FOODMOOD

El concepto de Inteligencia Emocional ha llegado a prácticamente todos los rincones de nuestro planeta, en forma de tiras cómicas, programas educativos, juguetes que dicen contribuir a su desarrollo o anuncios clasificados de personas que afirman buscarla en sus parejas. Incluso la UNESCO puso en marcha una

Groundwater is a critical resource for human activities and ecosystems, particularly in regions where surface water resources are limited or unreliable. Mapping groundwater potential zones is essential for identifying areas with high potential for sustainable groundwater development and management. This article provides an overview of the techniques used to map groundwater potential zones, including remote sensing, geospatial analysis, and hydrogeological modelling. It also discusses the applications of groundwater potential mapping in various sectors, such as agriculture, industry, and urban water supply. Additionally, the article highlights the challenges associated with mapping groundwater potential zones, including data availability, scale mismatch, and uncertainty. By understanding the techniques, applications, and challenges of mapping groundwater potential zones, stakeholders can make informed decisions regarding groundwater management and sustainability.

Rôle du Modèle OSI

Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial de esta obra, por cualquier medio, sin la autorización escrita del editor. DERECHOS RESERVADOS © 2009, respecto a la cuarta edición en español por McGRAW-HILL/INTERAMERICANA EDITORES, S.A. de C.V. A la memoria de mi madre y de mi padre, Rosie y Johnie Stephens L. J. S.

2023

"Interaktionen". Donnerstag, 11. Mai 2023, 11:30, Institut für Zeitgeschichte, Seminarraum 1, Spitalgasse 2-4/Hof 1, 1090 Wien

2020

The Covid-19 pandemic has unleashed the second global economic crisis in less than a decade. Although there had been multiple warnings that a second crisis was imminent, few expected it to take this particular form. In retrospect, the coronavirus pandemic will be understood as our first integrated ecosystems crash, by which I mean the first crisis whose economic, health and ecological dynamics are so closely intertwined as to be indistinguishable.

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Culturales, 2024

Este artículo analiza la polémica suscitada en 1979 por el proyecto de construcción de un edificio del Banco de Tokyo frente al Palacio de Correos y Telecomunicaciones en Buenos Aires, Argentina. Desde una perspectiva comunicacional, el análisis de este caso hasta ahora no estudiado busca dar cuenta de los elementos ideológico-discursivos presentes en este debate para contribuir a caracterizar la coyuntura urbana durante la última dictadura en el país (1976-1983). Los resultados se dividieron en cuatro: las implicancias del “progreso” como temporalidad dominante; los “valores”, que aparecen como afectados por el proyecto arquitectónico; las ambivalencias en las formas de identificación de lo nacional y de lo citadino, y las marcas de interdiscursividad como síntomas reveladores de la coyuntura. Finalmente, se argumenta que este conflicto no puede ser considerado “patrimonial”, dado que el discurso predominante es monumentalista.

King Arthur's World, one-day colloquium at University of Newcastle, 1992.

Many scholars accept that the the Celtic cauldron of plenty and resurrection is an ancestral object for the Christian Arthurian Holy Grail, which is an object of fertility that restores the blighted land in the Arthurian Legend. However, there are other scholars – notably Richard Barber in The Holy Grail: Imagination and Belief (2004) – who argue that the Grail is entirely Christian and stories about it emerge when the Crusaders lose the Latin Kingdoms in the Middle East. There are three trends in Grail scholarship and modern versions of the legend: controversy over Christian or Pagan origins; secularization by way of humanism; and esoteric mysticism. These three trends reflect movements in popular culture.

Antiquity, 1991

The problem of identification of the earliest Slavic settlement in central Europe drew researchers’ attention to the archaeological finds of the Late Roman and Migration periods. The simple hand-made pottery of this period in the northern Danube region showed a certain formal resemblance to the vessels of Early Slavic cultures, which provoked the idea of a direct time connection between the first wave of the Slav expansion from the east and the horizon of the preceding Germanic settlement in this territory. A find group from northeast Slovakia, known mainly from the small settlement at Presov (Chropovský 1962; Točík 1965; Chropovský & Ruttkay 1985), the ’Prešov‘ type, seemed to provide the geographical connection of this ethnic shift. However, different opinions were also expressed, pointing to a possible relationship with the Late Przeworsk culture milieu (Budinský-Krička 1963: 36–7), or connecting the genesis of the Prešov finds with the development of local settlement of the Late...