6 results on '"Brewer, Brian"'
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2. Pictavia Aurea
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Aguayo Cisternas, Gonzalo, Aguirre Martínez, Guillermo, Aichinger, Wolfram, Alavedra i Regàs, Jaume, Almeida Cabrejas, Belén, Andrès, Christian, Antonucci, Fausta, Aramburo, Ana Cabrero, Badía Fumaz, Rocío, Balestrino, Graciela, Bègue, Alain, Belloni, Benedetta, Berruezo Sánchez, Diana, Brewer, Brian, Brioso Santos, Héctor, Campa Gutiérrez, Mariano de la, Campbell Manjarrez, Ysla, Cantalapiedra, Sofía, Capique, Luc, Carreira, Antonio, Castillo, Moisés R., Chouza-Calo, María del Pilar, Cicchetti, Ester Lidia, Cobelo, Silvia, Cohen, Shai, Coppola, Leonardo, Cuenca, Isabel Pérez, Dadson, Trevor J., Delmondes, Karine, Egido, Aurora, Endress, Heinz-Peter, Esteva de Llobet, Lola, Fernández Guillermo, Leonor, Fine, Ruth, Gallo, Antonella, Garau, Jaume, García, Fermín, García Aguilar, Ignacio, García González, Almudena, Gerber, Clea, Gil Encabo, Fermín, Gómez Sánchez-Ferrer, Guillermo, Gonçalves Migliari, Giselle Cristina, González Cañal, Rafael, González Maya, Juan Carlos, González Miranda, Marta, Gutiérrez Gil, Alberto, Gutiérrez Meza, José Elías, Hernández-Torres, Ivette N., Hernando Morata, Isabel, Herrán Alonso, Emma, Herrera Vázquez, Manuel, Infantes, Víctor, Izquierdo, Adrián, Izquierdo Domingo, Amparo, Jerez-Gómez, Jesús David, Johnson, Paul Michael, Kallendorf, Hilaire, Kleinhempel Predmore, Michael, Kroll, Simon, Lagreca de Olio, María Cristina, Lamari, Naima, Lara Alberola, Eva, Leonetti, Francesca, Llamas Martínez, Jacobo, Loeza, Alejandro, Londero, Renata, Lugo Bertrán, Dorian, Marcello, Elena E., Marguet, Christine, Marín Cobos, Almudena, Mariscal Hay, Beatriz, Martínez, Clara Marías, Martínez Navarro, María del Rosario, Mascarell, Purificació, Mattza, Carmela V., McCarl, Clayton, Merkl, Heinrich, Meunier, Philippe, Miaja de la Peña, María Teresa, Mierau, Konstantin, Miró Martí, Oriol, Mishra, Sabyasachi, Morabito, Maria Teresa, Moya García, Cristina, Muñoz Pérez, Laura S., Muratta Bunsen, Eduardo, Neri, Stefano, Nishida, Emma, Ohanna, Natalio, Ontiveros Valdés, Adriana, Ortega, Aleksín, Pagnotta, Carmen Josefina, Pastor Comín, Juan José, Peñasco González, Sandra Ma, Pérez Martínez, Ángel, Periñán, Blanca, Pilat Zuzankiewicz, Marta, Rabaté, Philippe, Rabell, Carmen R., Rice, Robin Ann, Robledo-González, Laura, Rodríguez, Mayra S. Ortiz, Rodríguez Cáceres, Milagros, Rodríguez Mansilla, Fernando, Rouane Soupault, Isabelle, Rubio Árquez, Marcial, Ruiz Pérez, Pedro, Rull, Enrique, Rull Suárez, Ana, Ruta, Maria Caterina, Sáez, Adrián J., Salido López, José Vicente, Sánchez, Juan A., Sanz Manzano, María Ángeles, Scamuzzi, Iole, Serés, Guillermo, Servera Baño, José, Suárez Miramón, Ana, Teixeira de Souza, Ana Aparecida, Tobar, Maria Luisa, Toledo Chammas Cassar, Denise, Torres, Luc, Torres Corominas, Eduardo, Udaondo Alegre, Juan, Vallejo González, María, Vega García-Luengos, Germán, Vidorreta Torres, Almudena, Villarino, Marta, Vincent-Cassy, Cécile, Voinier, Sarah, Wright, Elizabeth R., Yoshida, Saiko, Zúñiga Lacruz, Ana, Bègue, Alain, and Herrán Alonso, Emma
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Siglo del Oro ,Literature ,literatura ,cultura ,DSB ,LIT004280 - Abstract
Este volumen, titulado Pictavia aurea, reúne 131 estudios que constituyen una granada muestra de los debates y las presentaciones en torno a la cultura hispánica del Siglo de Oro que entre los días 11 y 15 de julio de 2011 se dieron en la ciudad de Poitiers (Francia) en el marco del IX congreso de la Asociación Internacional “Siglo de Oro”. Auspiciada por la Universidad de Poitiers, a través del Centro de Estudios de la Literatura española de Entre Siglos (siglos xvii-xviii) (CELES XVII-XVIII) y el laboratorio «Formes et Représentations en Linguistique et Littérature» (FoReLL), la convocatoria reunió en la ciudad francesa a 276 participantes y a un centenar de asistentes en la novena edición del Congreso de la Asociación, que celebró entonces la efeméride del 450o aniversario del nacimiento de Luis de Góngora. A Isaías Lerner, maestro de la filología hispánica
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3. Effect of Sodium Phosphate Supplementation on Cycling Time Trial Performance and VO2 1 and 8 Days Post Loading
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Cameron P. Brewer, Brian Dawson, Karen E. Wallman, Kym J. Guelfi
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lcsh:Sports ,lactate ,lcsh:GV557-1198.995 ,heart rate ,RPE ,lcsh:Sports medicine ,lcsh:RC1200-1245 ,Serum phosphate - Abstract
