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Britt, Michelle L. "Culture and identity : the academic setting in Philip Roth's The Human Stain and Francine Prose's Blue angel /." Electronic version (PDF), 2003. http://dl.uncw.edu/etd/2003/brittm/michellebritt.pdf.
Full textMcKnight, Nathan L. "Strain and strain rate mechanotransduction in human vascular smooth muscle cells /." Diss., Connect to a 24 p. preview or request complete full text in PDF format. Access restricted to UC campuses, 2002. http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/ucsd/fullcit?p3076345.
Full textMitchell, Judy Anne. "Human metapneumovirus: Investigation of epidemiology strain diversity and human immune response." Thesis, Open University, 2006. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.486510.
Full textAkter, Parvis. "Transcript mapping in human cytomegalovirus strain AD169." Thesis, University of Glasgow, 2002. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.394827.
Full textParise, Maria Cecilia Isatto [UNIFESP]. "As colorações da alma na análise da pessoa humana segundo Edith Stein." Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2014. http://repositorio.unifesp.br/handle/11600/39261.
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Neste trabalho, investigamos o conceito de alma e sua importância para a compreensão da pessoa humana segundo Edith Stein. Mostraremos, a partir de O problema da empatia (1916), A estrutura da pessoa humana (1932) e Ciência da cruz (1942), três obras de momentos distintos da vida da autora, um paralelo entre o modo como ela aprofunda a análise fenomenológica da alma, mantendo-se sempre vinculada ao método aprendido de Edmund Husserl, e sua vivência existencial de relação pessoal com Deus. Constatamos que em sua tese de 1916, O problema da empatia, Edith Stein já havia elaborado uma concepção estrutural da alma que passa a ser ampliada e aprofundada nas demais obras, sem sofrer grandes alterações. Desse modo, a análise fenomenológica do conceito de alma empreendida por Edith Stein nessas obras nos permite apontar para uma notável coerência e continuidade de seu pensamento nos diferentes períodos de sua vida, assim como sua estreita vinculação ao método fenomenológico de Edmund Husserl.
This study addresses the concept of the soul according to Edith Stein as a foundation for understanding her notion of human person. We will show through three studies published by the author at distinctly different moments: Zum Problem der Einfühlung (1916), Der Aufbau der menschlichen Person (1932) and Kreuzeswissenschaft (1942)], a parallel between the way she delves into the phenomenological analysis of the soul, very much influenced by the phenomenological method taught by Edmund Husserl, and her own existential experience in her intimate relation with God. We found that in her 1916 thesis, On the problem of Empathy, Edith Stein had already elaborated a structural concept of soul which, while enhanced and amplified, remained largely unaltered throughout her subsequent works. Thus, the phenomenological analysis of the concept of soul manifested in these three works, allows us to observe a profound coherence and continuity of thought throughout an significant period of her life, as well as her unswerving adherence to Edmund Husserl’s phenomenological method.
Vijayakumar, Vinod. "Stress/strain environments in healing human tibial fractures." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2003. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.275202.
Full textWilkinson, Gavin William Grahame. "Regulation of human cytomegalovirus strain AD169 gene expression." Thesis, University of Warwick, 1987. http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/2540/.
Full textPotkalitsky, Nicolas J. "Refracted Realism and the Ethical Dominant in Contemporary American Fiction." The Ohio State University, 2019. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1563283222402333.
Full textCarneiro, Suzana Filizola Brasiliense. "A formação humana em contexto de violência: uma compreensão clínica a partir da Fenomenologia de Edith Stein." Universidade de São Paulo, 2016. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/47/47133/tde-16082016-115100/.
