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Manual de direito processual do trabalho: teoria geral do processo, princípios, fase de conhecimento, execução e ações especiais, 2024

Este livro é fruto da nossa larga experiência como advogado e professor. Ao longo de quase 15 anos de sala de aula, seja em graduação, pós-graduação ou cursos preparatórios, fomos instados pelos alunos, alunas e colegas a publicar um manual de direito processual, objetivo, de fácil acesso, com linguagem direta e prática, voltado a atender as necessidades do estudante e do profissional por uma obra que aborde de forma didática, clara, e ao mesmo tempo completa, os principais institutos do direito processual do trabalho, sem a preocupação excessiva com o tecnicismo, porém, sem abandonar a técnica que reveste a ciência processual contemporânea.

The book An Introduction to VLSI Technology contains only nine chapters with comprehensive material, discussed in a very systematic, elaborative and lucid manner. The authors of this book have made sincere efforts in bringing the book very up to date. It will prove to be good text book for B.E./B.Tech students of all the engineering colleges in India as well as well as for the Researchers in the field of Electronics. It will also cater to the needs of the students of M.Sc. (Physics specialization in Electronics), M. Tech (Electronics) etc.

Mathesis, 1997

Sprawozdania Archeologiczne, 2023

The African and Arabian Origin of the Hebrew Bible (Chapter 1), 2020

The Old Testament or Hebrew Bible appears to hold the key and be a record of the movement of populations of the ancient Tihama from the region of Ma'rib near to places like the Asir, Hijaz and other areas in the Yemen and Nejd - like Dthufar, Hodeida ,Zebid and the Wadi Dawasir. This first chapter of the African and Arabian Origin of the Hebrew Bible, introduces the apparent or undeniable connection between the personnages and heroes of medieval Islamic texts and the tribal leaders or peoples called Midianites and Israelites in earlier Hebraic scriptural sources. The Islamic folk tales involved include accounts of such personnages and tribal entities as the Banu Akk (or "Og"), Ghassan ("Jokshan"), Jafneh ("Jephuneh") and such figures present in the story of an Exodus from Ma'rib ("Meriba"), like 'Amr Musaykia ("Musa" or "Moses"), his father Amram, wife Zarifah ("Ziphorah"), Ma'as-Sama ("Ismail") and Ash'ar (Asher) to name a few- in the region of today's Yemen.. The concordance of these stories with those of the Bible suggest that thousands of years of contact with other people has led to a misalignment of geographic regions and chronologies ultimately entraining unwarranted and, to be sure, fabricated historiographies of the Near and Middle East.

Veterinary World, 2024

Background and Aim: Previous research points to a growth rate of 17% for veterinary telemedicine. This study aimed to analyze pet owners’ attitudes, feasibility, and socioeconomic impacts of introducing this growth technique to a particular demographic. Materials and Methods: Five hundred population-representative respondents were utilized in the study. The ages ranged from 18 to 68 years. At the Russian State Agrarian University’s veterinary hospital, respondents (pet owners) made contact (either in person or remotely). The survey inquired about participants’ personal information, their pets, and veterinary telemedicine. Russia used the ruble, issued by the Bank of Russia, as its currency. The required sample size of 385 for this study was determined using the Q test to ensure feasibility. Results: 79.2% of the participants had a positive outlook on telemedicine. Every fifth applicant turned down telemedicine, opting instead for personal vet appointments. 53.8% of respondents with prices under $14 were willing to pay for the service, whereas 17.8% (89 people) outright rejected it, and 93.8% of the paid customers belonged to the age group of 18–28. Pet owners with chronically ill animals merit special consideration. Conclusion: Pet owners are generally open to veterinary telemedicine, but it remains underutilized. The study reveals directions for optimizing veterinary telemedicine and enhancing client and patient satisfaction. Despite limitations (less access to respondents/telemedicine), future approach is to investigate variables and invariable factors affecting this process. Keywords: payment behavior, respondents, survey, telecommunication, veterinary telemedicine.

Sports Medicine, 2002