...Peter Howarth Milman Dean Henry Hart broad church Jewish history mosaics 6 The classic essay on the distinction is Oscar Cullman, Immortality of the Soul or Resurrection from the Dead? (1956; Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock, 2000). 7 ‘Address on Education’, National Association...

... idiophones. It is thus important to investigate pictorial sources in order to glean information about finger-cymbal practice. In the following pages, I present an iconographic study of finger-cymbal playing in the Roman Empire. Three examples are considered: one mosaic, and two stone reliefs dated from...

... ) Abstract We introduce a new type of mosaic for 2 × 2 contingency tables based on a modification of an idea due to Hartigan and Kleiner (1981). The tiles which form our mosaics are constructed by using conditional frequencies. These tiles overlap in a region whose area and configuration are related...

..., but permitted us to note that a representative part of territorially dominant arboreal ant species (TDAAs) was inventoried. Mapping of TDAA territories and use of a null model showed the presence of an ant mosaic in the upper canopy, but this was not the case in the sub-canopy. Among the TDAAs, carton-nesting...

... with bushland, grassland, plantations, and cropland in terms of serval resources selection. Our results emphasize that natural habitats, mainly wetlands and forests with bushland, are important predictors of spatiotemporal habitat use of servals in the agricultural mosaics of South Africa. agricultural mosaics...

... by centrifuging cultures with 10% chloroform, which lyses and pellets bacterial debris (Buckling & Rainey, 2002 ). The process was repeated for a total of 10 transfers (approximately 65 bacterial generations). antagonistic coevolution bacteria migration phages selection mosaics specificity NERC...

...Anat Avital; Harry S. Paris The production of mosaics, the arranging and setting of thousands of small pieces into mortar or plaster, required a large investment in intensive labour of skilled artisans ( Ben Dov and Rappel, 1987 ; Ling, 1998 ). Moreover, mosaics vary in the amount of detail...

.... Published by Brill NV, Leiden Abstract Abnormalities and possible mosaicism during embryonic cell division after cold shock of zygotes of Litopenaeus vannamei ( Boone, 1931 ) were related to the failure of induction of polyploidy. Eggs were treated to 10 minutes cold shock at to arrest...

... habitat mosaic of river ecosystems Proceedings of the International Society of Limnology 2005 29 123 136 Stanley EH Fisher SG Grimm NB Ecosystem expansion and contraction in streams BioScience 1997 47 427 435 Steward AL von Schiller D Tockner K Marshall JC...

... Company. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: journals.permissions@oup.com 2013 Abstract Background and Aims In habitat mosaics, plant populations face environmental heterogeneity over short geographical distances. Such steep environmental...

...) or the passive transport of larvae can still lead to spatio-temporal mosaics (e.g., Fig. 3 from David et al. 1997a ). Such mosaics should be reasonably well described by our model. The core result of this study is the confirmation that chaotic patchiness can be produced by neutral demographic processes alone...

... alienus species in black cherry (Prunis serotine Ehrh.) habitats. In witch-hazel (Hamamelis virginiana L.) habitats, we similarly found significantly more Myrmica americana, Formica fusca, and Formica subsericae. At smaller spatial scales, we observed the emergence of mosaic ant patches changing...

... in natural populations of marine sponges. A total of 36 different multilocus genotypes (MLGs) were detected in 13 individuals of Scopalina lophyropoda sampled at 4 distant points within each sponge. All genotypes (showing a mosaic distribution), were transmitted to the progeny, thus contributing...

... to 9 m depth on old lacustrine deposits. Currently vegetated by a mosaic of myrtaceous:proteaceous shrubland intermixed with open woodland dominated by eucalypts, the lunette was immediately recognized for its potential in unravelling interactions of competing phytotaria colonizing the same rooting...

... need to plan for these natural fire events much the same way we currently incorporate engineering solutions to earthquakes and other natural catastrophes. firestorm fuel mosaics historical fires Santa Ana winds policy environmental management forest forest management forest resources forestry...

... geographic landscapes ( Benkman et al., 2001 ; Thompson, 1999 ). Coevolution can be either universal or localized ( Foitzik et al., 2001 ). According to the geographic mosaic theory ( Thompson, 1994 , 1999 ), universal coevolution occurs when there are only few possible ways by which host and parasite can...

...Rolf Rutishauser; Brigitte Isler Review, body plan, developmental mosaics, leaf development, history of botany, homeosis, homeotic genes, Lentibulariaceae, morphological evolution, process morphology, stipules, Utricularia , flowering plants Received: 6 November 2000 ; Returned...

... for a large-scale landscape-level mosaic of vegetation types and collared peccaries for a single large-scale vegetation type may explain the higher susceptibility of white-lipped peccaries to extirpation by anthropogenic disturbance. Tayassu pecari Tayassu tajacu peccary tropical...

...; complementarity; homeosis; homeotic mutants; developmental hybridization; developmental mosaics; homology; metamerism August 21, 1996 ; June 3, 1997 . Biology Department, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3A 1B1 Institut für Systematische Botanik und Botanischer Garten, Universität Zürich...

... of mutation, even for non-hereditary tumors as a manifestation of mutational mosaicism associated with delayed mutation. The importance of the new mutations occurring as mosaics should be emphasized in the evaluation of cancer risks from parental exposures to radiation and chemicals. RB gene mutation...