... Skara and Uppsala areas, were asked for eligible herds where abomasal displacement and ketosis had been a problem for several years The herds had to have a minimum of cases of abomasal displacement ... Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica 2008, 50:31 Background At the onset of lactation the nutrient demand increases dramatically and faster than the increase in feed intake Thus most dairy cows face ... laboratory of the Department of Animal Feed, National Veterinary Institute, Uppsala, Sweden Silage samples were analysed for pH and microbial growth and grain samples were analysed for water activity,...
... have won, and ever since the days of Alfred, England has had a navy and Britannia has ruled the waves "Ye mariners of England That guard our native seas, Whose flag had braved a thousand years ... equal, and Arthur's knights became known as The Knights of the Round Table But, alas! the time of peace did not last Again came days of war and strife In a great and terrible battle, Arthur and ... gayest holiday clothes, wearing no armor and carrying no weapons The Saxons, too, came gaudily clad and seemingly unarmed There was laughter, and talk and friendly greeting, and the feast began...
... Savart; Faraday's Rotating Conductor and Magnet and Barlow's Wheel; Sturgeon's Electromagnet, Galvanometers; Ampère's and Ohm's Laws FARADAY AND HENRY 52 Faraday's Formative Years; Faraday Appointed ... Detectors; Accelerators and Atomic Research 16 MICROWAVES, RADAR, RADIO RELAY, COAXIAL CABLE, COMPUTERS 253 Microwaves; Radar; Early British Developments and Installations; American Wartime Research and ... Preface ment came a little later in the work of such men as Ampère, Coulomb, Biot and Savart, Gauss, Weber, and Ohm Maxwell, an ardent admirer of Faraday’s great genius, interpreted Faraday’s discoveries...
... sound dated The music seems similar to music today The lasting impression of their music is obvious, and can be heard in any Rock band of today.Unfortunately, the machine that was Led Zeppelin came ... their official debut, Led Zeppelin were at the top of the bill at the Playhouse Theater in London, and the Pop Proms at the Royal Albert Hall in London On October 17, '69, a year and two days from ... Bonham had turned the wrong way in his sleep, and asphyxiated himself upon his own vomit A statement was released on December 4, 1980, stating that the band could not go on in its present state After...
... AHistoryof Land and Life scholar, Franz Boas, he saw to the collecting and safekeeping ofa substantial amount of Cree artifacts drawn mainly from the Bear Hills area of the Battle River Valley, ... opportunities, and to expand or shift traditional residential ranges, often in an overlapping pattern.1 Areas of natural abundance played an important role in this period of expanded awareness and simultaneously ... interplay of grassland and aspen trees made the hills a good winter retreat for bison Fire, both natural and induced, was another factor that assisted the ancients of the parkland and plains in...
... Haydn sonata can a lot But in this type of music always lies a great deal that is vague, ambiguous, uncertain, and you have to have a certain amount of training to get true pleasure from it (as ... the Age of Enlightenment, then, we witness the renaissance of the word ‘aesthetics’ We find that there was a gradual change in the nobleman’s ways of looking at art andof thinking and acting and ... musical depiction of an illusion of the noumenal world, his social status was very low The time of Plato and Aristotle was a time of dramatic social protests, upheavals and wars that led to serious...
... average of all studies one arrives at a 5-year case fatality of 58% anda 10-year case fatality of 73% for open (smearpositive) tuberculosis Taking an average weighted by sample size these numbers are ... description of the available data was sufficient to enable calculation 5- and/ or 10-year survival probabilities or disease duration, and e) the study population was not treated with chemotherapy or was ... pre-chemotherapy era that allow for estimation of CFs and duration of disease of smear-positive tuberculosis Given the limited information available and assuming that a 10-year CF will closely approximate lifetime...
... denounced as dangerous and anti-republican, and became the subject of the sharpest party contests Pennsylvania, then, as now, was divided into a bank party and an anti-bank party, and the struggle was ... the Bank of Amsterdam were afterwards established at Hamburg, and some other of the commercial towns and free cities of Germany Chapter III Bank of England The bank of England, first chartered ... trade The TABLE OF EXCHANGE at Barcelona, and the CHAMBER OF ST GEORGE at Genoa were almost exact copies of the Bank of Venice, and soon obtained almost equal credit and celebrity Chapter II Banks...
... princes, a man whose nearest approach to wisdom was mean cunning; and has raised into a legislator, a sanguinary, sordid, and trembling usurper Henry was a tyrannic husband, and ungrateful master; ... former act that had deprived her, as against all reason, conscience, and course of nature, and contrary to the laws of God and man,(57) and restored her possessions to her, this was but a farce, and ... one was reading the tale of Valentine and Orson, or a legend ofa barbarous age, rather than the Historyof England, when we are told of strange countries and such indefinite ramblings, as would...
