Este documento presenta una breve biograf鱈a de V鱈ctor Hugo. Detalla que naci坦 en la Ciudad de M辿xico en 1969 y se gradu坦 de la Universidad de Cuautitl叩n Izcalli como Licenciado en Inform叩tica Administrativa. Actualmente trabaja como encargado del laboratorio multimedia en el Centro Escolar del Lago, donde apoya a los profesores con equipos Macintosh.
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Barrieren am Weg zum Mobile Contactless Payment: Eine Marktanalyse und Bestandsaufnahme der Situation in der Schweiz - basierend auf Interviews mit Vertretern der beteiligten Akteure (Merchant, Issuer, Akquirer, etc.)
ScienceDirect es una base de datos de art鱈culos de revistas acad辿micas de acceso por suscripci坦n propiedad de Elsevier. Cubre m叩s de 1700 revistas desde 1996, aunque algunas desde 1993. La estructura de ScienceDirect incluye una p叩gina de consulta, una p叩gina de resultados y una p叩gina de registro bibliogr叩fico.
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Este documento anuncia las Primeras Jornadas Infectol坦gicas de Invierno organizadas por la Sociedad de Infectolog鱈a de C坦rdoba, Argentina, que se llevar叩n a cabo los d鱈as 20 y 21 de agosto de 2010. El objetivo es actualizar los conocimientos m辿dicos sobre enfermedades infecciosas. Los temas a discutir incluyen hepatitis virales, nuevas vacunas, infecciones mic坦ticas y bacterianas resistentes. Se presentar叩n ponencias de expertos nacionales e internacionales.
Barrieren am Weg zum Mobile Contactless Payment: Eine Marktanalyse und Bestandsaufnahme der Situation in der Schweiz - basierend auf Interviews mit Vertretern der beteiligten Akteure (Merchant, Issuer, Akquirer, etc.)
ScienceDirect es una base de datos de art鱈culos de revistas acad辿micas de acceso por suscripci坦n propiedad de Elsevier. Cubre m叩s de 1700 revistas desde 1996, aunque algunas desde 1993. La estructura de ScienceDirect incluye una p叩gina de consulta, una p叩gina de resultados y una p叩gina de registro bibliogr叩fico.
Keynote zur Tagung E-Kooperation und E-Praxis, GML 2010, M辰rz, Berlin. Beispiele aus der eigenen Web-Werkstatt zeugen von einer Openness (R)Evolution in der Zusammenarbeit von Hochschule und Praxis.
YP-S3 ist so schoen bunt und gerade mal so gross wie ein Eis am Stil. Spass soll er machen, Musik, Videos und auch Spiele fuer die Unterhaltung liefern.
Este documento presenta una introducci坦n a las bases de datos bibliogr叩ficas, describiendo c坦mo se clasifican seg炭n su finalidad (consulta bibliogr叩fica o descarga de art鱈culos) o contenido (multidisciplinares o tem叩ticas). Tambi辿n repasa la estructura del interfaz de una base de datos, incluyendo la p叩gina de consulta, p叩gina de resultados y p叩gina del registro bibliogr叩fico.
Este documento anuncia las Primeras Jornadas Infectol坦gicas de Invierno organizadas por la Sociedad de Infectolog鱈a de C坦rdoba, Argentina, que se llevar叩n a cabo los d鱈as 20 y 21 de agosto de 2010. El objetivo es actualizar los conocimientos m辿dicos sobre enfermedades infecciosas. Los temas a discutir incluyen hepatitis virales, nuevas vacunas, infecciones mic坦ticas y bacterianas resistentes. Se presentar叩n ponencias de expertos nacionales e internacionales.
The document discusses different types of whale jumping behaviors. It notes that humpback and right whales jump the highest out of the water. When whales jump, they gain speed with their tail and lift their head and body up to look around. They land on their side to avoid hurting their stomach. It also mentions that some whales do strange jumps where they rise up and then sink back down fast. Big whales have strong skeletons, weight, and tail muscles that give them the power to leap out of the water despite their large size, with right whales jumping the highest.
The document discusses whales and how they communicate and live. It explains that whales communicate through sounds from a hole below their blowholes rather than their mouths. They can sense sound with their ears and chins. It also states that whales live in oceans, not aquariums, because they are too big. They find food in cold water and live in very cold water.
The document discusses different students' reports on their investigations into whales. One student said whales have a broad, flat tail and small wings. Another said whales have a broad tail with two parts - a solid part and a line down the middle. They move their tail side to side to turn. Whales are large because their ancestors were large land animals that adapted to the sea. Some whales can reach 30 meters long and weigh over 200 tons. Whales defecate and urinate through their genitals.
