Supplément Sartre (à l'article de A. De Waelhens publié dans Les Philosophes célèbres)

in Merleau-Ponty, Maurice; Balaudé, Jean-François (Eds.) Les Philosophes (2006)

A perturbation technique for the finite element modelling of non-destructive eddy current testing

in Electromagnetic Fields in Mechatronics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering (2006)

This paper deals with a new 3D finite element scheme for nondestructive eddy-current testing (ECT) problems. It concerns a perturbation technique applied to the magnetodynamic h- φ formulation. The ... [more ▼]

This paper deals with a new 3D finite element scheme for nondestructive eddy-current testing (ECT) problems. It concerns a perturbation technique applied to the magnetodynamic h- φ formulation. The unperturbed field (in the absence of the flaw) is computed conventionally in the complete domain. The source of the perturbation problem is determined by the projection of the unperturbed field in a relatively small region around the defect that depends on the work frequency. The discretisation of this reduced domain is adapted to the size of the defect and independent of the discretisation of the complete domain. The impedance change is computed by integrating only over the defect and a layer of elements in the reduced domain that touch its boundary. As test case, we consider the second eddy current benchmark problem proposed by the WFNDEC. It involves a pancake coil scanning the inner surface of a metal tube for the detection of flaws on the outer surface. [less ▲]

Phillips, Caryl

in Palmer, Colin (Ed.) Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History: The Black Experience in the Americas (2006)

La Vierge Marie, une figure polymorphe du catholicisme

in Morelli, Anne (Ed.) Pratiques religieuses et dévotions populaires dans les collections de la Bibliothèque Royale (2005)

General outline about the construction of the Marian character and presentation of some religious practices designed to honour the Virgin.

Violence

in Noudelmann, François; Philippe, Gilles (Eds.) Dictionnaire Sartre (2005)

« Détermination et Liberté »

in Noudelmann, François; Philippe, Gilles (Eds.) Dictionnaire Sartre (2005)

Peinlichkeit kennt kein Pardon – Peinlichkeit.

in Korte; Kiesow (Eds.) EGB. Emotionales Gesetzbuch. Dekalog der Gefühle (2005)

Ärger für den Pöbel

in Kiesow; Korte (Eds.) EGB. Emotionales Gesetzbuch. Dekalog der Gefühle (2005)

Über Angst und darüber, wie viel Mut und Phantasie sie erfordert

in Kiesow; Korte (Eds.) EGB. Emotionales Gesetzbuch. Dekalog der Gefühle (2005)

Interest of the use of electronic nose for field monitoring of odours in the environment

in Lehr Jay H.; Keeley Jack (Eds.) Water encyclopedia. Volume 2 : Water quality control. (2005)

Electronic nose is a promising technique for field monitoring of malodours in the environment. It is based on an array of non-specific gas sensors coupled with some form of mathematical data processing ... [more ▼]

Electronic nose is a promising technique for field monitoring of malodours in the environment. It is based on an array of non-specific gas sensors coupled with some form of mathematical data processing method to analyse the global response patterns. Some applications concerning the control of water quality are reported in the literature. They often impliy the generation of a headspace gas above liquid samples, but they also concern the odour emitted in the air from wastewater. The typical needs of the final user require both qualitative and quantitative approaches, i.e. both discriminating between slight variations in complex gas mixtures and monitoring a global odour signal which can be correlated with classical characterisation variables of water or air quality. Although potential applications in odour assessment by electronic noses are numerous, a number of challenges still need to be overcome: understanding and controlling the impact of environmental parameters (such as temperature and humidity), improving sensor sensitivity and noise reduction or developing calibration procedures to account for sensor drift. The present limitations of electronic nose technology restrict its use in the environment to the odour monitoring in the surroundings of the emission with instruments specifically designed for the application. [less ▲]

Belgium

in Skutsch, C. (Ed.) Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities. 3 volumes (2005)

Caryl Phillips: A Master of Ambiguity

in Ledent, Bénédicte (Ed.) The Caryl Phillips Bibliography (2005)

Modeling Biogeochemical Processes in Marine Ecosystems

in Nihoul, Jacques; Chen, Arthur (Eds.) the Unesco Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (2005)

Stablo-Malmedy

in Reallexikon der Germanischen Altertumskunde (2005)

