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La transcription des symboles et des caractères spéciaux utilisés dans la version originale de ce résumé n’a pas été possible en raison de limitations techniques. La version correcte de ce résumé peut être lue en PDF.<br /><br /> Le but principal de ce projet de recherche est d'évaluer la nécessité d'insérer une étape d'ultrafiltration dans le procédé de production de biopesticides à base du Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) variété kurstaki (Btk) en utilisant les milieux résiduels comme substrat de fermentation, et de développer une formulation des biopesticides ainsi obtenus. En effet, il a été prouvé, que l'usage des milieux résiduels réduit de moitié le coût de production des biopesticides Bt par rapport au milieu conventionnel de soja. Les milieux résiduels utilisés comme substrats de fermentation sont: la boue …
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La transcription des symboles et des caractères spéciaux utilisés dans la version originale de ce résumé n’a pas été possible en raison de limitations techniques. La version correcte de ce résumé peut être lue en PDF.<br /><br /> Les micro- et nano-plastiques, qu’ils soient primaires ou secondaires sont aujourd’hui désignés comme polluants émergents. Leur présence dans les eaux usées, douces, marines, et même potables ainsi que leurs interactions entrainent des effets toxiques sur les organismes aquatiques. Ils sont retrouvés également dans les aliments tels que les fruits de mer (poisson, huitres, … etc.) et le sel marin. Généralement composés de polymères synthétiques et d’additifs, ce sont des particules du plastique utilisé couramment dans plusieurs domaines d’applications (l’industrie textile, cosmétique, ménager et électroménager, etc.), soit déjà avec la …
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Its viewpoint is opposed to that of the Bell Telephone Company for whom the telephone developed "naturally" in Canada.
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Mihnea Berindei, Gilles Veinstein, The Ottomans in Southern Crimea and in the region of the Azov sea during the first half of the sixteenth century.The annexation by the Ottomans of the Southern Crimea and of the Azov sea, which had started in 1475, resulted in the constitution of the livâ' of Kefe. The study of the two census registrations carried out in this province in 1516-1519 and in 1542 respectively, gives a precise picture of the region during the first half of the sixteenth century. It is only in the Southwestern Crimea — which preserves its secular characteristics of an agricultural country with mainly a Christian-Orthodox population — that Turkish possessions form a continuous chain of cities and rural sites with villages. In contrast to this area — incidentally a stagnant one — on the rest of the coast, the Ottoman possessions were limited to mere enclaved territories and bridge-heads (Kefe, Kerš, Taman, Azaq, Qopa, Temruq). Here, further to fisheries, especially in the region of Azaq, Turkish targets are mainly military and commercial: the capital of the province, Kefe, is according to the Ottoman pattern, at once a city, a fortress and a harbour of primary importance. Here, the population develops by the immigration from neighbouring countries and its Muslim character is intensified, even though Armenians still constitute (as in the past) the most numerous community of Kefe. Here, finally, the Porte grants its utmost care to the manpower and war material (artillery included) of the garrison — a subject on which our sources are exceptionally precise.Another contrast appears clearly from the comparison of the two successive budgets of the province, details of which are made fully available for our analysis by the census: in the second of these budgets there is a sharp fall in the state revenues derived from trade. The explanation of this brutal recession might be looked for in the diplomatic break between the khanate of Crimea and Muscovy, as well as in the development of the Polish-Moldavian trade route. These two major factors, which occurred between the two registration periods, have had a significant impact upon the commercial exchange between Moscow and Southern Crimea. The prosperity of this trade at the end of the fifteenth and at the beginning of the sixteenth centuries, together with a peaceful political situation, created the most auspicious conditions for the first decades of the Turkish domination in the area.
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The Fabulous History of a Kingdom, a show seen by over 1,200,000 spectators since its creation in 1988, contributes to the construction of collective memory. The Saguenay region is portrayed as open to the world, yet at the same time dependent upon this elsewhere, which makes the spectator forget the brilliance of the scenes, the costumes, the sets. But above all, the population, faced with many difficulties, back on their feet every time. The resilience of the community is staged not only in the storyline, but in the large number of actors on stage. This positive vision of history conveys a certain nationalism, and the history of the Kingdom is also that of Quebec, of its solidarity, of the trials it has overcome, and of its place in the world.
Keywords: Saguenay, mémoire collective, pageants, communauté, résilience, Saguenay, collective memory, pageants, community, resilience