Full textThis study, based on Edith Steins Phenomenology, has aimed to understand the fundamental lived experiences of people living in a context of violence, as well as to inquire into the repercussions of these lived experiences to their formative process. The research was conducted in Salvador, Bahia, in the Uruguai neighborhood, an area known as Alagados. The gathering of the lived experiences was done by means of a daily journal and 15 open ended interviews with inhabitants of the area. The analysis was executed in two moments. At first, we selected four interviews (2 men and 2 women) and did an individual analysis of the participants, in the light of the constitutive dimensions of the person according to Edith Stein (psycho-physical, spiritual and interpersonal lived experiences, religious and ethical aspects). For the second moment we selected, from among the 15 interviews, meaningful lived experiences for the participants from a formative standpoint, and grouped them according to 8 fundamental lived experiences: 1) the lived experience of improvisation (the urgency of life); 2) the lived experience of death; 3) the lived experience of woundedness; 4) the lived experience of violence; 5) the lived experience of solidarity; 6) the lived experience of the periphery; 7) the lived experience of maternity; and 8) the lived experience of religiosity. The individual analysis of the 4 participants allowed us to identify a common formative movement, featuring high intensity psycho-physical lived experiences which culminated in the experience of personal limits in the face of a situation of imminent death. This latter experience, in its turn, led to the experience of the listening of the self and the recognition of an interior appeal towards fulfillment (the personal nucleus), originating the purpose of giving life a new direction. However, this purposes achievement did not take place automatically, but was characterized by moments of inner struggle between this decision (proper to the spiritual dimension) and the reactive psychological movement of the search of welfare and security, which pointed towards keeping the person in her status quo. The last recognized moment was the free decision to follow the sensed appeal, setting off a process of transformation of the person and her context. We observed, also, during this process, that the recognition of the personal nucleuss appeal is not enough for the person to take over her lifes direction, but that she needs a minimal amount of vital force in order to be fulfilled in this direction. Accordingly, we have identified 5 sources of the spiritual vital force that will support the participants in this process, which may serve as signposts for future interventions: 1) the neighborhoods history; 2) art (dance, music, films); 3) the experience of solidarity; 4) the persons own life history (witness); and 5) religiosity. We have also discovered, as orientation points for future interventions, the need of work that allows the inhabitants to express their lived experiences and to develop their spiritual dimension (intellect and will). Finally, we have been able to witness the beauty and the strength of the human person, both of which no violent context has the power to dispel
Voorhies, Katherine Desiree. "Static and Dynamic Stress/Strain Properties for Human and Porcine Eyes." Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/31867.
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Jones, Eleanor. "Investigation of the effects of mechanical strain in human tenocytes." Thesis, University of East Anglia, 2012. https://ueaeprints.uea.ac.uk/42329/.
Full textMurrell, Isa. "Developing a Human Cytomegalovirus strain for better in vitro research." Thesis, Cardiff University, 2014. http://orca.cf.ac.uk/70849/.
Full textTamimi, Ehab A., Jeffrey D. Pyne, Dominic K. Muli, Katelyn F. Axman, Stephen J. Howerton, Matthew R. Davis, Christopher A. Girkin, and Geest Jonathan P. Vande. "Racioethnic Differences in Human Posterior Scleral and Optic Nerve Stump Deformation." ASSOC RESEARCH VISION OPHTHALMOLOGY INC, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/626003.
Full textCampbell, Katherine Gillian. "An investigation into strain within the patellar tendon." Thesis, University of Nottingham, 2011. http://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/12050/.
Full textMarecki, Andrew T. (Andrew Thomas). "Skin strain analysis software for the study of human skin deformation." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/74986.
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Skin strain studies have never been conducted in a precise and automated fashion. Previous in vivo strain investigations have been labor intensive and the data resolution was extremely limited such that their results were largely qualitative. There is a need for a better system to collect, compute, and output strain measurements of the skin in vivo for the purpose of designing better mechanical interfaces with the body. Interfaces that have the same strain behavior as human skin can minimize shear forces and discomfort for the user. One particular application is improving the design of prosthetic liners for amputees, creating a second skin sleeve that provides support without hindering movement. A custom approach offering high resolution marker density, automatic point tracking and correspondences, and computational transparency is presented in this thesis. The entire computational toolbox is presented, which takes in high resolution digital photographs, tracks points on the surface of the body, corresponds points between body poses, computes a series of strain measures, and graphically displays these data. The results of studies of a full bodied human knee and a transtibial amputee's residual limb are presented here as well.
by Andrew T. Marecki.
S.M.
Sayeur, Mathieu. "Mechanical Modeling of Human Platelets Membrane." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/32876.
Full textMok, Yu-Keung. "Studies on the DNA binding domain human papillomavirus strain 16 E2 protein." Thesis, University of Cambridge, 1996. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.264157.
Full textBerns, Madalyn S. (Madalyn Sarah). "Enhancing human metabolic economy in stair climbing via an elastic crutch mechanism." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/68936.
