... is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) In Kartuzy, a small satellite town facing Gdańsk, the capital of the South Baltic region, a new monument was erected in 2019...

... National Monument, New York, USA, the Christiansted National Historic Site in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, and the Historic Tzu-Su Temple in Taiwan. Fig. 3. Activities of Heterotermes sp. in Fort Christiansvaern were grouped into 9 zones. (Reprinted with permission from Su et al. 2003...

...Toshihito Takagi; Ryoko Murakami; Ayako Takano; Harumi Torii; Shingo Kaneko; Hidetoshi B Tamate; Amy Baird anthropogenic impacts bottleneck control region microsatellite DNA mitochondrial DNA Nara Park natural monument short sequence repeats Japan Society for the Promotion of Science...

..., London, UK. Current affiliation: Independent art historian, Los Angeles region. E-mail: [email protected] In Jones’s monument, that search is performatively rehearsed by the twin male figures of Fame and Genius, the latter shown casting torchlight upon the sculpted roundel between them, all the better...

...—in effect, a performative reassessment of this monument—occurred as a part of the Black Lives Matter campaign. This historical figure, once revered as a leader for the empire, was now reviled as a cruel racist whose memorial needed to be destroyed. The target must remain in order to be hit, again and again...

... with blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis), western wheatgrass, and little bluestem being the dominant vegetation ( Cogan et al. 1999 ). Scotts Bluff National Monument (SCBL) is located in western Nebraska (41°51′N; 103°43′W) with vegetation consisting of mixed- and short-grass prairie ( Rolfsmeier et al...

...Kaihua Wang; Hua Chen; Weiping Jiang; Zhao Li; Yifang Ma; Liansheng Deng thermal expansion GPS time series quantitative analysis monument Thermal expansion has been recognized as one of the potential geophysical contributors to the seasonal signal both with regard to the vertical (e.g., Dong...

... waiver ( http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ ) applies to the data made available in this article, unless otherwise stated. Abstract Background Carrizo Plain National Monument (San Joaquin Desert, California, USA) is home to many threatened and endangered species including the blunt...

... in the creation of childhood memories, and suggests that Bouraoui's text sets up a sort of monument to childhood experience. However, this is not a monument that fixes memories of Sami, and of Sami and Alya's childhood together, and binds them to an immutable location in space or time. Rather, it is, and again...

... were overexpressed when calcium ions were present in the medium. This higher level of protein synthesis could be related to the active process of bioprecipitation. calcite precipitation EPS CPS biofilm calcifying bacteria historic monument protection Microorganisms influence the formation...

... the 2007 survey data as an initial step in model fitting. Detection probabilities were reported as >90% in Lava Beds National Monument (C. Ray, pers. obs.), in a low-elevation study area in Nevada ( Beever et al. 2008 ), and across the hydrographie Great Basin ( Beever et al. 2010 ), and we had expected...

..., the brainchild of dictator Francisco Franco (1939–1975) and the country's largest monument. I argue that, while the monument glorifies General Franco's personal legacy, it also represents a dramatic effort to re-assert a Christian-military nationalist Spain as a model to the world. The article also...

... mineralization has been proposed as a new method for the restoration of limestones in historic buildings and monuments. We describe here the formation of calcite crystals by extracellular polymeric substances isolated from Bacillus firmus and Bacillus sphaericus. We isolated bacterial outer structures...

...Christoph F. J. Meyer; Moritz Weinbeer; Elisabeth K. V. Kalko Study site.—The study was conducted from April to July 2002 at Barro Colorado Nature Monument (9°10′N, 79°51′W), Republic of Panama. Barro Colorado Island, the largest of the about 200 islands in Gatun Lake, forms the heart...

...This chapter examines strategies which emphasize the active contribution of the poetic text towards the construction of meaning for new Augustan monuments, using the example of the Forum Augusti in Book V. It argues that the role of Mars in his capacity of The Avenger is decisive for the issue...

... Edinburgh monument 1840–6, and the lavish centenary celebrations of 1871, which is placed within a broader framework of the nineteenth-century cult of centenaries and the role of literary canons. An analysis is given of these performances of memory that highlights their role in creating embodied communities...

...The memorialization of Lattimer began immediately after the trial, and the UMWA claimed the martyrs as their own. Several early attempts to commemorate the event and erect a monument failed, and by World War I Lattimer faded from the national public memory. Citizens at the local level kept...

..., Maurice Pervin’s blinding at Flanders gives him access to other modes of seeing – the potential for spiritual insight, and an ability to attune himself to the tides of his own blood. The chapter considers Maurice as an erection, both in phallic terms, and as a kind of living sculpture, a monument...

... Monument in Montgomery, Alabama. Citizens Council White Citizens Council Confederate Memorial Monument Montgomery AL League of the South Percy William Alexander Sons of Confederate Veterans SCV Turner Nat white supremacy Doyle Alexander Godwin Pat Williams Ellen Civil War Confederate Memorial...

...This chapter describes the African American History Monument in South Carolina as an epitome of the parameters of what can and cannot be said. It begins with an overview of monuments in the South Carolina State House Grounds, most of which celebrate the period between Secession and World War II...