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Ambiente e Recursos Hídricos da UFMG iii ABSTRACT The present study has the objective to evaluate the propagation of a flood wave caused by a dam failure using one and two-dimensional modeling approaches. Those approaches were applied to the case of the Rio de Pedras Dam, which is located in the rio das Velhas Upper Basin. The associated reservoir receives the contribution of a drainage area of 542 km². The total reservoir volume is about 6.0 hm³. The dam was made of…

3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Stein D. Psychobiology of anxiety disorders and obsessivecompulsive spectrum disorders. CNS Spectr. 2008;13(9Suppl14):23-8. Hollander E, Braun A, Simeon D. Should OCD leave the anxiety disorders in DSM-V? The case for obsessive compulsive-related disorders. Depress Anxiety. 2008;25(4):317-29. Phillips KA, Stein DJ, Rauch SL, Hollander E, Fallon BA, Barsky A, Fineberg N, Mataix-Cols D, Ferrão YA, Saxena S, Wilhelm S, Kelly MM, Clark LA, Pinto A, Bienvenu

evidencia uma influência sobre a qualidade da tomada de decisão. Palavras-chave: Futebol, Tomada de Decisão, Jovens, Transição Defesa-Ataque. VI Abstract Cognitive processes assessment oriented studies, as in decision-making, have, in most cases, seeked an hierarchisation of roles and functions, trying to find a primordial ability, potentiating of psychomotor attributes. It is our goal, throughout this study, to analyze and compare the quality of decision-making considering…

classrooms. Scottish Educational Review. 11: 107-117, 1979. HOPE, T. Crime, community and environment. Journal do Environmental Psychology, 6, 1986. HULL, R. B. & REVELL, G. R. B. Cross cultural comparison of landscape scene beauty evaluations: a case study in Bali. Journal of Environment Psychology. 9. 177-191, 1989. JOHNSON, Marty. Development and ecology in the Northeast: Projeto Suape, 1980, 24p. KENNY, C. & CANTER, D. A facet structure for nurses evaluations of Ward designs.…

choice for chronic inflammatory processes, such as rheumatism and arthritis due to its potent inhibitory action on COX-1, aspirin is still a major alternative to prevent high thromboembolic risk diseases, such as myocardial infarction, in these cases benefiting from the anti-COX-1 mechanism by preventing platelet aggregation. This irreversible aspirin effect is particularly important in Anesthesiology when patients in chronic use of the drug present higher intra and postoperative…

parties, all the taxes and all the costs. In this manner, it is possible not to limit the points of view, but to create systematization for the multidisciplinary tax management. As methodological resource, bibliographic research and the analysis of case studies contemplating the usage of derivate financial instruments commonly used in tax planning and which encompass great volume of resources were used. It could be concluded, in this paper, that tax management must be conducted in…

half the cases. Meanwhile, the table usually subsides with the end of the process of ossification, the end of puberty. This study aimed to verify the effectiveness of the treatment of the condition of Osgood-Schlatter with the use of hydrotherapy as the best resource for the athletes. The DOS presents a broad aspect of gravity. The most common complication is the non-union tibia in the tuber. That is the question of persistence of symptoms in adulthood. In moderate or severe cases,…

among infants and young children. In Brazil, rotaviruses were first seen in 1976 by scanning electron microscopy of stool samples from diarrheic infants in Belém, Pará. Hospital-based studies have shown that rotaviruses are associated with 12-42% of cases of acute diarrhea. In addition, community-based studies yielded an average of 0.25 rotavirus-related diarrheal episodes per child per year. G types 1 to 4 account for about two-thirds of circulating strains, but the (unusual) P[8],G5…

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