Sample records for kadar logam berat
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The Challenge to Soviet Interests in Eastern Europe, Romania, Hungary, East Germany.
1984-12-01
they trust Kadar to control its political impact. The key question, then, is how Kadar’s program of economic and political liberalization will fare... How can Moscow reconcile its somewhat contradictory goals of stabil- ity and control in Eastern Europe in the next decade? What problems is it...likely to face in Eastern Europe and how will these affect Soviet interests in the area? What are the prospects for some restructuring of its relations
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Translations on Eastern Europe, Political, Sociological, and Military Affairs, Number 1503
1978-02-15
secretary and State Council chairman. Kadar, Losonczi Message Budapest MAGYAR HIRLAP in Hungarian 26 Jan 78 p 4 AU ["Greetings Message by Janos Kadar and...delegates of the European Youth and Students Conference in Budapest . "In the face of the continuing arms race the extension of detente to the military...HUNGARY BOLDIZSAR, FRIENDS REACTION TO RETURN OF CROWN RELATED Budapest ELET ES IRODALOM in Hungarian 14 Jan 78 pp 5-6 [Article by Ivan Boldizsar
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Methods Development for the Isolation and Culture of Primary Corneal Endothelial Cells
2017-02-01
1989 Yue et al. described methods that reached a 59% success rate in supporting human CEC growth using corneal tissue obtained from donors over 20...delayed-onset mustard gas keratitis: report of 48 patients and review of literature. Ophthalmology 2005; 112(4): 617-25. 6. Kadar T, Dachir S, Cohen L...toxicity following corneal exposure to sulfur mustard vapor. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 2013; 54(10): 6735-44. 9. Kadar T, Cohen M, Cohen L, et al
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LOGAM (Logistic Analysis Model). Volume 2. Users Manual.
1982-08-01
as opposed to simulation models which represent a system’s behavior as a function of time. These latter classes of models are often complex. They...includes the cost of ammunition and missiles comsumed by the system being costed during unit training. Excluded is the cost of ammunition consumed during...data. The results obtained from sensitivity testing may be used to construct graphs which display the behavior of the maintenance concept over the range
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For MADD, the Legal Drinking Age Is Not up for Debate
ERIC Educational Resources Information Center
Hoover, Eric
2008-01-01
For the group Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), the drinking age recently questioned by college presidents, is not a topic for debate. In August the organization publicly berated the Amethyst Initiative, a group of 100 presidents and chancellors who signed a statement urging legislators to revisit the law and to examine its effectiveness. The…
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LOGAM (Logistic Analysis Model). Volume 3. Technical/Programmer Manual.
1982-08-01
ADDRESS(If different from Controlling Office) 15. SECURITY CLASS. (of this report) UNCLASS IF I ED IS. DECL ASSI FICATI ON/ DOWNGRADING SCHEDULE 16...It different from Report) S0. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES It. KEY WOROS (Continue an rvereoe side It necesary end identify by block numiber) Logistics... different even though the concepts developed have the same support levels. For example, lets assume one wants to model a typical 4 level maintenance concept
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2015-06-01
at preparing them for future responsibilities. Engagement is a measure of initiative and productivity . It is highest among civilian leaders but is at...are reported to exhibit counter- productive or negative leadership behaviors such as berating subordinates for small mistakes (15%), blaming other...outcomes (e.g., employee satisfaction, motivation, job performance) and organizational outcomes (e.g., turnover and absenteeism ). CASAL results
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The Bioelectromagnetics Society Annual Scientific Session (5th) Abstracts,
1983-01-01
cm ) for one hour. Extended survival of hamsters from VSV injection could be due to activated macropha- ges destroying Injected virus and perhaps...to increased anti-VSV antibody production. These results are consistent with our previous work with vaccinia virus (Bloelectromagnetics, In press...guinea pigs and cats reflect intracranial rever- berations of a pressure pulse induced within the brain. Results from single-unit and psychophysical
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2013-03-21
cause a response in the membrane (Robert, 1992). The transmitter must then be quickly removed to prevent abnormal excitation of the membranes (Robert...Health, 95(8), 1382-1388. Chapman, S., Kadar, T., & Gilat, E. (2006). Seizure duration following sarin exposure affects neuro -inflammatory markers
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Acoustic Characterization of Grass-cover Ground
2014-11-20
