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Diwan-i albisa
(1887)
I. Kapitel: Spanisch-österreichische Einheit ; II. Kapitel: Die Besetzung der Pfalz ; III. Kapitel: Der mantuanische Erbfolgekrieg ; IV. Kapitel: Wallenstein ; V. Kapitel: Die Schlacht von Nördlingen ; VI. Kapitel: Die Kriegsjahre 1635 bis 1637 ; VII. Kapitel: Maria, Infantin von Spanien ; VIII. Kapitel: Der Fall Breisachs und der Siegeszug der Schweden ; IX. Kapitel: Die Gesandtschaft Carrettos ; X. Kapitel: Auf dem Wege zum Friedenskongreß ; XI. Kapitel: Friedenskongreß und Heiratspläne ...
Des destinées de la poésie
(1834)
In der vorliegenden Arbeit wurde das Gebiet der konstanten maximalen K.G. bei der Kristallisation, der unterkühlten Sohmelze von Salol untersucht. Die Grenzflächenformen wurden bei verschiedenen Badtemperaturen bestimmt. Es hat sich gezeigt, daß sich die Grenzfläche bei kleinen Unterkühlungen konkav zur Schmelze krümmt. Mit abnehmender Badtemperatur nimmt die Krümmung zunächst bis zu einem Maximalwert zu. Dann nimmt sie laufend ab, durchläuft eine fast ebene Grenzflächenform, um sich bei noch stärkerer Unterkühlung konvex zur Schmelze zu wölben. Nimmt schließlich auch die K.G. bei großen Unterkühlungen ab, so nähert sich die Grenzflächenform wieder einer Ebene. Durch thermoelektrische Temperaturmessungen wurde festgestellt, daß an der Grenzfläche kein radiales Temperaturgefälle herrscht. Im ganzen Gebiet der konstanten maximalen K.G., die in einem breiten lntervall der Badtemperatur auftritt, ist die Grenzflächentemperatur konstant. Dies wird durch eine zwangsläufige Änderung der Grenzflächenform ermöglicht.
Northern Chile, which includes the extremely arid Atacama Desert and the semiarid Andean Highlands, has more than 100 basins with interior drainage; most contain salars (salt-ilncrusted playas). The area of interior drainage totals more than 38,000 square miles, within which salara and clay playas extend over a total area of about 2,800 square miles. In addition, hills and valleys in the Atacama Desert are extensively covered either with a thin hard saline crust, chiefly salt-cemented soil, or with a powdery soil that has a high content of saline material, chiefly anhydrite and gypsum. The region has an exceptional variety of types of hard saline crusts that are generally rare in other deserts, and many morphological and structural salt features, some of which may be unique. Soft saline crusts and clay playas, more characteristic of arid regions elsewhere, are also present. Hard salar crusts have formed by deposition of saline material in open water or by capillary migration and evaporation of near-surface ground water. Such crusts generally range from a few inches to several feet in thickness. Locally, crusts may attain thicknesses of several tens of feet, and one salar, Salar Grande, is a basin filled with high. purity rock salt to a local depth of at least 560 feet. Six general types of hard salar crusts are distinguished: (1) layered massive rock salt with a rugged surface, (2) slabby or nodular silty rock salt, (3) rugged gypsum or anhydrite, (4) massive coarsely crystalline rock salt, (5) smooth rock salt, and (6) silty nitrate-bearing saline crust. Soft surfaces or crusts include moist gypsum-bearing crusts, which commonly contain nodules and layers of ulexite in Andean salars, and moist to dry puffy soils and crusts that contain gypsum, thenardite and mirabilite as the principal saline constituents. An unusual chemical feature of the salars and the desert soils of northern Chile is the general paucity of carbonate minerals (for example, trona, calcite, and aragonite) which are widespread in other desert regions. Among the many morphological and structural features that can be recognized in and near salars of northern Chile, the most unusual occur in hard rock-salt crusts, which in themselves are scarce in other arid regions. Included are features due to corrosion of rock-salt crusts by windblown water or free-flowing surface water, such as: (1) salt cusps and crenulate margins of salars, (2) salt channels, (3) salt pseudobarchans, and (4) salt tubes. Constructional features in the salars include: (1) gypsum buttresses at borders of saline ponds, (2) salt veins, (3) salt stalactites, and (4) salt cones. In some salars, new fresh-water springs have formed steep-walled brine pools in thick rock-salt crusts. Prominent salt cascades and constructional salt terraces have been built up in one Andean valley by springs that are fed by brine from a nearby salar (Salar de Pedernales). Sag basins and prominent scarps occur along faults that cut through the salt mass of Salar Grande. Of, the 67 closed basins in the Andean Highlands of northern Chile, at least 35 show shorelines or deltas of former perennial lakes. Today only flve perennial lakes occur in this area. The former lakes probably formed at one or more times during the Pleistocene and perhaps continued to form into Holocene time. They indicate a climate that was either more rainy or cooler, or both, during the time of their formation. However, the absence of glacial features throughout most of the northern Chilean Andes indicates that the climate during the Pleistocene glacial stages was not greatly different from today's climate. It is estimated that perennial lakes would form in nearly all thil Andean basins if the mean annual rainfall of the region above 10,000 feet in altitude were increased to 15 inches from its present 8 inches, and if the mean annual temperature were about 2° F. less than it is at present.