Belgium (general), Antwerp , Brussels, Luxemburg

in John Shepherd,David Horn, Dave Laing (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World:part 2 - Locations (5 volumes) (2005)

Kistemaeckers

in Fouché, P.; Péchoin, D.; Schuwer, Ph. (Eds.) Dictionnaire encyclopédique du livre (2005)

Labor

in Fouché, P.; Péchoin, D.; Schuwer, Ph (Eds.) Dictionnaire encyclopédique du livre (2005)

Thymus and T cells

in Smith, Barry H.; Adelman, George (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Neuroscience, 3rd Edition (2004)

Evidence for intimate interconnections between the three major systems of cell communication, the nervous, endocrine and immune systems, has opened important novel research perspectives. Neuroimmune ... [more ▼]

Evidence for intimate interconnections between the three major systems of cell communication, the nervous, endocrine and immune systems, has opened important novel research perspectives. Neuroimmune-endocrine interactions are now established as crucial factors for the control of body development and homeostasis. In distant species and invertebrates, the foundations of both the neuroendocrine system and innate immunity were coexisting until now without any apparent problem. Some 400 millions years ago, in a relatively short period after agnathan fishes (e.g., hagfish and lamprey), adaptive immunity emerged in the first gnathostomes, cartilaginous fishes (e.g., shark and ray). Somatic recombination machinery characterizes adaptive immunity and is responsible for the random generation of the huge diversity of immune receptors able to recognize infectious antigens. The emergence of this novel form of immune defenses exerted a so potent pressure that structures and mechanisms developed along the paths of lymphocyte traffic to impose immunological self-tolerance, that is, the inability of the immune system to attack the host organism. Together with the generation of diversity and memory, self-tolerance constitutes a fundamental property of the immune system. The progressive rise in the level of immune diversity and complexity also explains why self-tolerance failures (i.e., organ-specific autoimmune diseases) were increasingly detected during evolution, the maximum being currently observed in the human species. The first thymus appeared in cartilaginous fishes (chondrichthyes), concomitantly with the emergence of rudimental forms of adaptive immunity. Though some forms of tolerance induction already takes place in primary hemopoietic sites (fetal liver and bone marrow), antigen-dependent B-cell tolerance is primarily due to an absence of T-cell help. Among all lymphoid structures, the thymus is the only organ specialized in the establishment of central self-tolerance. The thymus crucially stands at the crossroad between the immune and neuroendocrine systems. In this organ responsible for thymopoiesis—T-cell generation—(Kong et al., 1998), the neuroendocrine system regulates the process of T-cell differentiation from the very early stages. In addition, T lymphocytes undergo inside the thymus a complex educative process that establishes central T-cell self-tolerance of neuroendocrine principles (Geenen et al., 1992; Martens et al., 1996). Within the thymus, a confrontation permanently occurs between previously established neuroendocrine principles and a recent system equipped with recombination machinery promoting stochastic generation of response diversity. Contrary to a previous assumption, the thymus functions throughout life (Poulin et al., 1999; Geenen et al., 2003) and plays a fundamental role in the recovery of a competent T-cell repertoire after intensive chemotherapy or during highly active antiretroviral therapy (Mackall et al., 1995; Douek et al., 1998). [less ▲]

Vêtir la Vierge : une grammaire identitaire

in Donneau, Olivier (Ed.) Quand l’habit faisait le moine. Une histoire du vêtement civil et religieux en Luxembourg et au-delà (2004)

This article studies the secular practice of dressing worship statues, particularly the Marian ones. It envisages specifically the Luxembourg space investigating the collections of the Musée en Piconrue ... [more ▼]

This article studies the secular practice of dressing worship statues, particularly the Marian ones. It envisages specifically the Luxembourg space investigating the collections of the Musée en Piconrue, the statues still in place and parish inventories of the “wardrobes” of the Madonna. It shows how appear some statues-mannequins designed to be dressed and examines the making of their trousseau. However, it proves above all to understand the implications of such practice as an approach of the Holy and the identities construction. [less ▲]

Auswahlbibliographie

in Witte, Bernd (Ed.) Goethe-Handbuch in vier Bänden. Zusatzband: Chronologie, Bibliographie, Karten, Register. Neuausgabe. (2004)

Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian methods

in Encyclopedia of Computational Mechanics (2004)

Massart, Rodolphe

in Finscher, Ludwig (Ed.) Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart (2004)