for noise and rever- beration control. Examples of porous media are cements , ceramics, rocks, building insulation, foams and soil. Characterizing the...To perform the calibration of the tube an absorbing material with known acoustic properties is used. A sample of Melamine foam , 5 cm thick was used...system was calibrated using materials with known acous- tic properties in order to confirm accurate measurement of the system. Melamine foam 5 cm (1.97 in
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A Forgotten Moment in Education Policy: A Hungarian-Swedish Case Study from the Early 1970s
ERIC Educational Resources Information Center
Kozma, Tamás; Tozsér, Zoltán
2012-01-01
After the brutal uprising of 1956, there was a decade of gradual reform in Hungary under the Kadar regime. As part of this decade of reform, Hungary received permission to join the IEA (International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievements), an organisation that had been established in the late 1950s by the well-known Swedish…
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1986-09-10
Regulations (Katalin Szoghy; HUNGARIAN DIGEST , No 4, 1986) 54 . i KOMMUNIST Praises Kadar’s ’Solid Marxist Policies’ (Petr N. Fedosejev; NEPSZABADSAG, 2...good varieties of sheep, hogs and broiler chickens have been obtained with very good useful traits. Many more examples of this kind may be given...POLITICS HUNGARY PROGRAM ANNOUNCED TO COORDINATE LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS Budapest HUNGARIAN DIGEST in English No 4, 1986 pp 55-57 [Article by Katalin
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Modeling Cyber Situational Awareness Through Data Fusion
2013-03-01
following table: Table 3.10: Example Vulnerable Hosts for Criticality Assessment Experiment Example Id OS Applications/Services Version 1 Mac OS X VLC ...linux.org/. [4] Blasch, E., I. Kadar, J. Salerno, M. Kokar, S. Das, G. Powell, D. Corkill, and E. Ruspini. “Issues and challenges of knowledge representation...Holsopple. “Issues and challenges in higher level fusion: Threat/impact assessment and intent modeling (a panel summary)”. Information Fusion (FUSION
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1990-08-16
do you think elicited the Prime Minis- ter’s trust in you? [Kadar] I met Jozsef Antall for the first time when the Hid [ Bridge ] group was formed...general eco- nomic-policy concepts of the various parties, the Blue Ribbon Commission, and the Bridge group. Aside from a few trade union circles...their men’s weapons away from them." There is scarcely a Soviet military man who can imagine Soviet divisions staying on in a reunified Germany
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Testing the norm to fat talk for women of varying size: what's weight got to do with it?
Barwick, Amy; Bazzini, Doris; Martz, Denise; Rocheleau, Courtney; Curtin, Lisa
2012-01-01
"Fat talk" is the conversational phenomenon whereby people berate their bodies in social circles. This study assessed whether norms of fat talk differ for overweight versus average-weight women. Sixty-three women read a script depicting a fat talk situation during which an overweight or average-weight target woman engaged in positive or negative body talk. Regardless of the target's weight, participants perceived it to be more typical and less surprising if she engaged in negative body talk (fat talk) rather than positive body talk. Furthermore, fat talk from either weight group did not affect the likeability of the target, but women, overweight or of average weight, who engaged in positive talk were perceived to have more socially desirable personality characteristics. Copyright © 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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ERIC Educational Resources Information Center
Saltmarsh, Sue; Sutherland-Smith, Wendy; Randell-Moon, Holly
2011-01-01
Research leadership in Australian universities takes place against a backdrop of policy reforms concerned with measurement and comparison of institutional research performance. In particular, the Excellence in Research in Australian initiative undertaken by the Australian Research Council sets out to evaluate research quality in Australian…
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Missed deadline notification in best-effort schedulers
NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Banachowski, Scott A.; Wu, Joel; Brandt, Scott A.
2003-12-01
It is common to run multimedia and other periodic, soft real-time applications on general-purpose computer systems. These systems use best-effort scheduling algorithms that cannot guarantee applications will receive responsive scheduling to meet deadline or timing requirements. We present a simple mechanism called Missed Deadline Notification (MDN) that allows applications to notify the system when they do not receive their desired level of responsiveness. Consisting of a single system call with no arguments, this simple interface allows the operating system to provide better support for soft real-time applications without any a priori information about their timing or resource needs. We implemented MDN in three different schedulers: Linux, BEST, and BeRate. We describe these implementations and their performance when running real-time applications and discuss policies to prevent applications from abusing MDN to gain extra resources.