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Crutching provides a significant increase in mobility for those with limited walking ability. While level ground walking with crutches has been studied in many different forms, stair climbing is a more energetically taxing activity and the upper arm and shoulder strength required is not always available in weaker or severely injured patients. We posit that the introduction of parallel springs spanning the elbow joint will improve the crutching experience by helping patients attain a metabolic reduction compared to unassisted locomotion. Here, we present a foundation for achieving metabolic reduction with joint-spanning elastic elements. Our approach includes three parts. First, we present an augmented crutch design with an elbow spring that can be modified with different stiffnesses. Second, we put forth a clinical testing protocol in which we measure metabolic economy via the pulmonary gas exchange technique (Vo2avg). Simultaneously recording electromyographic (EMG) signals from the primary active muscles provides a neuromuscular interpretation of the crutching activity not captured by the black-box metabolic techniques. We complete the picture by modeling the energetics of the effective elbow muscle by incorporating empirical measurements of maximum angular velocity achieved under a range of isotonic conditions. The metabolic data exhibits trends consistent with our hypothesis of metabolic reduction; although, more subjects are needed to confirm these results. All subjects reported a feeling of augmentation at the optimal stiffness condition. An analysis of the EMG results show a clear transition in muscle usage patterns from a triceps only power stroke to a combined usage of both triceps and biceps. Where the triceps are maximally active during the non-augmented state, as stiffness increases the biceps become more active and the total activation level drops, suggesting the this shift is at least partially responsible for the observed metabolic reduction. While the model correctly predicts the relative shape of the observed curve, the optimal stiffness predictions are higher than their empirical equivalents. This is most likely due to the extra help the triceps muscles received from active stabilization and power muscles not considered in the model. With a more complete muscular picture one could begin to construct an accurate method of prediction and tuning of optimal stiffness.
by Madalyn S. Berns.
S.M.
Lautridou, Jacky. "Determination of inherited or acquired factors involved in decompression sickness : creation of a DCS resistant rat strain." Thesis, Brest, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017BRES0135.
Full textDecompression Sickness is one of the most serious hazards for divers. It is usually admitted that DCS origins from circulating bubbles. However, a strong inter-individual variability exists between divers, resulting in a poor correlation between bubble grade and DCS symptoms. Several physiological mechanisms have been linked with DCS, but none of them appeared to be determinant in the onset of the pathology. In this context, medicine precision techniques may offer new insights, with a broader approach.During this thesis, we used proteomics to investigate changes of the plasma proteome of rats and divers during diving, with and without DCS, and aimed at finding biomarkers of early DCS development. We found that acute inflammation may play a role in the onset on DCS, and that proteomics may be fitted to look for new biomarkers. We also used a selection protocol to create a new DCS resistant rat strain, which was significantly more resistant than classic Wistar rats. Moreover, DCS resistance was gained in a matter of only 2 reproductions cycles (only 1 for females), which gives evidence of heritable components of DCS resistance/susceptibility that might be carried out by the X chromosome. A characterization of this DCS resistant strain showed a number of physiological adaptations gained during the selection process. Indeed, DCS resistant rats showed a decreased mitochondrial oxygen global consumption, a decrease of vascular smooth muscle contraction and relaxation as well as a raise of neutrophils count among males.Further characterization of the DCS resistant strain will focus on transcriptomic and genetic studies, especially on the genomic region of interest located on the X chromosome
Bisplinghoff, Jill Aliza. "Biomechanical Response of the Human Eye to Dynamic Loading." Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/31880.
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The purpose of this thesis is to characterize the biomechanical response of the human eye to dynamic loading. A number of test series were conducted with different loading conditions to gather data. A drop tower pressurization system was used to dynamically increase intraocular pressure until rupture. Results for rupture pressure, stress and strain were reported. Water streams that varied in diameter and velocity were developed using a customized pressure system to impact eyes. Intraocular pressure, normalized energy and eye injury risk were reported. A Facial and Ocular Countermeasure Safety (FOCUS) headform was used to measure the force applied to a synthetic eye during each hit from projectile shooting toys. The risk of eye injury for each impact was reported. These data provide new and significant research to the field of eye injury biomechanics to further the understanding of eye injury thresholds.
Master of Science
Kusano, Mariana Bar. "A antropologia de Edith Stein: entre Deus e a filosofia." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2009. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/2136.
