Gesteine Und Minerallagerstätten

Niggli, Paul; Niggli, Ernst

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“…There is no unanimous Swiss doctrine as to the formal legislative requirements of the "law" within the meaning of Article 14. Whether a formal act issued in the respective parliamentary procedure is necessary or if a more liberal approach is indicated can be left unanswered here [59,60,61]. The mere fact that a HCP is subjected to professional duties, is not sufficient to justify incriminating conduct [62, 63,64,65,66].…”

Section: Conclusion Regarding the Elements Of The Crimementioning

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“…Can we expect a HCP to be aware of the fact that prescription of a prohibited substance to a person who is not participating in regulated sports competition is unlawful according to Article 22 SpoPA? The main area of application of Article 21 is indeed within the often scattered and not easily grasped ancillary criminal law [68,69]. According to the jurisprudence of the Federal Court, an error as to unlawfulness requires i) absence of knowledge of the unlawfulness of the behavior and ii) the error must have been unavoidable [70,71].…”

Section: Culpability: Error As To Unlawfulness (Verbotsirrtum)mentioning

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“…According to the jurisprudence of the Federal Court, an error as to unlawfulness requires i) absence of knowledge of the unlawfulness of the behavior and ii) the error must have been unavoidable [70,71]. A defendant already has knowledge about unlawfulness if he has a vague idea that the conduct cannot be legally accepted [72,73,74] knowledge of the specific provision is never necessary [69,75].…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…The matrix of mudstones and wackcstones almost always consists of cryptocrystalline calcite. This has been assumed to represent diagenctically consolidated lime mud (BATHURST, 1958;FOLK, 1959;NIGGLI, 1952;PETTIJOHN, 1957).…”

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Environment Reconstruction for a Part of the Glen Rose Limestone, Central Texas

Behrens¹

1965

Sedimentology

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SUMMARY An approximately 50 ft. stratigraphic section of the Lower Cretaceous Glen Rose Limestone was sampled at 24 separate localities in central Texas from the standpoint of reconstructing the depositional environment. Among these samples 199 representative specimens were selected and subjected to point‐count analyses, X‐ray analyses, and insoluble residue determinations. Statistical analysis of the accumulated data with an IBM 7090 computer yielded the following facies: Corbula facies—characterized by a relative abundance of thick‐shelled ostracods, thin‐walled miliolid foraminifers, and the small pelecypod Corbula martinae; steinkern facies—characterized by large mollusc steinkerns, cellular mollusc shells and the foraminifer Orbitolina; mudstone facies—typified by less than 10% sand‐sized grains; and mixed particle facies—characterized by worn skeletal and nonskeletal carbonate grains. The mud‐stone facies subsequently was divided into two subfacies: (1) lime mudstones—characterized by delicate skeletal constituents and lime mud, and (2) marly mud‐stones—consisting of a mixture of lime mud and terrigenous clay‐sized material. Similarly the mixed particle facies was divided into four subfacies: skeletal calcarenites—characterized by sand‐sized skeletal debris; skeletal wackestones—consisting of sand‐sized skeletal particles floating in a mud matrix; nonskeletal calcarenites—characterized by nonskeletal carbonate grains; and nonskeletal wackestones—consisting of nonskeletal carbonate grains floating in a mud matrix. In addition limey sandstone, dolomite, and stromatolite facies were distinguished on the basis of relatively obvious textures and compositions. The attributes of these facies as evidenced by the 199 statistically analyzed specimens were then used to assign each of the additional samples (350) to a particular facies and to identify the distribution of these facies in the field. A reconstruction of the depositional environment was made for each facies, and the following depositional history was interpreted from the resulting facies pattern. The lowermost beds of the unit, consisting largely of stromatolites and nonskeletal calcarenites, are interpreted as representing deposition in very shallow, probably intertidal, waters, Following the deposition of these beds, the depth of water increased

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World Resources of Phosphorus

Brinck¹

1978

Ciba Foundation Symposium 57 ‐ Phosphorus in the Enviroment: Its Chemistry and Biochemistry

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Gesteine Und Minerallagerstätten

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Environment Reconstruction for a Part of the Glen Rose Limestone, Central Texas

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