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DOE Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI.GOV)
Lieb, K.
Since aseptic packages, or drink boxes, were introduced in the US in the early 1980s, they have been praised for their convenience and berated for their lack of recyclability. As a result, aseptic packaging collection has been linked with that of milk cartons to increase the volume. The intervening years since the introduction of aseptic packaging have seen the drink box industry aggressively trying to create a recycling market for the boxes. Communities and schools have initiated programs, and recycling firms have allocated resources to see whether recycling aseptic packaging can work. Drink boxes are now recycled in 2.3 millionmore » homes in 15 states, and in 1,655 schools in 17 states. They are typically collected in school and curbside programs with other polyethylene coated (laminated) paperboard products such a milk cartons, and then baled and shipped to five major paper companies for recycling at eight facilities.« less
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Peters, Stephen G.; Stettner, Will R.; Masonic, Linda M.
2014-01-01
The Weka Dur gold deposit lies in a cluster of other gold deposits in Badakhshan Province (Ragh district), such as the Kadar, Nesheb Dur, and Rishaw gold occurrences. These gold occurrences lie within a zone of late Hercynian folding and are most likely related to fluids that originated from orogenic processes. The Weka Dur deposit is the largest recorded gold occurrence in Afghanistan and is hosted in Proterozoic mica schist and amphibolite that is intruded by diabase dikes and other intrusive rocks. The tabular orebody is 350 meters (m) long and 2 m wide and can be traced downdip for 110 m. Mineralization consists of ochreous, brecciated schists containing high gold concentrations along gently and steeply dipping fissures. The brecciated rocks grade to 46.7 grams per ton (g/t) silver and contain arsenopyrite, galena, chalcopyrite, and scheelite. Trenches and adits were constructed, mapped, and sampled during the 1960s. Calculated resources are 958.3 kilograms of gold, averaging 4.1 g/t gold.
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NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Haryani, S.; Kurniawan, C.; Kasmui
2018-04-01
Synthesis of complex compound is one field of research which intensively studied. Metal-dithiocarbamate complexes find wide-ranging applications in nanomaterial and metal separation science, and have potential use as chemotherapeutic, pesticides, and as additives to lubricants. However, the information about is reaction kinetic and mechanism are very much lacking. The research and analyzes results show that reaction synthesis ligand DBDTC and complex compounds Cu-DBDTC. Optimum reaction condition of formation of complex compounds Cu with DBDTC at pH=3, [DBDTC] = 4.10-3 M, and the time of reaction 5 minutes. Based the analysis varian reaction of complex compounds at pH 3 and 4, diffrence significance at the other pH: 5; 5,5; 6; 6,5 ; 7; and 8. The various of mole with reactants comosition difference sigbificance, those the time reaction for 5 and 6 minutes diffrence by significance with the other time, it is 3,4,8, and 10 minutes. The great product to at condition pH 6, the time optimum at 5 minutes and molar ratio of logam: ligand = 1:2. The reaction kinetic equation of complex compound Cu with chelathing ligand DBDTC is V=0.917106 [Cu2+]0.87921 [DBDTC]2.03021. Based on the kinetic data, and formed complex compounds estimation, the mechanism explaining by 2 stages. In the first stage formation of [Cu(DBDTC)], and then [Cu(DBDTC)2] with the last structure geomethry planar rectangle. The result of this research will be more useful if an effort is being done in reaction mechanism by chemical computation method for obtain intermediate, and for constant “k” in same stage, k1.k2. and compound complex constanta (β).