... he made a statue of "Alexander with his Spear," "Alexander at a Lion Hunt," "Alexander as the Sun-God," and so on through many changes of expression and attributes, but all being likenesses of ... greatest prosperity, was a statesman anda man of high aims; he was a gentleman as well as a strong ruler The Peloponnesian war, on the contrary, was a civil war, and it divided the Greeks among ... speak of it in detail This statue is valuable not only as a portrait of Sophocles, but as a representation ofa true product of the highest and best of Athenian civilization and culture; of an...
... contain both semantic and phonetic information, read, “the great god, foremost of the west, that he may give a good burial to the god’s father of Amun-Re, king of gods, Pawiaenadja, true of voice ... The earliest Japanese writing, dating from the 8th c., and perhaps as early as the 6th c., is called manyogana and uses Chinese characters (right column) to represent Japanese phonetic values ... character segment in red was adapted to form the katakana on the left Today, Japanese uses four different writing systems: romaji, Roman letters representing Japanese sounds hiragana, ordinary...
... which gained him a regular salary of 150 florin Later he changed to Stadtarzt, at the same salary, and in that capacity he had to treat the poor, – free of charge – and also the lower employees of ... energy and gravitational potential energy ofa mass and the elastic energy ofa spring to which the mass may be attached That sum is conserved by Newton’s laws and Hooke’s law of elasticity, although ... electro-magnetism was created in three papers57 between 1856 and 1865 and later summarized and extended in two books,58 the latter of which appeared posthumously The practical impact of Faraday and Maxwell...
... verification of illumination standards; and industry, by defining norms of efficiency and standards for quality control This is a case of the pursuit of utilitarian advantages leading to fundamental ... by organization and institutionalization During its first two decades, new national and industrial laboratories in Britain, America and Germany were crucial in stabilizing practices and raising ... Physikalisch-Technische Reichsanstalt 5.3 The National Physical Laboratory 5.4 The National Bureau of Standards 5.5 Colour at the national laboratories 5.6 Tracing careers 5.7 Weighing up the national laboratories...
... Monetization of rents proceeded more rapidly and extensively in most areas of Britain than in France England was an island nation in an age of war, when commerce rode more happily on sea than land.28 ... feudal domains.27 In the wake of plagues, peasants and serfs renegotiated relationships with large land owners, expanding systems of money rent accompanied by guarantees of continued access to land ... Liberation Damnation Patriarchal Feudalism The Growth of Markets Patriarchal Ideology ´ Markets and Mentalites Regulation The Springs of Desire The Commonwealth of Fathers Patriarchy Defended Patriarchy...
... classical Greece and its years of decline in the Hellenistic and Roman eras This was both a historical anda value judgment, and it was to have a profound impact on the course of classical archaeology ... temples of Paestum were close to Naples but located in a bandit- and malarial-infested PROTOHISTORY OF CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY coastal marsh The great temples of Segesta, Selinus, and Agrigento ... Austrians and the Bourbons and humiliated the popes They also had a major cultural and archaeological impact They hauled off some of the great papal treasures to France yet also undertook important...
... mass ofa white dwarf is not alone in having been named after Chandrasekhar There is also the NASA X-ray observatory which is called Chandrasekhar observatory, anda minor planet,– one of about ... white dwarf came 11 S Chandrasekhar: “The maximum mass of ideal white dwarfs.” Astrophysical Journal 74 (1931) p 81 S Chandrasekhar: “The highly collapsed configurations ofa stellar mass, I and ... heat, as it does in a flame Indeed, an animal and man are able to exert power, and they must so, at least to the extent of the basal metabolic rate Also animals grow, and they are able – in their...
... generalized Cattaneo’s treatment within the framework of TIP, taking care – at the same time – ofa related paradox of shear motion And then, after rational thermodynamics appeared, Müller and ... for lack of initial and boundary values On the other hand, it can be shown that an arbitrary choice of boundary values of uijjk (say) may affect the temperature field in a drastic – and totally ... paradox It is quantitatively unimportant in solids and liquids and even in gases under normal pressures and temperatures And yet, the paradox represented an awkward feature of thermodynamics and...
... fluid and at all times For the purpose we need field equations and these are based upon the equations of balance of mechanics and thermodynamics, viz the conservation laws of mass and momentum, and ... diffusion and chemical reactions are taken into account, and there are different chemical reactions a = 1,2,…n Vanishing of the chemical affinities implies the law of mass action, see Chap Phenomenological ... thermal and caloric equations of state p = p( ,T) and u = u( ,T) the phenomenological equations form the set of material properties characterizing a fluid is the thermal conductivity, andand are...
... to maintain the star in a stable mechanical equilibrium Stellar physics is a paradigmatic application of the thermomechanical laws, and the consideration of radiation enriches the field in a non-trivial ... that sends out radiation of all frequencies and that should therefore by Kirchhoffs law also absorb all radiation, and reflect none, so that it appears black Such black bodies came to play an ... sun has a mean density of 1.4 cm3 , larger than the density of water anda thousand times denser than air Could that matter possibly behave like an ideal gas? Well it does, at least approximately,...