsatz der DEXA-Methode in der Humanmedizin 2.4 Nicht-medizinische Einsatzgebiete der DEXA-Methode 2.5 Einsatz der DEXA-Methode in der Veterinärmedizin 2.5.1 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode bei Maus und Ratte 2.5.2 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode beim Geflügel 2.5.3 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode bei Hund und Katze 2.5.4 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode beim Schwein 2.5.5 Anwendung der DEXA-Methode beim Rind 2.6 Einsatz der DEXA-Methode beim Pferd 2.7 Weitere Methoden der Osteodensitometrie 2.7.1 In-vivo-Methoden 2.7.2 In-vitro-Methoden 3 Tiere, Material und Methoden 3.1 Tiere und Material 3.1.1 Tiere 3.1.2 Probenentnahme und –aufbewahrung 3.2 Methoden 3.2.1 Physikalische Grundlagen der DEXA-Methode 3.2.2 Dichtebestimmung mittels DEXA 3.2.3 Chemische Knochenanalyse 3.3 Statistische Auswertung 3.4 Darstellung der Ergebnisse 4 Ergebnisse 4.1 Ergebnisse der chemischen Analyse 4.1.1 volumetrische Knochendichte, Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phoshorgehalte im Gliedmaßenvergleich (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.1.2 Einfluss des Alters auf den Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phosphorgehalt im Röhrbein (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.1.3 Einfluss der Rasse auf den Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phosphorgehalt im Röhrbein (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.1.4 Einfluss des Geschlechtes auf den Rohasche-, Calcium-, Magnesium- und Phosphorgehalt im Röhrbein (Angabe in Median und 25-/75-Perzentil) 4.2 Ergebnisse der DEXA-Methode 4.2.1 Abweichung vom zentralen Messpunkt 4.2.2 Reproduzierbarkeit 4.3 Vergleich der Densitometrie mit der chemischen Analyse 5 Diskussion 5.1 Kritik der Methoden 5.1.1 Versuchspferde 5.1.2 DEXA-Methode 5.2 Diskussion der Ergebnisse 5.3 Schlussbetrachtung 6 Zusammenfassung 7 Summary 8 Literaturverzeichnis 9 Tabellenanhang 10 Danksagung
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The Layered Frames of Performed Tabletop: Actual-Play Podcasts and the Laminations of Media

Decicio, Brendan 01 December 2020 (has links)
Despite their sudden growth in popularity, the role-playing actual-play podcasts have either been ignored or grouped with the genre of audio drama in prior scholarly works. Examination using frame analysis shows, however, that these podcasts are distinct in their engagement of the audience on multiple, simultaneous levels; levels which correspond with well-known media genres such as Documentary, Fiction, and Game Play. Each frame has its own layer of identities, conduct, and avenue for appealing to audiences just as these genres have their own distinct appeals. Through the combinations of these frames, familiar tropes and techniques such as Short-Form Improv and Campbell's monomyth are broadened and challenged, and identities become entangled in this post-modern medium. Delineating the features of these frames and exploring their interactions and interconnectivity not only helps to distinguish the actual-play podcast as its own distinct podcast genre, but also highlights the potential for using such frames or frame analysis in other media forms.
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Optimisation of water-cannon cleaning for deposit removal on water walls inside waste incinerators

Graube, Franziska, Grahl, Sebastian, Rostkowski, Slawomir, Beckmann, Michael 30 September 2019 (has links)
Deposits in municipal waste incinerators are very inhomogeneous in structure and constitution. They cause corrosion and reduce the efficiency, so they need to be removed frequently. Among other systems, operators use water cannons for the deposit removal. Two different removal mechanisms of water-cannon cleaning are suggested: A direct shattering of the deposit by the impact of the water jet, as well as the cracking caused by thermal stresses where droplets cool the deposits. As the contribution of each of the aforementioned mechanisms to the overall cleaning efficiency is unknown, we performed empirical investigations to determine the dominating effect. In a first experimental setup focusing on thermal stress, cold droplets were applied onto hot deposits taken from a waste incinerator. Results showed that the cleaning effect strongly depends on the deposit thickness and structure, so that the deposits could be categorised in three different groups. A second measurement campaign focused on the influence of deposit material, deposit temperature and water jet momentum. It could be shown that both deposit material and temperature have a significant effect on the cleaning efficiency, whereas an increase in water jet momentum only led to modest improvements. The combination of these two parameter studies implies that the influence of the thermal stress outweighs that of the momentum. This knowledge is applicable to the cleaning setup by increasing the temperature gradient.
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Heber J. Grant: A Study of Gospel-Oriented Family Relatonships

Pommerening, Robert Richard 01 December 2018 (has links)
Heber J. Grant: A Study of Gospel-Oriented Family RelationshipsRobert Richard Pommerening IIIDepartment of Religious Education, BYUMaster of ArtsUnder the direction of President Gordon B. Hinckley, the fifteenth president of TheChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Church released the document, The Family: AProclamation to the World. The Proclamation outlines core values of family life, which ifconsistently practiced can lead to successful family relationships. Through a study of hispersonal journals, letters, and recorded anecdotes from his life, these values can be identified inHeber J. Grants life. As one studies the Proclamation alongside President Grant (particularly theinteractions he had with his mother, wives and children), a portrayal of the man came into focusthat has not been previously scrutinized through scholarly work, Heber J. Grant as a family man.Chapter one begins with the special relationship Heber shared with his mother Rachel. Itoutlines some of the trials and successes they faced together. As Heber grew into manhood,chapter two focuses on his plural marriage relationships during era of the Edmunds-Tucker act. Itexplains some of the challenges the Grant family faced as they lived in a plural marriage during atime when plural marriages were deemed illegal. Chapter three highlights Heber as a care takerfor his aging mother, wives Lucy Stringham, Emily Wells, and numerous sick children. Thepractices of President Grant in the home, including holding Family Home Evening are exploredin chapter four. Chapter five emphasizes President Grants example of personal righteousnesswithin his familial relationships. The leisurely activities of the Grant family are emphasized inchapter six as Heber shared family vacations, cultural events, golf games, and even honeymoonswith his immediate and extended family. Chapter seven details the generosity of President Grantand his desire to share of his material wealth with family members, friends, and strangers. Theteachings of President Grant on the doctrine of the family as taught to the Church of Jesus Christof Latter-day Saints are presented in chapter eight. The final chapter concludes with the agingPresident nearing death and how his legacy of love and family devotion continued through hisliving relatives. This thesis provides research into how President Grant implemented principles of theFamily Proclamation in his own home. This research can serve as a model for members of TheChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints desiring to strengthen their relationships and unitywithin the family.

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