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The purpose of this project is the study of Edith Stein s (1891-1942) philosophical and theological anthropology and its implications on pedagogy. In this sense, Stein s anthropology presents itself as a great effort to comprehend the human being s profound structure, considering the relations established with things, with other human beings and, finally , with God. Her analysis start based on Husserl s phenomenological method and, afterwards, are submitted to Tomas de Aquino s metaphisical indagations. On this movement between Husserl s phenomenology and Tomas de Aquino s metaphisics, Edith Stein describes the essencial constitution of the human being as constituent of body, soul and spirit as well as this essencial structure s individuation. Edith Stein s analysis on the human being comes from a pedagogical requirement and, for this reason, this project presents as a hypothesis the attempt to demonstrate how the anthropology of philosophical nature and the anthropology that lies on Revealed data can constitute as the fundaments of the pedagogy practice and theory. For that, many writings from the author and from scholars of the author have been studied in order to exemplify and confirm the analysis and interpretations on the subject-matter
O objeto deste trabalho é voltado para o estudo da antropologia filosófica e teológica de Edith Stein (1891-1942) e as suas implicações com a pedagogia. Neste sentido, a antropologia de Stein se apresenta como um largo esforço em compreender a estrutura profunda do ser humano, tanto na relação que ele estabelece com as coisas, como na relação que ele mantém com outros seres humanos e, por fim, na sua relação com Deus. Suas análises procedem do método fenomenológico de Husserl para serem, posteriormente, submetidas à indagação metafísica de Tomás de Aquino e, neste movimento, que vai da fenomenologia ao tomismo, Stein descreve a constituição essencial do ser humano, enquanto formado por corpo, alma e espírito, bem como a individuação dessa estrutura essencial. A análise steiniana sobre o homem parte de uma exigência pedagógica e, por esta razão, o presente trabalho apresenta como hipótese a tentativa de demonstrar de que maneira a antropologia de cunho filosófico e a antropologia que repousa sobre os dados Revelados, constituem o fundamento da prática e da teoria pedagógica. Para isso, foram solicitados diversos textos da autora e alguns estudiosos de sua obra, a fim de iluminar, exemplificar e constatar as análises e interpretações sobre o tema aqui pesquisado
Cavers, Andrew. "Mechanical strain bioreactor design and assessment for culture of human airway smooth muscle." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/59236.
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Towler, James Charles. "Transcriptome activity of human cytomegalovirus (strain Merlin) in fibroblasts, epithelial cells and astrocytes." Thesis, Connect to e-thesis record to view abstract. Move to record for print version, 2007. http://theses.gla.ac.uk/42/.
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Dong, Honglin. "The immunomodulatory effect of a probiotic strain Lactobacillus casei Shirota on human volunteers." Thesis, University of Reading, 2011. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.541970.
Full textMarriott, H. M. "Unstructured tetrahedral elements for explicit large strain, dynamic impact on human body components." Thesis, Swansea University, 2001. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.638006.
Full textAldujaily, Esraa Abdulaal. "An investigation of tumour-associated macrophages and statin therapy in human pulmonary adenocarcinoma." Thesis, University of Leicester, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2381/43086.
Full textJensen, Elisabeth Rose. "In vivo quantification of three dimensional volumetric strain in the human tibialis anterior." Thesis, College of Medicine - Mayo Clinic, 2016. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=10111521.
Full textIntramuscular pressure (IMP), which is closely correlated with both active and passive muscle tension, may become a useful supplement to current clinical tools as a means to quantify individual muscle-generated force. A continuing challenge associated with this measure is its non-uniform distribution, which is not yet fully understood. Several studies have observed that pressure increases with muscle depth. Conservation of mass suggests that these regional pressure differences may result from non-uniformly distributed changes in local tissue volume. Therefore, the overarching goal of this work was to characterize volumetric strain distribution in skeletal muscle as a means to better understand the mechanism driving the non-uniform IMP distribution.
Three-dimensional volumetric strain distribution had not been previously quantified in skeletal muscle; therefore the bulk of this thesis work revolved around developing and validating a method for this purpose using cine Phase Contrast (CPC) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). CPC MRI has been previously used to quantify 2D strain distribution in skeletal muscle. Fortunately, the method lends itself to 3D measurements using multiple slice data collection, but this requires a lengthy data acquisition time. We chose to develop the method during passive tension of the human tibialis anterior (TA), because passive tension is closely correlated with IMP and the motion repeatability is more readily controlled and maintained for an extended duration than active tension.
As hypothesized, volumetric strain was found to be non-uniformly distributed during passive tension of the human TA with a decreasing trend from the anterior (superficial) to the posterior (deep) muscle regions. These data align with previously observed trends of decreasing IMP near the muscle surface and may provide important insight into ideal sensor placement regions to maximize measurement repeatability. These results advance our understanding of the tension-IMP relationship in muscle by providing insight into the mechanism behind the non-uniform distribution of IMP. Furthermore, this work has strong potential to contribute to a computational model relating IMP to muscle tension by way of volumetric strain.
