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Design em revestimento cerâmico industrial de Santa Catarina :: mapeamento e diagnóstico /
Dissertação (Mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro Tecnológico
Aplicações da fotogrametria arquitetural digital na documentação de edificações históricas: estudo das obras do Brigadeiro Joseph da Silva Paes, séc. XVIII
Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro Tecnológico. Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia de Produção.A importância e contribuição desta pesquisa não estão somente ligadas à ciência como para a história. Cabe um instigante trabalho ao contrapor o antigo e histórico, com o moderno e a alta tecnologia, desta maneira foi incluída nesta pesquisa, não apenas o resgate documental da obra de Silva Paes, mas também um método científico de registro de obras arquitetônicas, como estas realmente estão construídas. Com o avanço tecnológico a fotogrametria digital tomou espaço e ganhou credibilidade; em especial à geração de material tridimensional pelo fato de ser uma representação mais detalhada das fachadas dos monumentos históricos (no caso desta pesquisa o material histórico analisado através desta ferramenta), retratando a situação real destas. Desta maneira ocorre a confrontação de projetos originais no caso das obras do Brigadeiro José da Silva Paes no séc. XVIII nas edificações e sua atual construção; foi analisada através da fotogrametria arquitetural digital apenas uma das construções existentes na Fortaleza de São José da Ponta Grossa na Ilha de Santa Catarina, no caso o Quartel da Tropa; como protótipo coerente à ser executado através do equipamento SSK ImageStation da Z/I, pois o mesmo foi desenvolvido para ser utilizado na fotogrametria aérea; obtendo-se resultados de qualidade geometrica tridimensional para os estudos das obras nos monumentos históricos
Geschichte des Königin Elisabeth Garde-Grenadier-Regiments Nr. 3
GESCHICHTE DES KÖNIGIN ELISABETH GARDE-GRENADIER-REGIMENTS NR. 3
Geschichte des Königin Elisabeth Garde-Grenadier-Regiments Nr. 3 / Altrock, Constantin von (Public Domain) ( - )
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Dedication ( - )
Abbildung: Wilhelm II. ( - )
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Preface ( - )
Contents ([VII])
Verzeichniß der Karten, Pläne und Skizzen (XI)
Einleitung ([1])
Erster Abschnitt ([3])
I. Das 3. Garde-Landwehr-Regiment ([3])
II. Das 1. kombinirte Grenadier-Regiment (8)
III. Das 3. Garde-Grenadier-Regiment und das 3. Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Königin Elisabeth bis Ende 1862 (8)
Zweiter Abschnitt. Grenzbesetzung gegen Polen 1863 ([16])
Dritter Abschnitt. Der Krieg gegen Dänemark 1864 ([28])
Karte: Vertheilung der Preussischen Einschliessungs-Truppen vor Düppel am 29ten März (57)
Karte: Aufstellung der preussischen u. dänischen Streitkräfte bei Düppel am 18. April, 10 Uhr morgens / Altrock (65)
Vierter Abschnitt. Der Feldzug gegen Oesterreich und Sachsen 1866 ([96])
Karte: Stand der beiderseitigen Armeen am Abend des 2. Juli 1866 ( - )
Tabelle: Märsche des Regiments bezw. Eisenbahnfahrt bis Dresden vom 30. Juli bis 21. August 1866 (118)
Fünfter Abschnitt. Friedenszeit vom Jahre 1866 bis zum Ausbruch des Krieges 1870/71 ([126])
Sechster Abschnitt. Der deutsch-französische Krieg 1870/71 ([131])
Karte: Schlacht von St. Privat la Montagne (153)
Karte: Schlacht bei Sedan am 1. September 1870 (205)
Tabelle: Unterkunftsnachweisung vom 6. bis 16. Juni (400)
Siebenter Abschnitt. Friedenszeit von 1871 bis 1896 ([414])
Anlagen ([467])
Abbildung: Königin Elisabeth von Preußen ([469])
Abbildung: Generalmajor v. Doering ( - )
Abbildung: Oberst und Kommandeur des 3. Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Königin Elisabeth v. Jaluskowski ( - )
Abbildung: General der Infanterie Freiherr v. Meerscheidt-Hüllessem / Fechner, Wilhelm ( - )
Tabelle: Zahlenmäßige Verlustliste des Regiments im Feldzuge 1864 (515)
Tabelle: Zahlenmäßige Verlustliste des Regiments im Feldzuge 1866 (519)
Tabelle: Summarische Gesammt-Verlustliste des 3. Garde-Grenadier-Regiments Königin Elisabeth im Feldzug 1870/71 (554)
Abbildung: Regimentsdenkmal auf dem Hofe der Westend-Kaserne zu Charlottenburg / Rudolphy, Hugo ( - )
Karte: Gefechtsfeld bei Sedan am 1. September 1870 / Wolff ( - )
Karte: Le Bourget am 30. October 1870 / Pannewitz ( - )
Karte: Le Bourget mit seinen Befestigungen am 21ten December 1870 und Ende Januar 1871 ( - )
Karte: Plan zu dem Gefecht bei Fredericia (Hejse-Kro) am 8. März, und zu der Stellung der Einschliessungs-Truppen vom II. u. III. Korps am 19. März 1864 ( - )
