435 research outputs found
St. Augustine\u27s Learning for the Glory of God: Adapting Faith-Learning Integration Terminology for the Modern World
The scholastic debate about use and interpretation of the phrase âfaith-learning integrationâ has spanned over fifty years. Glanzer (2008) proposed that this phrase be discarded and that scholars adopt the terminology âthe creation and redemption of scholarship.â This concept is not new to Christian dialogue: it can be found in the writings of St. Augustine. However, there needs to be further clarification of Glanzerâs language in order to make it accessible to people of all faiths, backgrounds, and education levels. This paper will attempt to support both Glanzerâs proposal and a new direction for the discussion and encourage educators to adopt this new language as faith-based scholars
GĂ©raldine Chouard, Eudora Welty et la photographie : Naissance dâune vision
If Eudora Welty is a familiar figure for students of American literature, many might have overlooked her career as photographer. GĂ©raldine Chouard, who has published literary studies on Welty, undertakes here to study this relatively hidden facet of the Southern authorâs life. Her book, entitled Eudora Welty et la photographie : Naissance dâune vision, provides a detailed narrative of Weltyâs lifelong engagement with photography and of the rich interplays between the photographic medium and h..
New patterns in high-speed granular flows
We report on new patterns in high-speed flows of granular materials obtained
by means of extensive numerical simulations. These patterns emerge from the
destabilization of unidirectional flows upon increase of mass holdup and
inclination angle, and are characterized by complex internal structures
including secondary flows, heterogeneous particle volume fraction, symmetry
breaking and dynamically maintained order. In particular, we evidenced steady
and fully developed "supported" flows, which consist of a dense core surrounded
by a highly energetic granular gas. Interestingly, despite their overall
diversity, these regimes are shown to obey a scaling law for the mass flow rate
as a function of the mass holdup. This unique set of 3D flow regimes raises new
challenges for extending the scope of current granular rheological models
David Schuyler, Sanctified Landscape: Writers, Artists, and the Hudson River Valley, 1820-1909
David Schuylerâs Sanctified Landscape: Writers, Artists, and the Hudson River Valley, 1820-1909 is an interdisciplinary study of the Hudson River valleyâs construction as a cultural object throughout the xixth century. It weaves together considerations on painting, literature, landscape gardening, ecological and historical preservation, economic and industrial development in a rich narrative that illuminates the complex and evolving meanings of the river from its first touristic exploitation ..
Dynamics of aeolian sand ripples
We analyze theoretically the dynamics of aeolian sand ripples. In order to
put the study in the context we first review existing models. We argue on the
local character of sand ripple formation. Using a hydrodynamical model we
derive a nonlinear equation for the sand profile. We show how the
hydrodynamical model may be modified to recover the missing terms that are
dictated by symmetries. The symmetry and conservation arguments are powerful in
that the form of the equation is model-independent. We then present an
extensive numerical and analytical analysis of the generic sand ripple
equation. We find that at the initial stage the wavelength of the ripple is
that corresponding to the linearly most dangerous mode. At later stages the
profile undergoes a coarsening process leading to a significant increase of the
wavelength. We find that including the next higher order nonlinear term in the
equation, leads naturally to a saturation of the local slope. We analyze both
analytically and numerically the coarsening stage, in terms of a dynamical
exponent for the mean wavelength increase. We discuss some future lines of
investigations.Comment: 22 pages and 10 postscript figure
Alien Registration- Valance, Margaret (Portland, Cumberland County)
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ISBS 2018 AUCKLAND CONFERENCE NGÄ WAI O HOROTIU MARAE PROGRAMME
Student evening supported by AMTI and Thursday tour.
AUT NgÄ Wai o Horotiu Marae located on the corner of Wellesley and St Paul\u27s Street
Marae (MÄori meeting grounds) and hangi (food) and cultural experience provided by AUT kapa haka TÄ«tahi ki Tua. Please come appropriately dressed to the Marae. Men should at least wear dress pants and a tidy shirt, while women should wear either a knee length skirt or tidy dress pants. You will remove your shoes upon entering the Marae.
Manuhiri will congregate at the waharoa (gateway) of the marae and wait for the karanga (call of welcome) from the kaikaranga (the host caller).
The KaikĆrero Dr Valance Smith will welcome the manuhiri (ISBS2018 student visitors) to NgÄ Wai o Horotiu (marae), and will address the assembled company and explain the protocol and proceedings.
The manuhiri are then invited to have a kai (meal â hangi of food cooked in the ground) to complete the formal welcome and begin the lifting of tapu (cultural sanctions). The visitors now become tangata whenua or part of the marae and are expected to participate in the other activities that occur on the marae.
The KaikĆrero will introduce the AUT kapahaka group TÄ«tahi ki Tua (MÄori students association) who will perform the haka to the assembled company.
You will have the opportunity to learn the haka so you can participate in performance of the haka at the closing ceremony of the conference
Periodic saltation over hydrodynamically rough beds: Aeolian to aquatic
International audienceWe determine approximate, analytical solutions for average, periodic trajectories of particles that are accelerated by the turbulent shearing of a fluid between collisions with a hydrodynamically rough bed. We indicate how the viscosity of the fluid may influence the collisions with the bed. The approximate solutions compare well with periodic solutions for average periodic trajectories over rigid-bumpy and erodible beds that are generated numerically. The analytic solutions permit the determination of the relations between the particle flux and the strength of the shearing flow over a range of particle and fluid properties that vary between those for sand in air and sand in water
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