This study examined the effect of 6 days of sodium phosphate (SP) (50 mg·kg·FFM-1·day-1) or placebo (PL) supplementation in trained cyclists on either 100 kJ (23.9 Kcal) (~3-4 min) or 250 kJ (59.7 Kcal) (~10-12 min) time trials performances both 1 and 8 days post-supplementation. Trials were performed in a counterbalanced crossover design, with a 28-day washout period between supplementation phases. No significant differences, moderate-large ES (d) or likely (or greater) smallest worthwhile change (SWC) values were recorded for time to completion and mean power output on days 1 and 8 post-supplementation, both within and between SP and PL for either the 100 or 250 kJ (23.9 or 59.7 Kcal) trials. In the 100 kJ (23.9 Kcal) trial (only) first minute VO2 tended to be higher in SP8 than both PL8 (d = 0.60; 88/10/2 SWC) and SP1 (d = 0.47: 82/15/3 SWC), as was mean VO2 (PL8: d = 0.77; 93/6/1 SWC and SP1: d = 0.84; 90/8/3 SWC). No significant differences were found for heart rate, ratings of perceived exertion and blood lactate post-exercise within or between any trials, while serum phosphate values were not different before or after supplementation with SP or PL. In conclusion, this study showed a tendency for increased VO2 in a short duration (100 kJ/ 23.9 Kcal: ~3-4 min) cycling test on day 8 after SP supplementation, but no differences in 100 or 250 kJ (23.9 or 59.7 Kcal) time trials performances were observed.
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4. La economí a en Cervantes: Espacios sociales de intercambio y productividad
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Brewer, Brian D
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5. Job satisfaction among social workers : a test of the Herzberg two-factor theory
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Brewer, Brian Wilbur.
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Paper copy at Leddy Library: Theses & Major Papers - Basement, West Bldg. / Call Number: Thesis1979 .B749. Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 40-07, page: . Thesis (M.S.W.)--University of Windsor (Canada), 1979.
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6. Challenges for expatriate managers:an exploration of cross-cultural management, adjustment, and training issues faced by Anglo-American managers in Hong Kong
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Brewer, Brian
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This field work study furthers understanding about expatriate management, in particular, the nature of cross-cultural management in Hong Kong involving Anglo-American expatriate and Chinese host national managers, the important features of adjustment for expatriates living and working there, and the type of training which will assist them to adjust and to work successfully in this Asian environment. Qualitative and quantitative data on each issue was gathered during in-depth interviews in Hong Kong, using structured interview schedules, with 39 expatriate and 31 host national managers drawn from a cross-section of functional areas and organizations. Despite the adoption of Western technology and the influence of Western business practices, micro-level management in Hong Kong retains a cultural specificity which is consistent with the norms and values of Chinese culture. There are differences in how expatriates and host nationals define their social roles, and Hong Kong's recent colonial history appears to influence cross-cultural interpersonal interactions. The inability of the spouse and/or family to adapt to Hong Kong is identified as a major reason for expatriate assignments to fail, though the causes have less to do with living away from family and friends, than with Hong Kong's highly urbanized environment and the heavy demands of work. Culture shock is not identified as a major problem, but in Hong Kong micro-level social factors require greater adjustment than macro-level societal factors. The adjustment of expatriate managers is facilitated by a strong orientation towards career development and hard work, possession of technical/professional expertise, and a willingness to engage in a process of continuous 'active learning' with respect to the host national society and culture. A four-part model of manager training suitable for Hong Kong is derived from the study data. It consists of a pre-departure briefing, post-arrival cross-cultural training, language training in basic Cantonese and in how to communicate more effectively in English with non-native speakers, and the assignment of a mentor to newly arrived expatriate managers.
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