Keywords: رنسانس; Anatomy; Charles Estienne; Renaissance; Scientific revolution; Spinal cord;
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Keywords: رنسانس; Blue Nile; Renaissance; Dam; Remote sensing; GIS; Water balance
Keywords: رنسانس; Casting core; Large bronze; Art foundry; Renaissance; Mannerism; Petrography;
Keywords: رنسانس; Synchrotron microprobe; Heavy metals; X-ray fluorescence; X-ray absorption spectroscopy; Zoonotic visceral leishmaniasis; Neapolitan nobles; Renaissance;
Keywords: رنسانس; Creative process; Artistic innovation; Renaissance; Digital art; Video games;
Autoptic practices in 16th-18th century Florence: Skeletal evidences from the Medici family
Keywords: رنسانس; Renaissance; Early modern age; Medici; Autopsy; Embalming; Craniotomy; Thoracotomy;
Aportaciones de los anatomistas españoles del Renacimiento
Keywords: رنسانس; Anatomía; Cirugía; Renacimiento español; Andrés Laguna; Luis Lobera; Bernardino Montaña; Alfonso Rodríguez; Pedro Jimeno; Luis Collado; Miguel Servet; Juan ValverdeAnatomy; Surgery; Renaissance; Andrés Laguna; Luis Lobera; Bernardino Montaña; Alfonso Rodr
Pulverized human skull in pharmacological preparations: Possible evidence from the “martyrs of Otranto” (southern Italy, 1480)
Keywords: رنسانس; Apulia; Renaissance; Trepanation; Cranium humanum; Epilepsy; Therapy;
How portraits turned their eyes upon us: Visual preferences and demographic change in cultural evolution
Keywords: رنسانس; Direct eye-gaze; Art history; Renaissance; Cultural selection; Cognitive attraction
A treatise on proportion in the tradition of Thomas Bradwardine: The De proportionibus libri duo (1528) of Jean Fernel
Keywords: رنسانس; 01A40Mathematics; Proportion; Renaissance; Jean Fernel; Thomas Bradwardine
Eleonora of Toledo (1522–1562): Evidence for tuberculosis and leishmaniasis co-infection in Renaissance Italy
Keywords: رنسانس; Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex; Visceral leishmaniasis; Ancient DNA; Renaissance; Italy
Analytical Raman spectroscopic discrimination between yellow pigments of the Renaissance
Keywords: رنسانس; Renaissance; Yellow pigments; Ochre; Metal oxides; Metal sulphides; Lead
Prospects for nuclear energy
Keywords: رنسانس; 022; 039; Q39; Q41; Nuclear; Renaissance; Reactors; Waste;
Malaria in the renaissance: Remedies from European herbals from the 16th and 17th century
Keywords: رنسانس; History; Plants; European herbals; Malaria; Renaissance; Plasmodium vivax; Plasmodium malariae;
Plasmodium falciparum immunodetection in bone remains of members of the Renaissance Medici family (Florence, Italy, sixteenth century)
Keywords: رنسانس; Renaissance; bone remains; falciparum malaria; double antibody immunoassays;
The Phallus Tree: A Medieval and Renaissance Phenomenon
Keywords: رنسانس; Phallus; Mural; Middle Ages; Renaissance; Witchcraft;
The epileptic seizure and the mystery of death in Christian painting
Keywords: رنسانس; Christian painting; Gospel book Matthew XVII, 14–18, Saint Marc IX, 17–29, Saint Luke IX, 38–48; Possessed son; Raphael; Transfiguration; Renaissance; Resurrection; Chrismon; Transcultural approach; Frontal lobe seizure
Early soil knowledge and the birth and development of soil science
Keywords: رنسانس; Soil science; History; Renaissance; Science history; Early civilizations; Soil erosion
The causal dependence of present plant knowledge on herbals—Contemporary medicinal plant use in Campania (Italy) compared to Matthioli (1568)
Keywords: رنسانس; Causal inference; De Materia Medica; Pharmacognosy; Pharmacopoeia; Ethnobotany; History; Knowledge transmission; Statistical methods; Renaissance; Sardinia; Sicily
Sine ars scientia nihil est: Leonardo da Vinci and beyond
Keywords: رنسانس; Art; Science; Renaissance; Leonardo da Vinci; Neurosciences
Literary-Historical Consequences of the Russian Non-Renaissance in a Comparative Context
Keywords: رنسانس; Comparative Context; Renaissance; Russian Culture; Slavic Cultures;
The production technology of Italian maiolica: a reassessment
Keywords: رنسانس; Maiolica ceramics; Lead-alkali glazes; Calcareous clay bodies; Tin oxide opacification; Colorants; Coperta layer; Archaic; Renaissance; Italy; Spain; North Africa; Piccolpasso; della Robbia; Technological choice; Analytical scanning electron microscope
Algebraic diagrams in an early sixteenth-century Catalan manuscript and their possible sources
Keywords: رنسانس; 01A35; 01A40; 12-03Algebra; Catalonia; Middle Ages; Renaissance; Joan Ventallol
Food and disease at the Renaissance courts of Naples and Florence: A paleonutritional study
Keywords: رنسانس; Paleonutrition; Stable isotopes; Renaissance; Italy; Wealthy classes
L'Homme de Vitruve : un dessin de proportion anatomique par Léonard de Vinci
Keywords: رنسانس; Léonard de Vinci; Proportion; Renaissance; Vitruve; Vitruvius; Da Vinci; Proportion; Renaissance;
Evaluating a Cumaean Sibyl: Domenichino or later? A multi analytical approach
Keywords: رنسانس; Cumaean Sibyl; Domenichino; Kauffmann; Renaissance; Optical and scanning electron microscopy; Vibrational spectroscopies; Liquid chromatography;
Volatility clustering and the bid–ask spread: Exchange rate behavior in early Renaissance Florence
Keywords: رنسانس; G10; N23; P12Volatility clustering; Bid–ask spread; Exchange rate; Renaissance
The algebraic content of Bento Fernandes's Tratado da arte de arismetica (1555)
Keywords: رنسانس; 01A40Bento Fernandes; Algebra; Portugal; Renaissance; Arithmetic; Pacioli
George Berkeley’s language of vision and the occult tradition of linguistic Platonism: Part I: Linguistic Platonism in the Renaissance
Keywords: رنسانس; Neoplatonism; Sign; Representation; Renaissance; Berkeley; Theory of language
Pigment identification on “Pietà ” of Barletta, example of Renaissance Apulian sculpture: A Raman microscopy study
Keywords: رنسانس; Raman microscopy; Pigments; Polychrome statue; Renaissance; Apulia;
Study of glasses with grisailles from historic stained glass windows of the cathedral of León (Spain)
Keywords: رنسانس; 81.05; 82.80; 61.16.B; Grisailles; Stained glass windows; Medieval; Renaissance; Analytical study;
Reading Luca Pacioli's Summa in Catalonia: An early 16th-century Catalan manuscript on algebra and arithmetic
Keywords: رنسانس; 01A40; 97-03Commercial arithmetic; Algebra; Catalonia; Renaissance; Luca Pacioli; Joan Ventallol