Diston, David. "Characterisation and UV inactivation of bacteriophages infecting human-specific Bacteroides strain GB-124." Thesis, University of Brighton, 2010. https://research.brighton.ac.uk/en/studentTheses/5de499d2-4802-476e-b163-e4d37087df54.
Full textRostvik, Maia. ""Hemma på min gata i stan..." : Tillhörighet, identitetsskapande och fritid bland unga flickor i Gottsunda." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Kulturgeografiska institutionen, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-145239.
Full textKemper, Andrew Robb. "Material Properties of Human Rib Cortical Bone from Dynamic Tension Coupon Testing." Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/43709.
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Howes, Meghan K. "Injury Mechanisms, Tissue Properties, and Response of the Post-Mortem Human Abdomen in Frontal Impact." Diss., Virginia Tech, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/24382.
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Tsantrizos, Anthony. "Internal deformation and strain of human lumbar intervertebral discs subjected to multi-axial loads." Thesis, McGill University, 2005. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=86056.
Full textSubsequently, these methods were used to quantify intradiscal deformations and strains in healthy and degenerated intervertebral discs during sub-maximal loads. Eighteen healthy and degenerated intervertebral discs were subjected with wires placed within and beads glued along their mid-traversal plane surface, to compression, extension, flexion and lateral bending. Cramo-caudal radiographs at unloaded and loaded steps documented wire and bead positions. Intradiscal nucleus pulposus displacements, circumferential, radial and shear strains in the annulus fibrosus and transitional zone under load were compared among all anatomical regions and between healthy and degenerated intervertebral discs.
The methods develop to estimate intradiscal strains from intradiscal wire intersection displacements demonstrated a relative overall accuracy of 2.9% (i.e. percent error from theoretical estimations). Generally, intradiscal circumferential and radial strains decreased from the transitional zone to the annulus fibrosus and increased at the side of bending during all bending conditions. Circumferential and radial strain peaks were observed in the postero-lateral regions even in healthy intervertebral discs during extension and lateral bending. Shear strains were generally uniform within the healthy intervertebral disc. Degeneration significantly increased intradiscal circumferential, radial and shear strains during all bending conditions (particularly in the postero-lateral regions). The increased nucleus pulposus migration in degenerative intervertebral discs appeared to have caused the increases in circumferential and radial strains and to some extent perhaps increases in shears strains.
The inner postero-lateral annulus fibrosus is predisposed to excessive normal circumferential and radial strains early on which coincide with morphological changes observed in the same regions. This observation suggests a predisposition to failure likely due to an inability of resisting delaminating normal strains. Furthermore, the increased nucleus pulposus migration observed in degenerated intervertebral discs appears to shift the pivot point during bending movements more posterior, which consequently forces the postero-lateral regions to consistently experience higher circumferential and radial strains. These effects may contribute to the segmental instability observed in degenerated motion segments prior to intervertebral disc failure.
Demarchi, Luciana. "A CONCEPÇÃO SOBRE SER HUMANO PARA O DISCENTE DO CURSO DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO: APROXIMAÇÕES COM A FENOMENOLOGIA DE EDITH STEIN." Universidade Metodista de São Paulo, 2013. http://tede.metodista.br/jspui/handle/tede/45.
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The great revolutions that the official story reports, present a common aspect: the evolution of the communication process coupled with technological developments. Since the twentieth century, the information began to circulate in scalar number and speed. The interdependence and interconnectedness of countries, nations and people narrowed because mobility in virtual space, progressively relativizing distances and geophysical spaces. However, the amount of knowledge, scientific improvement and economic development is not enogh to answer, specifically, issues that spread among the human kind. In this scenario, the present work aims to close the gap among the concept of human being based on students from the administration and the existential categories presents at Edith Stein s studies, focused on specific objectives: Understand what is human being is for to the administration course students in a HEI Confessional at the ABC Paulista ; describe what human being is based on the Edith Stein s phenomenological theory; seek convergence, divergence and / or idiosyncrasies between reports from administration students in an HEI Confessional at ABC Paulista and Edith Stein s theory. To this end, five reports of administration students were obtained, which allowed approximations, convergence-divergence with the analytic conception categories of the human being at the Edith Stein s theory for each subject, based on the master question: " what is human to you? ". After that, the interviews were analyzed with reference in the work of Edith Stein ( eidetic phenomenology ) , Castro (2003 ) , Flauzino (2012 ) and Stanislaus (2010 ) , fulfilling the following steps : naive reports lateralization, sense units assesment, phenomenological categories survey and analysis, which enabled the inter subjective and objective dialogue, with the theoretical assumptions about the topic in spot. Those categories are: 1. Physical and Living Body. 2. Soul; Psychophysical Subject 3. Community. From the analysis of the categories, it was observed that the concept of human being converges to the unity of the being concept, being concept that this is composed of a living body, psyche and soul, in order to facilitate their relationship with each other and with the environment. You can not be human, without an encounter with other human being, without mutual respect, without the freedom to be what you are. The communitarian dimension, in which it is only possible to carry humanity through acts of freedom, respect and compassion, came up from the reports. It was also unveiled within these reports, that when it human life is performed smoothly when it is achieved entirety. Power will then through prove the phenomenon , get a new way of looking, thinking and questioning practices experienced in Administration Science, contributing to the critical mass for applied social sciences administration built, reflecting on what's the core and more structuring at the administration student.
