Society and Holmes: The Entextualization Argument

El Nautilus presenta un caparazón tabicado internamente lo que le facilita la flotabilidad y los desplazamientos en el agua. Es el único sobreviviente de un grupo de cefalópodos muy extendido en el pasado.

Versus Quaderni Di Studi Semiotici, 2011

and Anthropology, discovered a curious book in London. Small and unassuming, its neatly bound covers contained eight pages of printed catalogue followed by 43 specimens of 18th-century Polynesian barkcloth, richly colored and textured. With funds from the George Leib Harrison Foundation, the Penn Museum purchased the book in 1920.

Ethnobotany Research and Applications, 2010

Chios, one of the largest islands in the Eastern Mediterranean, became internationally known during the 13 th century due to the production of the Chios mastic in twenty one villages on the south, the resin of the mastic tree (Pistacia lentiscus L. var. chia (Desf. ex Poiret) DC.), to which many beneficial properties and uses had already been attributed in the antiquity. The international demand for mastic led the various conquerors of Chios to prohibit free trade and lay down a system for monopoly distribution. After the island was conquered by the Ottoman Empire in 1566, following a period of almost two centuries of Genoan rule (1346 to 1566), the valuable product of Chios Mastic constitutes one of the monopolies of the Ottoman State. This article is based mainly on studying sources such as geographical and traveller's manuscripts dated back from the 17 th until the 19 th century, which are kept in the "Korais" Central Public Historical Library, as well as other historical sources examining the period in question.

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Varia História, 2003

"Vencidos pelas armas, os comunistas hoje são todos heróis".

Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal La Revue De Sante De La Mediterranee Orientale Al Majallah Al Ṣiḥḥīyah Li Sharq Al Mutawassiṭ, 2013

The aim of this study was to determine the frequency and determinants of sharps injuries among private health practitioners in slum areas of Karachi, Pakistan. All practitioners with at least 1 year of experience in a private medical clinic were asked to complete a self-administered, structured questionnaire (317/397 responded). Only 7.9% of practitioners were qualified from medical school, 12.3% were registered nurses and 8.8% lacked any professional qualifications. At least 1 sharps injury in the previous 12 months was reported by 26.7%, mostly due to needle recapping. Only 25.2% reported using a new syringe for each patient. In multivariate regression analysis shorter work experience, < 14 years of schooling, > 20 patients per day, administering ≥ 30 injections per day, reuse of syringes and needle recapping after use were significantly associated with sharps injury in the past year. Better awareness and training on standard precautions is needed for private practitioners in slum areas of Karachi.