Karte: Die Düppel-Stellung. Gefechtsfeld des Sturmes am 18. April 1864 ( - )
Karte: Marschkarte für den Feldzug 1866 ( - )
Karte: Gefecht von Soor und Alt-Rognitz am 28. Juni 1866 ( - )
Karte: Plan der Schlacht bei Königgratz ( - )
Karte: Skizze zur Eisenbahnfahrt von Paris nach Jüterbogk. 2. bis 6. Juli 1871, sowie von Breslau nach Mannheim vom 28. bis 31. Juli 1870 ( - )
Karte: Plan des Gefechtsfeldes von Amanvillers am 18ten August 1870 ( - )
Karte: Skizze von Dugny-Garges-Stains und Umgebung / Pannewitz ( - )
Karte: Skizze von Aulnay les Bondy ( - )
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Herd-level risk factors influencing serological Yersinia prevalence in fattening pig herds
Yersiniosis is the third most frequent zoonosis reported in the European Union with pork as an important source. Identifying risk factors in swine production which may decrease the risk of pork production contamination during pre-harvest is an important step prior to controlling Yersinia spp.. Therefore, management strategies and production processes which might be associated with fattening pigs testing seropositive for pathogenic Yersinia spp. were investigated on 80 fattening pig farms. Although more than 70 farm characteristics were included in the risk assessment, there were only a few which seemed to be connected with serological prevalence: housing on a fully slatted floor and the use of municipal water were observed in herds with low serological Yersinia prevalence, whereas recurring health problems and a low daily weight gain compared to the mean of the herds included in the study were identified more often in herds with a high prevalence
Case report: Urolithiasis, nephrolithiasis and a urinary bladder malformation in a seven-month-old alpaca cria
Urolithiasis is a common condition in male small ruminants where predisposing factors have been identified. Occasionally, urolithiasis is diagnosed in South American camelids (SACs). However, nephrolithiasis is rarely diagnosed in ruminants. To our knowledge, this is the first report focusing on a combined appearance of nephrolithiasis and urolithiasis in an alpaca cria. A 7-month-old alpaca cria suffering from impaired urinary flow was presented for examination. On admission, the alpaca had a wet prepuce and showed a standing posture with a wide-based stance. Ultrasonographic examination of the abdomen showed a distended bladder. Clinical chemistry revealed azotemia and hypophosphatemia. After the first examination, repeated urination was observed. Conservative therapy using antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and spasmolytic drugs was started with the suspected diagnosis of urinary calculus. During the first 24 h, plasma concentrations of creatinine and urea decreased, but increased again during the following days. During the second day after admission, urination was not observed for 16 h while the concentration of urea and creatinine further increased. Therefore, the animal was euthanized due to financial concerns of the owner. Necropsy revealed that calculi were located in the left kidney as well as in the urethra. In addition, the animal exhibited uroperitoneum. The urinary bladder was intact, moderately distended with urine and showed a malformation, which was covered with a translucent mucosal membrane. Histologic examination revealed that this malformation was a bladder diverticulum. The extent to which the unilateral nephroliths affected the general condition and renal function of the animal is unclear, since the uroliths also cause azotemia, and abdominal pain. Further studies are needed for a better understanding of obstructive urinary disease in SACs
Layout of government registered electronic mail service
This paper presents design and implement a system to exchange electronic mail securely between government officials. Governmental emails exchanging requires high level of security and reliability, encryption can prevent information manipulation, digital signature provides authenticity, and the delivery receipt proves that the user received the message
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Plasma-activation of larger liquid volumes by an inductively-limited discharge for antimicrobial purposes