As grandes Revoluções que a história oficial relata apresentam um aspecto comum: a evolução do processo de comunicação aliada à evolução tecnológica. A partir do Século XX, as informações passaram a circular em número e em velocidade escalares. A interdependência e a interligação dos países, nações e pessoas estreitaram-se, pois a mobilidade no espaço virtual, progressivamente, relativiza as distâncias e os espaços geofísicos. Todavia, a avalanche de conhecimento, de aprimoramento científico e de desenvolvimento econômico parece não ser suficiente para responder, concretamente, as questões que ainda assolam a humanidade. Neste cenário, o presente trabalho tem por objetivo aproximar a concepção de ser humano para discentes do curso de administração com as categorias existenciais presentes no pensamento de Edith Stein, por meio dos objetivos específicos: Compreender o que é ser humano para o discente do curso de administração em uma IES Confessional do ABC Paulista; descrever o que é ser humano a partir do pensamento fenomenológico de Edith Stein; buscar convergências, divergências e/ou idiossincrasias entre os relatos de discentes do curso de administração em uma IES Confessional do ABC Paulista e o pensamento de Edith Stein. Para tal, foram colhidos cinco relatos de discentes de administração, por meio dos quais foram feitas aproximações, convergências-divergências com as categorias analíticas da concepção de ser humano no pensamento de Edith Stein para cada sujeito, tendo como questão norteadora: o que é ser humano para você ? Após a coleta, as entrevistas foram analisadas tendo como referência os trabalhos de Edith Stein (fenomenologia eidética), Castro (2003), Flauzino (2012) e Estanislau (2010), cumprindo as seguintes etapas: literalização dos relatos ingênuos, levantamento das unidades de sentido, levantamento e análise fenomenológica das categorias, as quais possibilitaram o diálogo intersubjetivo e objetivo com os pressupostos teóricos sobre o tema em pauta. Categorias estas denominadas de: 1. Corpo Físico e Corpo Vivente; 2. Espírito; Sujeito Psicofísico; 3. Comunidade. A partir da análise das categorias, observou-se que a concepção de ser humano conflui para a unidade do ser, ser este que é composto por corpo vivente, psique e espírito, de forma a possibilitar relações com o outro e com o ambiente. Não é possível ser humano sem um encontro com o outro, sem o respeito mútuo, sem a liberdade de ser o que se é. Emerge a dos relatos a dimensão comunitária, somente na qual se é possível realizar a humanidade, por meio de atos de liberdade, respeito e de compaixão. Desvelou-se também dentro destes relatos, que quando se é humano, a vida em seu todo é realizada de forma harmoniosa. Poder-se-á, então, por meio do revelar-se do fenômeno, obter uma nova forma de olhar, de pensar e questionar as práticas vivenciadas na Administração, contribuindo com a formação de uma massa crítica para as ciências sociais aplicadas da administração, ao refletir sobre o que há de mais estruturante e nuclear no discente de administração.
Calkins, Thomas B. "Nanocomposite High Displacement Strain Gauges for use in Human-Machine Interfaces: Applications in Hand Pose Determination." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2011. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/2627.
Full textGao, Liang. "Ultrasound Elasticity Imaging of Human Posterior Tibial Tendon." Diss., The University of Arizona, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/338897.
Full textHurley, Nicole Elizabeth. "Modulating the Functional Contributions of c-Myc to the Human Endothelial Cell Cyclic Strain Response." Diss., Georgia Institute of Technology, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1853/19822.
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