Notice biographique de Guicciardini, Jacopo.

in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani (2004)

Willem Bilderdijk

in Murray, Christopher John (Ed.) Encyclopedia of the Romantic Era 1760-1850 (2004)

9 entrées : "Merleau-Ponty (Sit. IV)", "Pourquoi des philosophes?", Merleau-Ponty, Belgique, Bergson, Deleuze, Foucault, Perception, Temps-temporalité

in Noudelmann, François; Philippe, Gilles (Eds.) Dictionnaire Sartre (2004)

"Age de Raison", "Les bastilles de Raymond Aron", "Les Chemins de la liberté", "La Dernière chance", "Ecrire pour son époque", "Les écrivains en personnes", "Engagement", "Guerre froide", "Les Lettres françaises","Littérature engagée", "M. François Maurica et la liberté", "La Mort dans l'âme", "Nouvelle revue française", "Plaidoyer pour les intellectuels", "Portrait de l'aventurier", "La responsabilité de l'écrivain", "Le Sursis"

in Noudelmann, François; Philippe, Gilles (Eds.) Dictionnaire Sartre (2004)

Das „Land der Väter“ im politischen Zionismus Theodor Herzls

in Pontzen, Alexandra; Stähler, Axel (Eds.) Das Gelobte Land: Erez Israel von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart in Quellen und Darstellungen (2003)

Bartsch, Charles

in Nouvelle Biographie Nationale (2003)

Habitat social

in Van Loo, Anne (Ed.) Dictionnaire de l'architecture en Belgique (2003)

La mendicité

in Postal Memorialis (2002)

Aperçu de la manière dont le droit, et le droit pénal en particulier, appréhende le phénomène de la mendicité.

articles avena, avenarius

in Chauveau, Jean-Paul (Ed.) Französisches Etymologisches Wörterbuch, Eine darstellung des galloromanischen sprachschatzes von Walther v. Wartburg, fasc. 161-162 (2002)

« De la Bible à la BD : la conversion de l’édition belge » et « La difficile autonomie de l’édition belge contemporaine »

in Fouché, P.; Péchoin, D.; Schuwer, Ph. (Eds.) Dictionnaire encyclopédique du livre (2002)

Genetic selection: Evaluation and methods

in Roginski, H.; Fuquay, J. W.; Fox, P. F. (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Dairy Science (2002)

Parnasse

in Aron Paul; Viala Alain; Saint-Jacques Denis (Eds.) Dictionnaire du littéraire (2002)

Syndicats et question wallonne

in Delforge, Paul (Ed.) Encyclopédie du mouvement wallon, vol. 3 (2001)

Capart Philippe

in Moins, Philippe (Ed.) Image par image, le cinéma d’animation en communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles (2001)

Coignon Jean

in Moins, Philippe (Ed.) Image par image, le cinéma d’animation en communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles (2001)

Gresse Jean-Marie

in Moins, Philippe (Ed.) Image par image, le cinéma d’animation en communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles (2001)

Tercafs Raymond

in Moins, Philippe (Ed.) Image par image, le cinéma d’animation en communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles (2001)

Leeman Paul

in Moins, Philippe (Ed.) Image par image, le cinéma d’animation en communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles (2001)

Maes Jean-Claude

in Moins, Philippe (Ed.) Image par image, le cinéma d’animation en communauté Wallonie-Bruxelles (2001)

L'information après la loi relative à l'amélioration de la procédure pénale au stade de l'information et de l'instruction

in Postal Memorialis (2001)

Les causes d'extinction de l'action publique

in Postal Memorialis (2001)

Paleo-oceanography: Cenozoic oceans – carbon cycle models

in Steele, J. H.; Thorpe, S. A.; Turekian, K. K. (Eds.) Encyclopedia of Ocean Sciences (2001)

Doss, Adolf von

in Finscher, Ludwig (Ed.) Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart (2001)

Dupont, Pierre-Auguste

in Nouvelle Biographie Nationale (2001)

La musique dans le pays de Liège au XIXe siècle

in Vers la modernité (2001)

Dupont, Auguste

in Nouvelle Biographie Nationale (2001)

Caryl Phillips (1958- )

in Hawley, John C. (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Postcolonial Studies (2001)

Anisotropic elastoplastic model based on texture

in Handbook of materials behavior models (2001)