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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.
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Le Rôle du paysage mauricien dans l'œuvre romanesque de Loys et d'André Masson.

Du Pavillon, Berthe. January 1900 (has links)
Th. univ.--Lett.--Brest, 1980. / Index.
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Áskell Másson’s Solos for Snare Drum: Maximizing Musical Expression Through Varying Compositional Techniques and Experimentation in Timbre

O’Neal, John Micheal 12 1900 (has links)
This dissertation and accompanying lecture recital explores the musical elements present in Áskell Másson’s three solos for snare drum, PRÍM (1984), KÍM (2001) and B2B: Back to Basics (2010). Two of the primary challenges for the performer when playing solo literature on a non-pitch oriented instrument are identifying thematic structures and understanding how to interpret all innovative sound production techniques employed within the music. A thematic and compositional analysis, as well as an investigation into the experimentation of timbre found in Másson’s three pieces for solo snare drum will help to clarify the musical complexities that are present throughout.
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Le dynamisme missionnaire de l'Église locale dans la missiologie postconciliaire de J. Masson et A. Seumois : une contribution à l'éveil missionnaire /

Mwanama Galumbulula, Félicien. January 1996 (has links)
Thèse de doctorat--Faculté de missiologie--Rome--Université pontificale grégorienne, 1996. / Bibliogr. p.198-220.
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Enhanced Acetylcholinesterase in Chronic Subdural Hematomas

SHIRAISHI, KAZUYA 03 1900 (has links)
No description available.
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Melanin fate in the human epidermis: a re-assessment of how best to detect and analyze histologically

Joly-Tonetti, Nicolas, Wibawa, J.I.D., Bell, M., Tobin, Desmond J. 29 June 2016 (has links)
Yes / Melanin is the predominant pigment responsible for skin colour, and is synthesized by the melanocyte in the basal layer of the epidermis and then transferred to surrounding keratinocytes. Despite its optical properties, melanin is barely detectable in unstained sections of human skin. However, identification and localization of melanin is of importance for the study of skin pigmentation in health and disease. Current methods for the histologic quantification of melanin are suboptimal, and are associated with significant risk of misinterpretation. The aim of this study was to re-assess the existing literature, and to develop a more effective histological method of melanin quantification in human skin. Moreover, we confirm that Warthin-Starry (WS) stain provides a much more sensitive and more specific melanin detection method than the common-place Fontana-Masson (FM) stain. For example, WS staining sensitivity allowed the visualization of melanin even in very pale Caucasian skin that was missed by FM or Von Kossa (VK) stains. From our re-assessment of the histologyrelated literature we conclude that so-called ‘melanin dust’ is most likely an artefact of discoloration due to non-specific silver deposition in the stratum corneum. Unlike FM and VK, WS was not associated with this non-specific stratum corneum darkening, misinterpreted previously as ‘degraded’ or so-called ‘dust’ melanin. Finally, WS melanin particle counts were largely similar to manual counts by transmission electron microscopy, in contrast to both FM and VK. Together these findings allow us to propose a new histology/Image J-informed method for the accurate and precise quantification of epidermal melanin in skin.
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Charles Masson, ses commanditaires et l’architecture domestique à Nancy pendant l’entre-deux-guerres / Charles Masson, his clients and the domestic architecture in Nancy during the inter-war period

