vehicles in the flow basin of the University of Rostock and equip them with various underwater sensors. Taking sediment samples from the seafloor with the sediment grab. Looking at the organisms from the sediments [...] from the University of Rostock coordinated the summer school program with the individual partners in the Ocean Technology Campus future cluster 2022: "The summer school reflects a small part of the entire [...] 2. The two-week intensive course focused on the latest technologies and high-tech procedures for sustainable, future-oriented use of coasts and seas. The aim of the participating lecturers from the Ocean

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degrees the error rate is about 5%. The inertia of the measuring system can be neglected in practical application, because the weight of the blade wheel is only 0.2 grams. The sensitiveness of the sensor [...] evaluation (3) of the intracycle velocity fluctuations. Discussion The procedure of the intracycle velocity measurements allows the coach to optimise the motion pattern interactively with the athlete. It is [...] zschorlich(at)uni-rostock.de The functionale role of the velocity fluctuation in swimming Introduction The aim of this study was to investigate the propulsive phases of swimming with the aid of real time intracycle

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be feared than the members of the human “race” who still roamed the prairies, ready to fight for the preservation of their way of life. The enthusiastic reaction to the exhibition of the “missourium” motivated [...] to the fossil finds in Alabama: “this Leviathan comes floundering down upon us from the head-waters of the Eternities. […] He swam the seas before the continents broke water; he once swam over the site [...] museum with American archaeological antiquities in St. Louis, the gateway to the West, in the 1830s and 1840s. The museum served to procure the money Koch needed for excavating fossil skeletons of extinct

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Newfoundland in the tenth century. Yet the scientific community widely agrees that the first humans to reach the American continent came from northeast Asia crossing the former Bering land bridge and then migrating [...] land and along the coast. But what if Europeans even reached America during or shortly after the Ice Age? How would this change our narrative about the discovery of the Americas and the discourse about [...] historically on the period since the beginnings of archaeology and other space-related sciences in the 19th century. In the different sections of this website, you will find information on some of the most important

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of the so called “bone wars.” The (sometimes unfair) competition between two scientists over the fossils excavated in the late 19th century in the American West became legendary and inspired the imagination [...] coincided with the arrival of the first human beings in North America. The presumed contemporaneity inspired archaeologist Paul Martin and others in the late 1960s to propose that the Clovis people led [...] of Newfoundland in the tenth century. Yet the scientific community widely agrees that the first humans to reach the American continent came from northeast Asia crossing the former Bering land bridge and

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for readers interested in both the scientific and the entertaining aspects of how people inside and outside the academic system imagine the American distant past under the conditions of colonial and neocolonial [...] triggered by discussions about the Anthropocene and the human impact on dramatic climate changes in the near future. The fascination with antiquity of mankind grows with the expectation of its impending [...] texts. As such the series influenced not only the construction of an (American) antiquity in Germany at the beginning of the 20th century, but remained – until today – important for the depiction of ‘

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Ocean (i.e., the Weddell Sea) is the main supplier for Antarctic Bottom Water (AABW) to the World Ocean. Changes in the formation rate – caused by environmental changes – could modify the strength and v [...] anthropogenic carbon uptake of the deep ocean. The proposal contributes to the International Polar Year (IPY) in the framework of CASO (Climate in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean). CASO aims to understand [...] change in the southern polar region and its impact on Antarctic and global processes. The aims of this proposal are: • To determine the AABW formation in the Weddell Sea, especially to assess the variability

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participated in the construction of electronics components. The main goal of the BABAR experiment was the search for CP violation in the B meson system, using the BABAR Detector at the asymmetric electron positron [...] these studies. The LHCb detector itself is located at the CERN laboratory at the border between Switzerland and France near Geneva. LHCb is one of the four large experiments at the Large Hadron Collider [...] tracking chamber for the detector, especially in read-out electronics and monitoring, within the Helmholtz Alliance Physics at the Terascale in cooperation with DESY FLC . The OPERA Detector has been built

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Origin of the Chachapoyas The main argument of the book is concerned with the origin of the Chachapoyas. After Giffhorn established the similarities (“Kulturparallelen”) between the Chachapoyas and the Celts [...] necessarily the product of long-distance migrations spanning half of the globe. The assumption informing the framework of Giffhorn’s argument for the European origin of the Chachapoyas culture – the Carthaginian [...] implications of the postcolonial history of his sources. Both nations got colonized – the Chachapoyas by the Inca and later by Spain, and the Celts by the Romans – and the written sources Giffhorn is using are

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