A new configuration of a discharge chamber and power source for the treatment of up to 1 L of liquid is presented. A leakage transformer, energizing two metal electrodes positioned above the liquid, limits the discharge current inductively by utilizing the weak magnetic coupling between the primary and secondary coils. No additional means to avoid arcing (electric short-circuiting), e.g., dielectric barriers or resistors, are needed. By using this technique, exceeding the breakdown voltage leads to the formation of transient spark discharges, producing non-thermal plasma (NTP). These discharges effected significant changes in the properties of the treated liquids (distilled water, physiological saline solution, and tap water). Considerable concentrations of nitrite and nitrate were detected after the plasma treatment. Furthermore, all tested liquids gained strong antibacterial efficacy which was shown by inactivating suspended Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus. Plasma-treated tap water had the strongest effect, which is shown for the first time. Additionally, the pH-value of tap water did not decrease during the plasma treatment, and its conductivity increased less than for the other tested liquids. © 2019 by the authors
Prevalence of Campy/obacter spp. and Yersinia enterocolitica in Fattening Pig Herds in Lower Saxony, Germany
The results of a study on the occurrence of two bacteria that cause zoonoses, Campylobacter spp. and Yersmia enterocolilica were presented and the results of bacteriological and serological methods of detection were compared. The study was carried out on 30 fattening herds in Lower Saxony, Germany Bacteriological findings of Campylobacter spp. in the faeces indicated that 69.7% of the fattening pigs were positive, but 81 .2% tested positive serologically. All herds tested here were both bacteriologically and serologically positive for Campylobacter spp. Furthermore, only 8.4 % tested pos1t1ve for Yersinia enterocolitica in the faecal samples, but 66.8 % of the animals were serologically positive for that bacterium. At herd level 43.3 % of the herds tested bactenologically positive for Yersinia enterocolitica, whereas serological testing showed that 83.3 % of the units had one or more reacting animal
Isolation of Salmonella enterica in seropositive classified finishing pig herds
The aim of this study was to assess the probability of detecting Salmonella from pen faecal samples in seropositive classified finishing pig herds. The study involved 77 herds from Denmark (20), the Netherlands (20), Greece (17) and Germany (20). The serological herd status was determined by the blood- sampling of 50 finishing pigs. Bacteriological sampling was performed by 20 pen faecal samples per herd. Over-all, 47 % of the blood samples had an OD% larger than 10 and 23 % larger than 40. Salmonella was isolated from 135 (9.3 %) pen faecal samples in 32 herds (42 %). Twenty-eight of these herds (87.5 %) had a within-herd seroprevalence larger than 50% at sample cut-off OD%\u3e10. A correlation coefficient of 0.62 was found between the proportion of culture positive- and seropositive samples in a herd at cut-off OD % \u3e 10 and of 0.58 at cut-off OD % \u3e 40. Due to the low sensitivity of culture methods, apparent ‘false positive’ serological results may well represent real infections not detected by bacteriological testing. In this study, there was an increasing probability of recovering Salmonella with increasing within-herd seroprevalence
Calcinosis in Alpaca Crias (Vicugna pacos) Due to Vitamin D Intoxication—Clinical, Laboratory and Pathological Findings with a Focus on Kidney Function
Alpacas kept in Central Europe are often deficient in vitamin D3, which is supplemented orally or by injection by the owners or veterinarians. Vitamin D3 can be specified in two different units (IU and µg), which differ by a factor of 40. By mixing up these units, an overdosage can be induced. In this study, three alpaca crias were examined after vitamin D3 intoxication, with particular reference to kidney function. All three animals developed non-specific clinical alterations 1–2 weeks after a vitamin D3 overdose of approximately 40 times. Plasma of the animals revealed several alterations. The main findings were severe azotemia, hypercalcemia and hyperphosphatemia, 15 days after treatment. Kidney function analysis (endogenous creatinine clearance) in two of the crias revealed severe glomerular damage. All crias died despite intensive treatment within 23 days after vitamin D3 treatment. Necropsy revealed calcification in different organs, mainly the kidneys, lungs and liver. Since nine other crias in the same group were treated with comparable doses of vitamin D3 and no clinical signs were observed in these animals, it is concluded that individual animals show different levels of sensitivity to vitamin D3
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