... in environments to modifications in gene expression and can thus mediate phenotypic plasticity in response to environmental variation. Fig. 1. Analysis of genome-wide methylation patterns from stress-treated Lombardy poplar ramets. (A) Sampling locations of the clonally propagated ortets and their ramet...

...Francesco Locatelli; Francesca Tentori; Lucia Del Vecchio; Giuseppe Pontoriero Nephrol Dial Transplant (2004) 19 [Suppl 3]: iii2–iii4 DOI: 10.1093/ndt/gfh1005 Application of dialysis and transplant registries to clinical practice: the Lombardy Registry Francesco Locatelli, Francesca...

... of reprinted editions and the creation of multi-volume series to the sub-specialization of musical genres and acquisition of clients and music from different locations. Gardano looked to Ferrara, Rome, and transalpine centers, while Scotto cultivated links with Lombardy, Mantua, and Trent, as well as Naples...

... approach was called for, as for example in his dealings with Aquileia and Venice, Gregory showed a moderation and willingness to settle for what he could hope to achieve, which were statesmanlike and conducive to his advantage. In Lombardy, by contrast, the recalcitrance of the Lombard bishops...

...This chapter examines the development of other Italian communes in order to elucidate what city leaders thought they were doing when they moved into the new communal world. Emphasis is given to a range of urban experiences in fifteen or so other cities, grouped regionally—Piemonte; Lombardy...

...This chapter examines how protagonists of the Italian revolutions of 1848, including Giuseppe Montanelli and Carlo Cattaneo, engaged with American political institutions by looking at the cases of Lombardy, Tuscany, and Sicily. Before discussing the role played by the United States of America...

...The Autonomy Voucher (Voucher Autonomia) is a social measure enacted by Lombardy Region (Italy), aimed at combating social isolation and fostering the integration of the elderly and of people with disabilities. It provides access to a series of local services aimed at promoting autonomy, helping...

...In 1070, when Lanfranc left his abbacy at Caen to become Archbishop of Canterbury, he was probably about 60 years old — by medieval standards an advanced age. In Lombardy, and then in Normandy, he had had a long and varied experience of lay, monastic, and general church life, and not least...

... the peninsula, especially in Lombardy (which remained the main Italian publishing centre), Naples, and Sicily. The analysis shows the multiple and different nationalizing uses of Micali’s works in tthese regions and confirms how his reading of a cultural, rather than ethnic, uniformity of the Italian people...

... of Tortona. The emperor also sought to stop Milan's hegemonic aspirations in Lombardy, reassert imperial authority in Italy, and create a territorial lordship under his own control after he had turned over most of the Staufer's German domains to his brother, Conrad, and cousin, Frederick of Rothenburg...

...This chapter focuses on the first stage of reform and the direct rule of the Austrian Habsburgs, from the early eighteenth century, in Lombardy. It highlights the powerful axis with an agenda of reform for Milan and Lombardy. The local nobility was at first hesitant or even hostile, and some...

...This chapter surveys the Humanistic script in Italy from its origins around the year 1400 in Florence, its emergence in the Veneto and in Lombardy, and its spread to all parts of Italy in the second half of the fifteenth century. Important figures who contributed to the creation of the the new...

... in Paris sacra pagina Sacraments baptism virtue authority Boethius Gilbert de la Porrée Aristotle Chenu Marie Dominique O P Alexander of Hales Scholastic method Scripture as principle of Christian tradition determination in Scholastic method Peter Lombardy Summa sententiarum sentence...

..., it suggests another possibility for how a founder’s institutio might have been preserved and proclaimed. Having sketched the shape of the hospital in Carolingian Francia and Lombardy, the investigation now moves earlier, to uncover the legal foundations of welfare, as fostered under Roman law...

... seriously underestimates the efforts of Carlos II and his ministers to find men for Spain's various armies – in Flanders, Lombardy and Catalonia – and to ensure a continued naval presence in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. These commitments were costly, adding to the fiscal pressure upon Carlos's...

...This book aims to make an innovative contribution to the history of the state-building process in late medieval Lombardy (thirteenth–fifteenth centuries), by illuminating the myriad conflicts attending the legitimacy of power and authority at different levels of society. Through the analysis...

... siege and loss of Seu d’Urgel, Catalonia 700 men taken prisoner 1693 battle of Neerwinden, Flanders loss up to 8,000 men 1693 battle of Marsaglia, Piedmont army of Lombardy lost over 3,300 men 1694 battle of the Ter, Catalonia 2,200 infantry and 200 horse 1697...

... of its own identity; then, the urban market distributes the product in a commercial space. As of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, various cities in Emilia and Lombardy, for example, associated their names to a particular cheese, known as parmigiano, piacentino...

... of this monarch, who punished his enemies by the most frightful tortures, and treated his friends as if they had been his enemies. Castruccio therefore resolved to separate himself from the Imperial army; and, when Henry quitted Lombardy for Genoa, he remained with his friend, Galeazzo Visconti. enemies Lombardy...

... their assets when fleeing to “Lombardy,” that is, to northern and central Italy. From there, Italian refugees exported the newly invented financial instruments north of the Alps, where bankers and moneylenders were called “Lombards,” a name eventually given to a public square in Amsterdam. Cleirac's merging...