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The structure of À la recherche du temps perdu is explained through the psychic experience of time of the protagonist of the novel, according to the Proustian conception of temporality in light of the thought of Saint Augustine, Henri Bergson and Edmund Husserl. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this paper is to examine the issue of time, duration and eternity in Spinoza in the light of Deleuzian philosophy. In this regard, first, we will take a closer look at what the Ethics says on this subject, and then some observations Deleuze makes about Spinoza and duration will be expressed. In doing so, it will be observed that, although essences are eternal, they are not timeless, but that there is an internal dynamic with other essences of which it cannot be understood without reference to time. Finally, Deleuze's interpretations of essences in Spinoza will be analyzed in order to think of a Spinoza's theory of time and eternity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Water scarcity in areas with abundant rainfall due to drought is, in a sense, contradictory; however, the effects of such a situation can have dramatic consequences on the productivity and development of communities. This work, derived from a finished research and financed with resources of the authors, evaluated the threat by drought in the department of Cordoba, Colombia, by means of the Standardized Index of Precipitation (SPI), for a critical scenario defined by the maximum intensities of events with occurrence of two years of return, using the information of 40 meteorological stations; evaluating the SPI to scales of 3 and 6 months and characterizing this index in terms of intensity, duration, frequency and magnitude. The results show the occurrence of droughts of moderate intensity, with frequency of 58 % and 56 % in quarterly and semestral scale respectively, resulting in threat by drought in medium and high categories for some areas of the department; which indicates that, although on the study area there are registered abundant rainfalls, it can be presented scarcity of the resource in the long term caused by droughts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper focuses on the prosody's most important acoustic parameters in the speech of Bogota without studies belonging to urban zone from Bogotá within the framework of AMPER-International project. The analyses were made considering the sex, modality, syntagma and the accentual typology. Principal results showed specific pattern related to fundamental frequency and duration, but not with intensity: the tonemes displayed the specific pattern described for Spanish, both for declarative (descending contour) and interrogative sentences (ascending contour); the tonal peaks were synchronized with atone vowel; tonic vowel were longer than the adjacent ones; in intensity parameter, when there were differences between tonic-posttonic contrast, tonic vowel was the strongest. In general, the acoustic parameters measures were significantly higher in female than in male voice. However, those data should be taken with caution given that this is the first study that analyzed the three acoustic parameters in Bogota voices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article we study the market duration of new housing built by developers in Mexico between 2013 and 2015. In particular, this document discusses whether the physical characteristics of housing, location (state), date put on sale, construction time, initial price, size of the developer, and size of the housing development have any effect on the duration of new houses in the market. We use a survival analysis Cox model. The most important results indicate that the likelihood of a new house being sold decreases with time and, in general, is lower for units that are more expensive, for those of larger size, with longer construction duration, as well as for those in smaller developments and built by smaller firms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article explores the sources of the concept of difference advanced by Deleuze and, in particular, the idea of a non-phenomenological difference, understood as internal difference. In the first part, Deleuze's appropriation of the concepts of memory and duration proposed by Bergson is explored, as if it corresponded with a response to Heidegger's systematization of Nietzsche, thus opening the concept of forces to others such as heterogeneity, relativity, and multiplicity. The second part contains a dicussion of the hypothesis according to which the immersion in the Bergsonian synthesis of time results in (i) the justification for the reformulation of the eternal return as repetition, (ii) the distinctively deleuzian problem of internal difference, and (iii) the concept of virtual as the definitive sign of a new plane of immanence for thought. The article concludes by presenting the internal difference from the outside that overflows it and makes it mutate in the whole of Deleuzian philosophy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We study declarative and interrogative intonation in a speech corpus produced by bilingual women and men from San Antonio de Texas with Mexican ancestry. The work focuses on F0 and duration parameters in order to define the tonal invariants and variants and the duration structures, as well as the relationship between both parameters. Regarding F0, results reveal the presence of fundamental characteristics pertaining to Mexican intonation, particularly in interrogatives, where their end is ascendant as it has been described for Mexican and Spanish. Regarding duration, we have been able to generate different duration structures in the syntagmas we have compared and the different accents over the long base (L) and the brief base (B). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

From various scenarios have appeared some criticisms of psychoanalysis, as a clinical device, for many years. These diatribes, which pose from common places such as mental health, different forms of conception of the psychism, academic circles, university areas, research or science, various media and even popular opinion (doxa), they could be summarized concretely in three: why is a psychoanalysis necessary if it is long, expensive and not effective? But are these criticisms credible? Or, on the contrary, do they appear as unproven myths about psychoanalysis and its way of operating? To give a plausible answer, in the first instance, the contributions of Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan, as well as of some contemporary authors, will make it possible to elucidate the problems that arise around the duration that a psychoanalysis can have, what status have the money in the analytical device and how the term of therapeutic effects can be understood; Secondly, the issues raised here are reflected in the context of some specific historical moments, such as the current primacy of capitalist discourse and the advent of democratic societies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The problem of evaluation in politics is no less than the one of quantifying qualities. In order to evaluate the opportunity of political regimes or governments, one must be able to find a common factor thanks to which one will be able to compare them from an objective point of view. In the immanent political philosophy of Spinoza, this common factor is duration. Therefore, we can understand how Spinoza has been able to affirm democracy as the absolute regime, non-because it promotes absolute and definitive values, but on the contrary, because democracy, due to its inherent rationality, last much more than any other regime. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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My aim is to criticize the notion of seriality embedded in the understanding of time within the framework of Cartesian studies. I hold that neither those who defend that time is continuous nor those who think that it is discrete take into account the fact that seriality is rooted in a conception of time conceived as divisible and numerable that does not belong intrinsically to the nature of the experience of time of the cogito. I propose to advance towards a characterization of such experiential and cogitative time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The process of the medical complaint and the solution of the conflict is laborious and when they talk about awards, considered as the most complex complaint that is presented in the medical arbitration process. The objectives of the study were to describe the duration of the arbitration process of medical complaints that ended in awards and identify factors that could modify the duration. Material and Methods: We reviewed 362 cases during the years 2012-2016; five essential dates were analyzed during the process of the medical complaint and the resolution of the conflict: the occurrence of the incident that gave rise to the complaint, the date of the presentation of the complaint, as well as the date of beginning and conclusion of the arbitration process both in its conciliation and arbitration phase. Results: The average duration between the date of occurrence of the incident and the presentation, was 274 days. The duration of the conciliatory process was 171 days. For those complaints whose attention is resolved through medical arbitration, the average time was 286 days. Considering the time elapsed from the occurrence of the incident that originated the complaint until the conclusion of the award, the duration was 754 days. Conclusions: The duration of the arbitration process of medical complaints in very varied, having a maximum of up to 2 years and the related factors that could modify the duration were the age and condition of the user, as well as the care sector, medical speculation and pretension. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This chapter looks at one more angle of Bergson's conception of duration. Manzano relates it to the ideas he developed earlier about multiple durations and Bergson's empiricist method. Greater understanding of these dimensions is achieved primarily by comparing Bergson's statements with the biased reading of his contemporaries, in this specific case, with Maritain and Tonquédec's interpretation of Bergson. In this way, problems of continuity and discontinuity are first addressed, in terms of both duration and movement, and then the relationship between movement and substance is analyzed, which inevitably leads to the problem of change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Manzano, Jorge. Chapter Six: Different Tension Durations. In this chapter Manzano takes a close look at Bergon's "empiricism." His repeated affirmations that one must not lose the thread of experience gave rise to all manner of interpretations. Some went so far as to state that he refused to go beyond "empirical considerations," thus disdaining the intellectual act. Manzano, supported by Bergson's most faithful contemporary critics, presents the key elements that situate the Bergsonian conception and distinguish it from both materialist empiricism and monist pantheism. The first thing to keep in mind is the understanding gaze, the kind of thinking that blends intelligence and intuition, experience that cannot be separated from reflection. Then the analysis focuses on the relationships between intuition and duration, and a theory is developed regarding the different durations -- at different tensions -- of existing things (the duration of the human being, of matter, and of eternity). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This text starts from a scene, a singular and complex situation exposed by Bergson at the beginning of his Essay about the immediate data of consciousness. It is the paragraph in which he talks about the aesthetic feeling of grace, in relation with the contemplation of a dancing body. Based on a closereading of this passage we can rethink the bergsonian concept of duration, understanding its relational and continuous dimension: in other words, its rhythmical dimension. Dance will work as a possible mediating image between these concepts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In Maria Zambrano's philosophical anthropology, the ultimate goal of the subject is to reconcile the sentimental life with the intellectual life (opposing views in principle). This is an existential project which the author refers to as becoming a person and its success is dependent on the work of the form and dream, namely the oneiric activity linked to the various ways humans experiment with time. In this article, we will present the latter succinctly from two perspectives: the phenomenological and metapsychological. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The untitled Article Analysis of the Contract of Joint Venture and his Financing's Mechanisms, it is very interesting contribution since the civil structure of the contract attempts to lay eggs in knowledge and whose objective or end is of entrepreneurial nature. Seeing as of the present moment more and more the foreign investors look for the way to deposit of her his local associate's hands for determined projects to the foreign markets or I have operations, which once the negotiation was concretized, the wording of Joint Venture's contract will be fundamental to avoid any interrogation in the future, there where you establish what's vital to know the civil structure and the elements of the contract and which finds itself technically developed in the present Article. Finally, the author attempts to understand the financing like important element to operate the aforementioned contract, for which shows us I hire some of the more mechanisms utilized in a moment to go into validity of the contract. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Bergson presents his doctoral thesis in 1889, called an Essay on the immediate data of consciousness. In this Essay two fundamental notions about Bergson's philosophy are analyzed and deepened, those are, duration and liberty. The study about them takes us to another important notion for the French philosopher, which is, the invention. Therefore, the pretention of this work is to show that for Bergson's philosophy the invention could be a free act. In the Essay, an explicit definition about the invention is not found; however, the clues appear when Bergson explains the immediate data of consciousness, that is to say, the duration and liberty. It lets to find intersection points that lead to relate the free act with the invention. So, the question that guides us is Which is the relationship between liberty and invention? This makes us answer this question: is the invention a free act? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article contains the chapters four and five of «La filosofía poética de Antonio Machado», thesis of doctorate read in may 2011. It explains the critical thought of Machado about three poetical schools: conceptism, symbolism, aestheticism; and develops the definition according to what poetry is «word in the time» given by Machado on the basis of the bergsonian notions of «intuition» and «psicollogical time». [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this study we conducted a human speaker identification to test the hypothesis that certain sounds are more effective during perceptiva identification of speakers can be sustained in the case of languages like Spanish. According to Amino & Arai (2006, 2007, 2008, 2008b, 2009) and Amino, et al. (2005, 2006, 2006b, 2006c, 2007) some sounds are more effective during perceptual identification, they report that nasal consonants are more effective than oral ones; they also suggest that the articulation's place is crucial in the identification. Experiments by these authors used stimuli of Japanese, and most of these were monosyllabic words with meaning. In our study, the stimuli consist of disyllabic words with semantic content, and mono and tri-syllabics meaningless words, we also use sentences including the above words. The results showed that in the identification of Spanish speakers the nasal consonants were more effective than oral obstruent consonants, but the articulation's place was determinant for nasal consonants but not for orals. The length of the stimulus was a determining factor for effectiveness in identifying voices contrasting CV structures vs. sentences but not CVCV structures vs. sentences. In cases where of the data showed a significant difference, it did not have a high confidence level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Prosody studies have privileged F0 variations over other parameters of sound, which carry symptomatic (emotional and affective) content only. It is also usual to assume that increased durations are associated with high-pitched focal stress as a result of phonetic implementation, with no phonological status. In this paper I want to argue for the functional independence of duration with respect to F0, based on data showing dissociation between increased duration and high tone. In Spanish, verum focus (i.e. focus on the positive polarity of a declarative sentence) can show a systematic association between low pitch and increased duration on the nuclear stress. This correlation systematically gives rise to minimal pairs and does not show in other languages of our environment. The data analysed suggest that frequency and duration encode functionally independent processing instructions: the low F0 is related to the status of the information (in this case, information already present in the conversational background), while increased duration marks focal stress. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To estimate the prevalence and the average length of Lactation. To describe the development of the weight during the first year of life and the demand of paediatric consultations in relation to the type of lactation. Methods: A cross-sectional study was done using retrospective data. There was gathered a random sample of clinical histories of born children between years 2000 and 2005. There was estimated the prevalence of breast-feeding from the beginning until three and six months. An index of global desertion was elaborated. The average weight and the number of paediatric consultations were related to the type of lactation. Results: The children initiate exclusive breastfeeding (MEL) in a 63.5% (CI 95%: 58.6.64.5). 22.6% amount them (IC 95%: 18.4-26.9) remained it until six months age. After three months of MEL 43.4% of the subjects gave up exclusively lactation. At the age of six months only 33.6% remained with MEL. Mixed form of lactation (MTL) was kept in 80.5% of the subjects (IC 95%: 75.4-84.6). Children included in the program of MTL (exclusive or mixed) have a minor index of desertion (26.5% and 54.4% up to three and six months, respectively). A higher weight was detected in children with mixed lactation. Those on the MEL up to six months consulted the paediatrician 4.5 times a year, whereas children with artificial lactation did it 6.5 times during their first year of life. There were statistically significant differences found (p <0.007). Conclusions: Percentage of lactation in the group studied is far from recommended levels (WHO). Exclusive breastfeeding (MEL) entails a suitable weight development, as well as a minor morbidity in the first year of life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The main objective of this paper is to explore the incidence of the bidding processes, in civil engineering practice, that are producing the suspension of many consulting and construction projects. New circumstances involve low bidding cost evaluation and shorter times for project completion. This affects the possible training of young engineers. [TRANSLATION]

In this experiment, the effect of duration on classical conditioning was examined through the use of conditioned responses in the interactive situation of 9 experimental subjects (divided in 3 groups), and subjected to several experimental conditions, to evaluate the differences in conditioned responses among the three groups, one of control, in which the conditioning delays the necessary time for learning, a second group that had operant training of long duration and a classic training of short duration and a third group that was a characterized by operant training of short duration and a classic of long duration. In the control group, a bigger reduction of the time of execution of the answer was observed, therefore there was not a suppression of the answer, what indicates that a more classic, stronger training is the effect of the rate of the conditioned response. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]