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Petersen Williams, Petal; Petersen, Zaino; Sorsdahl, Katherine; Mathews, Catherine; Everett-Murphy, Katherine; Parry, Charles D H
2015-01-01
Despite the negative consequences of alcohol and other drug use during pregnancy, few interventions for pregnant women are implemented, and little is known about their feasibility and acceptability in primary health care settings in South Africa. As part of the formative phase of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for substance use among women presenting for antenatal care, the present study explored health care workers' attitudes and perceptions about screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment among this population. Forty-three health care providers at 2 public sector midwife obstetric units in Cape Town, South Africa, were interviewed using an open-ended, semistructured interview schedule designed to identify factors that hinder or support the implementation of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for substance use in these settings. Transcribed interviews were analyzed using the framework approach. Health care providers agreed that there is a substantial need for screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for substance use among pregnant women and believe such services potentially could be integrated into routine care. Several women-, staff-, and clinic-level barriers were identified that could hinder the successful implementation in antenatal services. These barriers included the nondisclosure of alcohol and other drug use, the intervention being considered as an add-on service or additional work, negative staff attitudes toward implementation of an intervention, poor staff communication styles such as berating women for their behavior, lack of interest from staff, time constraints, staff shortages, overburdened workloads, and language barriers. The utility of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for addressing substance use among pregnant women in public health midwife obstetric units was supported, but consideration will need to be given to addressing a variety of
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NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Kadar, Ivan; Bosse, Eloi; Salerno, John; Lambert, Dale A.; Das, Subrata; Ruspini, Enrique H.; Rhodes, Bradley J.; Biermann, Joachim
2008-04-01
Even though the definition of the Joint Director of Laboratories (JDL) "fusion levels" were established in 1987, published 1991, revised in 1999 and 2004, the meaning, effects, control and optimization of interactions among the fusion levels have not as yet been fully explored and understood. Specifically, this is apparent from the abstract JDL definitions of "Levels 2/3 Fusion" - situation and threat assessment (SA/TA), which involve deriving relations among entities, e.g., the aggregation of object states (i.e., classification and location) in SA, while TA uses SA products to estimate/predict the impact of actions/interactions effects on situations taken by the participant entities involved. Given all the existing knowledge in the information fusion and human factors literature, (both prior to and after the introduction of "fusion levels" in 1987) there are still open questions remaining in regard to implementation of knowledge representation and reasoning methods under uncertainty to afford SA/TA. Therefore, to promote exchange of ideas and to illuminate the historical, current and future issues associated with Levels 2/3 implementations, leading experts were invited to present their respective views on various facets of this complex problem. This paper is a retrospective annotated view of the invited panel discussion organized by Ivan Kadar (first author), supported by John Salerno, in order to provide both a historical perspective of the evolution of the state-of-the-art (SOA) in higher-level "Levels 2/3" information fusion implementations by looking back over the past ten or more years (before JDL), and based upon the lessons learned to forecast where focus should be placed to further enhance and advance the SOA by addressing key issues and challenges. In order to convey the panel discussion to audiences not present at the panel, annotated position papers summarizing the panel presentation are included.
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Drropulli Stone and Gjirokastra World Heritage in Albania
NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Serjani, Afat; Kramar, Sabina
2013-04-01
Ancient Gjirokastra City and Dervician stone deposit, there are located next to each other, in south of Albania, at foots of eastern slope of "Wide Mountain". Building stone it is represented by micritic limestone of white, red and blue colour, formed during Palaeocene-Eocene Period. It contains fossils of rounded forms and it is known and exploited since the ancient times. Argjirokastra, Argjiro's City, appeared since the IV-th Century BC (V.Tola, 2011). Stone City has in its centre Majestic Fortress of a big cruiser view, which is seen from long distance, from all sides of Drinos Valley. "This Majestic Monument of Albanian vigour has an astonishing elegance" has written E. Hoxha (1983). Watching Gjirokastra you will remind "Chronic in Stone", the book of Ismail Kadare, great writer, born in Gjirokastra. All buildings here are of stone. The Large Fortress and high houses as castles are built by stone, and covered by stone tiles. The walls and minarets of religious buildings are of stone. The gates of houses and yards are of engraved stone, protected by metallic nets of artistic forms. The house's walls are built by big stone, while the walls of yards are by small stone of white colour, some times intercalated with lines of red, blue stone. The combination of different colour stone is another one artistic beauty of walls. The roads are paved by black cobblestones of flysch sandstone for protection by slips, some times combined with white limestone mosaics. Steps of houses and roads are by white stone, often reworked masterfully. "Such stones, reworked by very fine skilfully, can not be found in any other place of the World, only in Anadoll" has written on 1 665 Evliya Celepi (2003). Buildings are of specific architecture and by good style. The accounts of the basis are done to keep "houses as castle". The walls have wood antiseismic layers. The architecture of houses, gates, angles, windows, with predomination of arc forms, with engraved stones and ornaments it is