Ryu, Soonok 10 November 2018 (has links)
Charles Masson (1894-1971) est un des principaux architectes de l’entre-deux-guerres à Nancy. Cette période de l’histoire de l’architecture à Nancy et en Lorraine est encore en cours d’étude. Adoptant la forme classique d’une monographie d’architecte, cette thèse y apporte sa contribution mais en tentant d’élargir l’étude par la connaissance des commanditaires. Elle s’attache d’abord à établir la biographie de cet architecte né en Moselle annexée et dont la formation en Allemagne lui donne un profil singulier. Le corpus des édifices bâtis par Masson au nombre de 57 a été défini, étudié et réuni dans un catalogue qui constitue le troisième volume de la thèse. Géographiquement, ils se trouvent principalement à Nancy et, pour presque la moitié d’entre eux, dans le fameux Parc de Saurupt, haut lieu de l’architecture Art nouveau et où Masson s’est fortement investi, mais du point de vue de leur statut, ils ne comptent que des villas ou des maisons et des immeubles, mais aucun bâtiment public. Masson présente la particularité rare de n’avoir travaillé à Nancy que pour l’architecture domestique. Les 41 commanditaires identifiés sont donc tous des particuliers, à l’origine et au profil social variés, appartenant généralement à la bourgeoisie fortunée. La synthèse se penche non seulement sur la vie et les constructions de Masson, mais tente aussi de saisir les relations entre l’architecte et ses clients, question qui jusqu’ici, pour ce qui concerne l’architecture de l’entre-deux-guerres, n’a pas été traitée sérieusement ni systématiquement. C’est un des intérêts de cette thèse de tenter d’aborder de front la question de la clientèle de l’architecte Masson. Pour cela, l’apport des archives s’avère essentiel mais, si la très grande majorité des plans dressés par Masson a été conservée, aucune correspondance n’a été retrouvée. On y a suppléé en étudiant finement le profil social de chaque commanditaire et en examinant les plans et l’architecture de chaque édifice pour en identifier les partis pris et deviner les souhaits des clients : leur rêve de villa ou leur désir de profiter des bonnes affaires dans l’immobilier. Cette étude révèle donc un architecte nancéien méconnu malgré l’importance de son œuvre et se veut une contribution à la connaissance de l’architecture domestique et de la clientèle des architectes de l’entre-deux-guerres / Charles Masson (1894-1971) was one of the leading architects of the interwar period in Nancy. People are still studying the effects of this historical and architectural period in Nancy and Lorraine. Adopting the classic form of an architectural monograph, this thesis both contributes to these studies and tries to broaden the study by mentioning the patrons. First of all, it focuses on the life of this architect, born in Moselle when Moselle was a part of Germany and whose German upbringing gives his work a unique character. Masson's oeuvre consists of 57 buildings, which have all been defined, studied, and collected together in a catalog, which constitutes the third volume of this thesis. Geographically, they are primarily located in Nancy and almost half of them are located in the famous Parc de Saurupt, the Mecca of Art Nouveau architecture and where Masson invested a lot of his time and effort, but when it comes to the types of buildings, he only designed villas, houses, and apartments. There are no public buildings in his work. Masson is unique in having only worked on residential architecture in Nancy. The 41 identified patrons are therefore all individuals, who all come from a variety of backgrounds and social classes, generally belonging to the wealthy bourgeoisie. This thesis not only looks at the life and work of Masson, but also attempts to understand the relationship between the architect and his clients, an issue which up to now, as far as the architecture of the interwar period is concerned, has not been treated seriously or systematically. It is one of the primary goals of this thesis to try to address the nature of Masson's clientele head-on. For this, the archives have proven essential, but no correspondence has yet been found despite the vast majority of the plans drawn up by Masson having been preserved. We supplemented this by carefully studying the social profile of each patron and by examining the plans and architecture of each building. We were able to identify their biases and estimate the client’s wishes, whether they dreamed of owning a luxury villa or were looking for a bargain property. This study has revealed an unknown architect from Nancy, who despite the importance of his work, has helped contribute to the knowledge of the domestic architecture and the clientele of the architects of the interwar period
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Feo-hifomicose no Rio Grande do Sul : apresentação de série de casos e comentários sobre o tema em nosso meio / Presentation of series of cases and comments on the subject in our environment

Salles, Emily Ferreira January 2010 (has links)
Feo-hifomicose refere-se a infecções por fungos pigmentados escuros. Revisamos a casuística brasileira entre 1953 e 2010, apresentando as características clínico-epidemiológicas e diagnósticas de 17 casos. Nas quais a coloração de hematoxilina-eosina foi usada para visualizar alterações estruturais nas lesões; a coloração da prata para identificação dos microrganismos; e coloração de Fontana-Masson confirmou a melanina na parede fúngica. Os fungos cresceram sob aspecto de micélio e produziam pigmentos de melanina, que dão às colônias cor negra característica. A observação das características microscópicas dos cultivos forneceu a identificação etiológica. A feo-hifomicose está amplamente disseminada no Brasil. Entretanto, é subestimada devido a fixação das biopsias em formol, o que impede o isolamento em cultivos. / Phaeohyphomycosis refers to infection caused by darkly pigmented fungi. We reviewed the Brazilian casuistic from 1953 to 2010 and presented the clinicalepidemiologic and diagnostic features of addictional 17 cases. In the cases hematoxilin and eosin stain was used to look for structural changes of the infected lesion; Gomori’s methenamine-silver stain identified these organisms; and Fontana-Masson staining confirm the presence of melanin fungal cell wall. The organisms formed mycelial colonies and produced melanin-like pigments that give the colonies the characteristic dark color. The microscopic study of cultures identified etiology. The phaeohyphomycosis is a widespread tropical disease in Brazil. However, it is underestimated due to formalin fixation tissue specimens that oppose the prior cultures.
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Feo-hifomicose no Rio Grande do Sul : apresentação de série de casos e comentários sobre o tema em nosso meio / Presentation of series of cases and comments on the subject in our environment

