Exame Físico Do Sistema Vascular Periférico

Aragão, José Aderval; Oliveira, Carla Grasiela Santos de; Costa, Adler Teixeira Machado Nissink; Aragão, Felipe Matheus Sant’Anna; Aragão, Iapunira Catarina Sant’Anna; Aragão, Marina Elizabeth Cavalcanti de SantAnna; Guerra, Danilo Ribeiro; Reis, Francisco Prado

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“…For example, there is a consensus that establishing a well-functioning civil society in countries featuring weak civil society activism may take longer than a generation. 161 And in view of the 'stickiness' of member state institutions, it is unlikely that dramatic institutional change will occur overnight. Because of the limited attention to 'what is out there' -instead of what should be there -to remedy compliance problems, there is little knowledge about the functioning of existing 'could-be solutions'.…”

Section: Problems With Eu Implementation Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…160 The Commission, however, faces the challenge of "balancing the need for uniformity and legality with the need to utilise some 'rule of reason' to prevent offending the less committed Europeans". 161 The "politics-of-reputation game" that follows from this challenge may lead the Commission to act as a strong guardian in certain cases and to tolerate noncompliance in others, 162 while at the same time attempting to balance the need to maintain its credibility as an impartial and unbiased guardian. 163 Next to capacity limitations and the reputational and political costs that may withhold the Commission from starting infringement proceedings, is the lack of enforceability of some EU rules.…”

Section: Restraint With the Imposition Of Sanctionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For the sake of completeness, it should be added that the SAFA Directive already includes reporting templates. 161 Since these templates are an integral part of the directive, they do not qualify as post-legislative guidance.…”

Section: The Safa Guidance Materialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…160 On the implementation side we find EIONET, the European Environment Information and Observation Network. 161 EIONET is a network of the European Environment Bureau, which includes approximately 1,000 experts from 39 countries in over 350 national environment agencies and other bodies that deal with environmental information. EIONET aims to provide information and expertise about the state of the environment in Europe, allowing policy makers to monitor the effectiveness of the policies that have been implemented.…”

Section: Figure 11 Network In the Context Of The Ippc Directivementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the Netherlands -traditionally known as an environmental leader but currently classified as an average performer when it comes to the quality of the environment 161 -state authorities and civil society seem to be engaged in what is best defined as a 'love-hate relationship'. Environmental organisations act as challengers of the state, officials say; they have persistently screened IPPC permits, pointed out what they regarded as sore points, used administrative objection and appeal procedures, and started court proceedings.…”

Section: The Netherlands: Ambivalent Perceptions Of Constructive Pressurementioning

confidence: 99%

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Section: Problems With Eu Implementation Researchmentioning

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Inclinação Do Terreno E Tipo De Material Combustível Afetam a Velocidade De Propagação Do Fogo Em Condições Experimentais

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Nunes

Santos

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Ambiente (Boa Vista)

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O emprego do fogo como uma ferramenta de manejo no uso da terra é uma prática nociva aos ecossistemas da Amazônia. Apesar da sua importância, poucos estudos vêm sendo realizados na região para avaliar o comportamento do fogo sob condições ambientais. O estudo teve como objetivo avaliar a velocidade de propagação do fogo simulando, experimentalmente, a inclinação do terreno em quatro tratamentos (0o; 15º; 30º; 45º) com três repetições de diferentes tipos de combustível. Os combustíveis utilizados foram derivados da liteira (material fino) de pastagem, capoeira e floresta. Os combustíveis foram dispostos sobre dois tablados de madeira medindo 1,02 m2 (0,6 m x 1,7 m) formando uma camada homogênea de 8-10 cm de espessura. A ignição do material foi realizada com pinga-fogo na base da rampa. O fogo foi apagado quando as chamas alcançavam o final do tablado. A maior velocidade média de propagação (0,1328 m s-1) foi observada no material combustível da pastagem a 45º de inclinação, enquanto a menor velocidade (0,0020 m s-1) foi derivada do material da capoeira a 30º de inclinação. De modo geral, a inclinação simulada do terreno e os tipos de combustíveis afetaram positivamente a velocidade de espalhamento do fogo. No entanto, problemas no controle de algumas variáveis do experimento conferiram um viés negativo aos resultados. Diante do aumento vertiginoso das ocorrências de incêndios florestais observados nos últimos anos, é fundamental compreender as condicionantes ambientais que maximizam a propagação do fogo, sendo crucial para a elaboração de políticas públicas mais eficientes para a Amazônia.

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Exame Físico Do Sistema Vascular Periférico

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What works to make EU law work? An analysis of the usefulness of national, transnational, and supranational compliance instruments

What works to make EU law work? An analysis of the usefulness of national, transnational, and supranational compliance instruments

Inclinação Do Terreno E Tipo De Material Combustível Afetam a Velocidade De Propagação Do Fogo Em Condições Experimentais

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