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    Le jugement de valeur en littĂ©rature : le comparatisme au service de l’évaluation artistique

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    GefÀrbte Brillen

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    Das Wortfeld - energetisch gesehen

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    Confronting Forensics: Bullcoming v. New Mexico and the Sixth Amendment

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    The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2004 Crawford v. Washington decision drastically altered the long-standing Confrontation Clause jurisprudence, refocusing the constitutional inquiry on the testimonial nature of a witness’s statement but leaving for another day any effort to spell out a comprehensive definition of the term “testimonial.” Thus began the current line of Confrontation Clause cases, each of which sought to clarify the Sixth Amendment’s confrontation protections but arguably clouded any clarity that the case before it brought. In 2009, the Court decided Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, in which it held that a forensic laboratory report prepared for a criminal trial is “testimonial” and that it therefore triggers the Confrontation Clause. Most recently, in 2010, the Court decided Bullcoming v. New Mexico and answered the question that Melendez-Diaz left open: if a forensic laboratory report triggers the Confrontation Clause, who must provide the live, in-court testimony? In a controversial 5–4 decision, the Court held that the analyst who actually conducted the forensic test and certified the report must take the stand, and that a so-called surrogate witness does not satisfy the constitutional requirement. This Comment suggests that the Court accurately assessed the fallibility of forensic science and correctly decided Bullcoming in a manner that was consistent with the Confrontation Clause’s purposes

    Classifying and mapping diversity in a species-poor system: the mangrove meta-community of Laguna Chacahua National Park, Oaxaca, Mexico

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    ABSTRACT Classifying and Mapping Diversity in a Species-Poor System: the mangrove meta-community of Laguna Chacahua National Park, Oaxaca, Mexico by Elizabeth Kay Weisgerber Both field transects and imagery grid plots were analyzed with the goal of creating a community classification map for the mangrove forest of Parque Nacional Lagunas de Chacahua. In total, data was collected in 49 sites throughout the park, recording measures such as DBH, basal area, estimated dominance, frequency, cover and relative dominance. Field locations were marked and georeferenced with a GPS and grid plots overlaid on satellite imagery of the park were generated via a random number table. Species\u27 attributes delineating the identifiable features for each dominant species within Chacahua were noted and used to recognize patterns in species assemblages. Fourteen distinct ‘sub-communities’ within the mangrove meta-community were recognized using this data and verified with 165 field photos. Relative dominance values were compared between field and grid data. These data revealed a similar pattern with Rhizophora mangle being most dominant under each method. Avicennia germinans was second in relative dominance, Laguncularia racemosa a close third while Conocarpus erectus was rarely found, most likely due to over-harvesting. Rapid degradation of mangrove forests is occurring on a global scale. Understanding the complex dynamics that occur within the mangrove meta-community is essential to its conservation. Vegetation maps are essential tool in monitoring changes throughout the mangrove but are rarely of sufficient detail for everyday use. Generating highly detailed vegetation maps in a cost-effective and timely manner is an important step for their conservation, particularly in developing countries. This study demonstrates methods and techniques for producing a vegetation map that portrays the level of complexity that exists within the species-poor mangrove environment. This map will be donated to the management team of Parque Nacional Lagunas de Chacahua to better aid in management

    Die 14. Deutsche ArchÀologische Oman-Expedition 1995

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    Die GelĂ€ndekampagne hatte als Hauptziel die Kartierung und Untersuchung von einem GrĂ€berfeld, worin 59 TĂŒrme des frĂŒhen bis mittleren 3. vorchristlichen Jahrtausends erhalten sind. Derartige GrĂ€ber wurden noch nicht untersucht und schienen einen Übergang zu bilden zwischen Hafit und Umm an-Nar-zeitlichen Grabtypen. Da KulturdenkmĂ€ler wie prĂ€historische GrĂ€berfelder in der Praxis schwer zu schĂŒtzen sind, war diese Aufgabe wichtig. Eine Reihe interessanter Entdeckungen kamen hinzu: In al-BatÄ«n ein bisher unbekannter Schlackentyp wurde untersucht, die in die Hafit-Zeit zu gehören scheint. Im westlichen Hinterland des Sultanats bei Amlah in Qorin es-Sahhāimah kamen Grabreste vor, die unbekannt waren. Der Erhaltungszustand diverser DenkmĂ€ler wurde beobachtet

    Samad ash-Shan, Preliminary Report 1988

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    Das sĂŒdöstliche Arabien – ein untererforschtes Teil des Vorderen Orients – wird meist als Teil der parthischen und sasanidischen Hoheiten betrachtet. Schwerpunkt unseres DFG-getragenen Projekts war es, von dieser vordergrĂŒndigen Ansicht abzuweichen und zu versuchen interne Quellen zusammen zu tragen. Es handelt sich um den ersten Vorbericht des Projekts (1987-1991)
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