Salles, Emily Ferreira January 2010 (has links)
Feo-hifomicose refere-se a infecções por fungos pigmentados escuros. Revisamos a casuística brasileira entre 1953 e 2010, apresentando as características clínico-epidemiológicas e diagnósticas de 17 casos. Nas quais a coloração de hematoxilina-eosina foi usada para visualizar alterações estruturais nas lesões; a coloração da prata para identificação dos microrganismos; e coloração de Fontana-Masson confirmou a melanina na parede fúngica. Os fungos cresceram sob aspecto de micélio e produziam pigmentos de melanina, que dão às colônias cor negra característica. A observação das características microscópicas dos cultivos forneceu a identificação etiológica. A feo-hifomicose está amplamente disseminada no Brasil. Entretanto, é subestimada devido a fixação das biopsias em formol, o que impede o isolamento em cultivos. / Phaeohyphomycosis refers to infection caused by darkly pigmented fungi. We reviewed the Brazilian casuistic from 1953 to 2010 and presented the clinicalepidemiologic and diagnostic features of addictional 17 cases. In the cases hematoxilin and eosin stain was used to look for structural changes of the infected lesion; Gomori’s methenamine-silver stain identified these organisms; and Fontana-Masson staining confirm the presence of melanin fungal cell wall. The organisms formed mycelial colonies and produced melanin-like pigments that give the colonies the characteristic dark color. The microscopic study of cultures identified etiology. The phaeohyphomycosis is a widespread tropical disease in Brazil. However, it is underestimated due to formalin fixation tissue specimens that oppose the prior cultures.
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Feo-hifomicose no Rio Grande do Sul : apresentação de série de casos e comentários sobre o tema em nosso meio / Presentation of series of cases and comments on the subject in our environment

Salles, Emily Ferreira January 2010 (has links)
Feo-hifomicose refere-se a infecções por fungos pigmentados escuros. Revisamos a casuística brasileira entre 1953 e 2010, apresentando as características clínico-epidemiológicas e diagnósticas de 17 casos. Nas quais a coloração de hematoxilina-eosina foi usada para visualizar alterações estruturais nas lesões; a coloração da prata para identificação dos microrganismos; e coloração de Fontana-Masson confirmou a melanina na parede fúngica. Os fungos cresceram sob aspecto de micélio e produziam pigmentos de melanina, que dão às colônias cor negra característica. A observação das características microscópicas dos cultivos forneceu a identificação etiológica. A feo-hifomicose está amplamente disseminada no Brasil. Entretanto, é subestimada devido a fixação das biopsias em formol, o que impede o isolamento em cultivos. / Phaeohyphomycosis refers to infection caused by darkly pigmented fungi. We reviewed the Brazilian casuistic from 1953 to 2010 and presented the clinicalepidemiologic and diagnostic features of addictional 17 cases. In the cases hematoxilin and eosin stain was used to look for structural changes of the infected lesion; Gomori’s methenamine-silver stain identified these organisms; and Fontana-Masson staining confirm the presence of melanin fungal cell wall. The organisms formed mycelial colonies and produced melanin-like pigments that give the colonies the characteristic dark color. The microscopic study of cultures identified etiology. The phaeohyphomycosis is a widespread tropical disease in Brazil. However, it is underestimated due to formalin fixation tissue specimens that oppose the prior cultures.
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Les identités territoriales à Gatineau, 15 ans après la fusion municipale

Morin, Louis-Philippe January 2017 (has links)
Avant 2002, l’Outaouais urbain était composé de cinq municipalités autonomes. Or, le gouvernement du Québec a imposé la fusion de plusieurs municipalités faisant partie d’agglomérations urbaines en adoptant le projet de loi 170. En Outaouais, les villes d’Aylmer, Buckingham, Gatineau, Hull et Masson-Angers ont été regroupées pour ne former qu’une seule entité, la Ville de Gatineau. Cette recherche a pour objectif de comprendre comment les identités territoriales des citoyens qui ont vécu ce changement ont pu être influencées par la modification de la structure du territoire sur lequel se déroule une grande partie de leurs interactions sociales au quotidien. Les réponses fournies par 152 participants d’Aylmer et de Masson par l’entremise d’une enquête par questionnaire nous ont permis de dresser un portrait intéressant du point de vue des citoyens qui habitent deux secteurs périphériques de la ville de Gatineau. Somme toute, nous avons pu constater que les citoyens qui ont connu la fusion municipale ne s’identifient pas fortement à la nouvelle ville et qu’ils demeurent ancrés à leur ancienne municipalité.

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