• Authors First Name: 
    Haijo
    Authors Last Name: 
    Knijpenga
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    75,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 75 2/2001 Einflüsse unterschiedlicher Behandlungen auf die biologische Wertigkeit von Kuhmilch Untersuchungen mit der Methode der Empfindlichen Kristallisation Haijo Knijpenga Summary The biological value of cow’s milk after pasteurisation and homogenisation was investigated by sensitive crystallisation.... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Ronald H.
    Authors Last Name: 
    Brady
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    75,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 75 2/2001 Getting rid of Metaphysics Ronald H. Brady When Immanuel Kant was awakened from what he termed his «dogmatic slumbers» by reading David Hume, he decided that there could be no justification for the metaphysical speculations of his day, and set out to discredit them. History has judged him correct... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Norbert
    Authors Last Name: 
    Pfennig
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Das Wasser in der Nutzung durch den Menschen Norbert Pfennig Summary The establishment of the first towns of early civilisations after about 3000 BC was made possible through sufficient food supplies from agriculture and the management of drinking water, sewage and rainwater. All human activity... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    A. John
    Authors Last Name: 
    Wilkes
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Water as a Mediator for Life A. John Wilkes Summary We are embedded within, surrounded by and dependent upon rhythms of all kinds and yet they remain a mystery. Life and rhythm are indeed one. Water is the most sensitive carrier and mediator of rhythm. George Adams during the mid years of the... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Christian
    Authors Last Name: 
    Liess
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Wasser in Pumpen und Turbinen Christian Liess Summary If one wants to approach the question of whether and in what way water is damaged by passing through turbines or pumps, one has first to get a clear and detailed picture of the flow conditions in these machines. This is what the present... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Georg
    Authors Last Name: 
    Sonder
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Wasser und Energie Georg Sonder Summary Energy flow can be traced from a stream or river to a hydroelectric dam and thence via the turbine and generator to the electricity transmission lines. A particular aspect of energy, its «sensory imperceptibility» is examined. The energy flows with the... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Eduard
    Authors Last Name: 
    Naudascher
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Stausee-Großprojekte - Beispiele faustischen Wirkens Eduard Naudascher Summary Using the example of a hydroelectric and irrigation dam project in the Senegal valley, this paper shows how modern economics and technology transmute natural cycles into money cycles. Natural irrigation, desalination... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Walter
    Authors Last Name: 
    Jülich
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Trinkwasserversorgung - eine Selbstverständlichkeit? Walter Jülich Summary Supplying acceptable drinking water to people in many parts of the world presents problems. Even in Europe it raises many difficulties and unknowns. A few decades ago the Rhine was heavily polluted and although this has... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Helgard
    Authors Last Name: 
    Zeh
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Wiederbelebung von Fließgewässern Helgard Zeh Summary Regeneration of flowing surface waters such as Streams and rivers can reshape our living environment. After decades of increasingly excluding water from the landscape, the modern approach to water is more and more being considered... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Johannes
    Authors Last Name: 
    Kühl
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    74,
    2001
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 74 1/2001 Was lernen wir vom Wasser? Johannes Kühl Summary Water is looked upon as something that one can learn from. Learning from nature can be seen as human activity returning to nature what it cannot produce, i.e. human culture. It is shown that water teaches that the origin of form is movement. Life... read more

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