The document discusses how whales give birth and their respiratory systems. It is reported that calves are born tail first in deep waters and the mother brings the newborn to the surface to breathe. Whales breathe through a single blowhole or two blowholes located on top of their head, which brings air to their lungs. The blowholes act like a fountain, expelling water and air. Whales have small eyes and can close their eyelids in bright light and open them in low light.
The document discusses various characteristics of starfish and whales. It explains that starfish do not have hair on their skin but have spikes on their faces where barnacles attach. Some males use the spikes to fight each other. It also notes that whales have thick layers of blubber under their skin for insulation and warmth, and that they defecate like humans through an anus located between the stomach and tail.
El documento resume las contribuciones de varios estudiantes sobre las caracter鱈sticas de las ballenas y estrellas de mar. Explican que las ballenas tienen una cola grande y fuerte que usan para nadar r叩pido o saltar, y que algunas tienen aletas en la parte trasera y lateral de su cuerpo. Tambi辿n describen que las ballenas respiran a trav辿s de un orificio llamado espir叩culo que tiene dos agujeros, y expulsan el agua que tragan a trav辿s de este orificio cuando respiran fuera del agua.
The document discusses different types of whales and how they eat. It notes that some whales have teeth while others have baleen, and describes how each type feeds. Some feed on krill and plankton by opening their mouths and straining the food from the water using baleen. Others with teeth eat larger prey like squid and shrimp. The document also mentions that some whales are blue or gray on top and lighter colored below, while others are black on top and white or gray below.
The document summarizes discussions from students about whales. Daniela said whales are very big, with hearts as large as cars, tongues like elephants, and tails like small planes. Clara explained there are whales with and without teeth or beards, and that gray whales can jump well. Oriol discussed different whale types like blue whales, sperm whales, gray whales, and killer whales. He also noted whales used to live on land long ago before evolving to live in water. Marta, Araceli, and Pol then described whale mouths, explaining they have very large mouths and tongues, some have teeth while others do not, and they have beards or baleen used to eat small fish.
Los estudiantes visitaron el centro L'Escola del Mar el 23 de abril de 2008, donde observaron los huesos de ballena y los acuarios que contienen diferentes especies marinas.
This document contains an index of topics that students in a class called "Les Estrelles de Mar" will cover in their project about whales. The index includes questions about whales' appearance, including how their mouth, teeth, baleen, tongue, tail, fins, nose are and how they are used. It also includes questions about whales' abilities like breathing, heart, skin, spots on their face, offspring, caring for calves, families, diet, excretion, communication, habitats, and keeping whales in aquariums.
This document appears to be an index in Catalan for a student project about whales. It lists questions about where whales live, what they eat, if they eat seagulls, if they have teeth and beards, how they eat, what color they are, how their eyes are, how baby whales are born, how they get water out, if small whales get water out, how their tail is, how their fins are, why they are so big, how much they weigh, if they go to the bathroom, if they jump, how they jump, why they are so strong, and if they have "goals".
This document discusses searching for information and who can help find it. It mentions looking at whales from a rock, going underwater to see whales, and looking at whales on the ocean floor. The document also states that help could come from one's father.
3. EN VICEN HA DIT: QUAN SURTEN, LA MARE ELS TIRA CAP A LA SUPERFCIE PERQU RESPIRIN. CUIDEN MOLT ELS FILLS PERQU ES FACIN GRANS. TENEN FAMLIA PERQU, SI NO EN TENEN, NO SERAN FELIOS A LA VIDA.
4. LA MARINA L. ENS HA EXPLICAT: LES BALENES CUIDEN EL SEU BALEN FINS QUE TENEN 4 ANYS. LA BALENA PORTA EL BALEN A LA PANXA I SURT PER LA VULVA. LA MARE LI DNA LLET. NO TENEN FAMLIA PER VIUEN EN BANDADES.
8. L ENRIC ENS HA EXPLICAT: LES ORQUES NO MENGEN KRILL, MENGEN PEIXOS PETITS. I NO MENGEN BALENES PERQU LES BALENES SN MS GRANS QUE LES ORQUES.
9. EN MARC HA DIT: MENGEN PLANCTON I UNS PEIXOS MOLT PETITS QUE ES DIUEN KRILL.
10. LES BALENES OBREN LA BOCA. S'EMPASSEN MOLTA AIGUA QUE DESPRS TREUEN. PER AMB AQUESTA AIGUA ATRAPEN EL MENJAR QUE S PLACTON I UNES GAMBETES QUE ES DIUEN KRILL. LA MARIA DEL MAR HA EXPLICAT: MENGEN PLANCTON I KRILL揃