Spinozastudien
(1919)
Jerusalem und das heilige Land : Pilgerbuch nach Palästina, Syrien und Aegypten : zweiter Band
(1876)
Sparsames Bauen
(1920)
Schülerselbstmorde
(1908)
Les miseres et les mal-heurs de la guerre / repr. par Jacques Callot et mis en lumiere par Israel
(1633)
Auslandseinsätze der Bundeswehr sind zurzeit wohl das Thema, das Außen- und Sicherheitspolitiker, aber auch die politisch interessierte Öffentlichkeit, am meisten bewegt. Dies ist nicht nur an zahlreichen Äußerungen von Politikern, an Bundestagsdebatten und Meinungsumfragen abzulesen, sondern hat sich auch in der politikwissenschaftlichen und politikberatenden Literatur niedergeschlagen. In diesem Umfeld konzentriert sich die vorliegende Zusammenstellung von Aufsätzen insbesondere auf drei Fragestellungen: * Welche Leitfragen können Bundestag und Bundesregierung bei der Entscheidung helfen, ob sie sich an internationalen Militäreinsätzen beteiligen bzw. die Beteiligung daran beenden wollen? * Welche Entscheidungsspielräume bestehen für Bundestag und Bundesregierung? * Welche politischen Lehren können aus bisherigen Einsätzen (westlicher Balkan, Afghanistan, Libanon, DR Kongo) gezogen werden? So unterschiedlich die Beiträge des Bandes auch sind, es lassen sich dennoch vier Punkte identifizieren, in denen sie weitgehend übereinstimmen und denen sie bei der weiteren Beteiligung Deutschlands an internationalen Militäreinsätzen große Bedeutung beimessen: * der frühzeitigen und eindeutigen Positionsbestimmung des Bundestages und der Bundesregierung hinsichtlich eines Einsatzes der Bundeswehr im Ausland; * dem Einstehen für diese Position im multilateralen Entscheidungsprozess - insbesondere in der UN, der Nato und der EU; * der Vermittlung der Position und der letztlich getroffenen Entscheidung gegenüber der Öffentlichkeit; * der Übersetzung der politischen Entscheidung in realistische Ziele für den Militäreinsatz und einen klaren Auftrag für die daran beteiligten deutschen Streitkräfte.
The report that follows gives the results of tests to deterrnine the compressive strength of artificial roof supports of various kinds used in the mining of anthracite in Pennsylvania. Some of the types tested also are used in bituminous coal mining in Pennsylvania and other parts of the United States. The report was rendered Bebruary 26, 1913, by the United States Bureau of Mines, then in the Interior Department, to the Pennsylvania State Anthracite Mine Cave Commission and was appended, without discussion, to the general report on mine caving made by that commission under date of March 1, 19 13, to the Governor and Legislature of Pennsylvanin. The commission's reporh remains unpublished. As numerous requests have been made for the test data obtained by the Bureau of Mines at its Pittsburgh Experiment Station in 1912-13 and as the data relate to the strength of artificial supports without reference to particular local places of application, they have permanent value in the designing of mine roof supports. It has therefore been deemed advisable to publish the results of the bureau's tests. In order that the reader may understand the reasons for makig these tests of roof supports and the procedure foIIowed by the Pennsylvania commission, its duties will be briefly described. The commission was created by an act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, approved March 24, 1911, its members being appointed by the Governor of Pennsylvania under the terms of the act. There had been serious cave-ins of the surface in some of the cities and towns in the anthracite districts of Pennsylvania and particularly in the city of Scranton froin 1909 to 1911, destroying surface buildings, public and private, and seriously endangering life. ....
Ruth Klüger in Deutschland
(1994)
Enthält:
Ruth Klügers deutsches Publikum im Spiegel der Veranstaltungsberichte / Stephan Braese
Weiter leben in der deutschen Buchkritik / Holger Gehle
Ruth Klügers Lesung in Hamburg / von Timothy K. Boyd
Ruth Klüger liest in Bonn / von Holger Gehle
Ruth Klüger im Gespräch mit Matthias Beltz / von Susanne Klockmann
Ruth Klüger zur Begrüßung / Martin Walser
Der deutsche Führerstaat
(1934)
De attrahentibus
(1749)
The paper focuses on business negotiation in settings in which participants from different mothertongue backgrounds choose French, English andfor German as one of their languages of communication. A general scheme of the action-pattem of buying and selling will be sketched out which allows us to analyze specific Courses of verbal actions according ta their communicative functions within the negotiation process. In particular, the discourse of business communication is to be specified as a decision making process on the part of the buyer which is executed in a step-by-step order, and which is Open to the application of a bundle of the seller's strategies, tactics, and communicative techniques. In international negotiations, effects of unobserved miscommunication are, among others, far-stretched communicative circles, prolongation of negotiation time, non-functional explanations and several other repetitive structures. 1. Languages of trade and commerce - languages of communication 2. Communication in a Buy-Sell-Context is patterned 2.1. Entering the Pattern 2.2. The Main Phase 2.3. The Bidding Phase 2.4. The Specifc Conditions 2.5. Negotiating the Contract 3. The Central Point 3.1. The Buyer's Decision-Making Process 3.2 Decision-Making and Role-Playing 3.3. Intercultural Difference of the Decision-Making Process 4. Bridging the Buyer's Gap of Knowledge 5. The Language of Trade and Commerce 6. The Needs of Further Research: Data References
Elemente der Geopoetik
(1988)