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Dresden in the Age of Absolutism
1993Of all the cities in central Germany during the late Baroque era to symbolize the Age of Absolutism, Dresden was the foremost example of cultural achievements attained in the cause of political ambition. Before its destruction in World War II, Dresden was often called the Florence on the Elbe and presented a cityscape of magnificent buildings — the ...
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The Absolute Pb–Pb Isotope Ages of Chondrules
2018The parent nuclides 238 U and 235 U decay to 206 Pb and 207 Pb, respectively, with half-lives that makes this system uniquely suited to define the temporal framework of the solar protoplanetary disk, including the timing and duration of chondrule formation.
Connelly, James N., Bizzarro, Martin
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Absolute Visual Threshold and Age
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Aging Intensities Vector for Bivariate Absolutely Continuous Distributions
2019Next, we propose to use the bivariate aging intensities vector to characterize bivariate absolutely continuous distributions (Sect. 4.1). Such distributions, e.g., bivariate Weibull (Sect. 4.2), we often use to describe the lifetime of two components system. Further, a bivariate aging intensity order is studied (Sect. 4.3).
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Plenitude of Power: Absolutism in the Middle Ages
2009Abstract The history and meaning of papal and secular plenitude of power are explained. Jacques de Revigny taught that rights guaranteed merely in civil law could be ignored without cause, and that even when a ruler infringed fundamental rights he did not have to spell out his justification. His approach was introduced into Italy by Cino
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