Insertion into P—P Bonds

Hey-Hawkins, E.; Карасик, А. А.

doi:10.1055/sos-sd-042-00149

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“…Reporting on an american survey that explored spiritual growth among 1,000 churches, the authors conclude that encouraging biblical engagement is the one practice that would help people at every stage of maturity to grow in faith. 20 again in the american context, research on small groups similarly highlights the importance of scriptural engagement for growing as a disciple. 21 Lectio continua as a response to biblical illiteracy While there are a number of responses to biblical illiteracy, one promising avenue for helping Methodists engage more deeply with the Bible is through lectio continua, preaching sequentially through a single book of the Bible.…”

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“…The historical context of 1 John would also be addressed through lectio continua. a preacher could note that the writer addresses a community threatened by false teachers who advocated an inadequate view of Jesus and failed to love others (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25). They had, in fact, departed from the author's community (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19).…”

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Lectio continua and biblical literacy within the Methodist Church

Mackenzie¹

2016

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Lectio continua – preaching through a single biblical book – tends to be less prominent in British Methodism than following a lectionary or a thematic series. In a context of declining biblical literacy, however, lectio continua is a fruitful way of encouraging engagement with Scripture. Following a discussion of the challenges of biblical illiteracy, this article argues that lectio continua can promote biblical literacy through its focus on whole books of Scripture, its consideration of the context of biblical passages, and its invitation to close readings of biblical texts – all key skills for reading the Bible well. A case study demonstrates how such an approach could be applied to preaching through 1 John.

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Lectio continua and biblical literacy within the Methodist Church

Mackenzie¹

2016

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“…However, as one looks further into the future, most of the uncertainty in climate projections stems from the uncertainty associated with both the reliability and selection of the scenarios. 198…”

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Accounting for Climate Resilience in Infrastructure Investment Decisionmaking: A Data-Driven Approach for Department of the Air Force Project Prioritization

2023

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Force, and conducted within the Resource Management Program of RAND Project AIR FORCE (PAF) as part of a fiscal year 2022 project, "Building Resilience to Natural Hazards."In fiscal year 2020, RAND PAF conducted analysis that provided an enterprisewide view of the Department of the Air Force's (DAF's) installation exposure to natural hazards. 1 That project's research outputs included an initial characterization of the exposure of continental United States DAF installations to a select set of hazards, an approach to compare the costs of proactive investments in infrastructure resilience with costs of rebuilding postdisaster, and a method for considering hazard seasonality in continuity of operations planning. That work did not address related questions of how to identify projects that might improve installation resilience, how to characterize the resilience benefits afforded by proposed projects, and how to compare those benefits across projects to inform the prioritization process.This project builds on that prior effort to support these needs and aims to improve the DAF's ability to prioritize installation projects that would enhance resilience to climate-driven natural hazards. DAF infrastructure planning and resourcing processes do not explicitly account for climate resilience. This report provides the DAF with a structured framework for screening infrastructure projects based on their potential climate resilience value so that investment decisions may credibly and systematically consider climate-related risk and resilience at the enterprise level. We hope that this work will be of use to those in the DAF who support installation planning efforts, requirements identification and project submissions, project prioritization, review and validation, and resource allocation.

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“…We reported the synthesis of [CpЈTaCl 4 (PH 2 Tipp)] (CpЈ ϭ C 5 MeH 4 , Tipp ϭ 2,4,6-Pr i 3 C 6 H 2 ), which was the first cyclopentadienyl tantalum tetrachloride complex with a primary phosphine [14a], and a number of other tantalum and niobium complexes with primary phosphine ligands [28]. We have already shown that the phosphines PH 2 Fc [Fc ϭ Fe(η 5 -C 5 H 5 )(η 5 -C 5 H 4 )] [29], PH 2 CH 2 Fc [3,4] and PH(CH 2 Fc) 2 [10] (ϭ L) react with transition metal complexes with reactive MϪX bonds (X ϭ halide) without loss of HX but with clean formation of the corresponding phosphine complexes, such as [(p-cymene)RuCl 2 (L)] (p-cymene ϭ 1-Me-4-Pr i C 6 H 4 ) [3,30,31], [MI 2 (CO) 3 L 2 ], [MI 2 (CO) 2 L 3 ] (M ϭ Mo, W) [32,33,34], and [WI(CO) 2 L 4 ]I (L ϭ PH 2 CH 2 Fc) [35].…”

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Cyclopentadienyl Tantalum(V) Complexes with Primary and Secondary Ferrocenylphosphine Ligands

Kalio

Lönnecke

Cinquantini

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Zeitschrift anorg allge chemie

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The reaction of [Cp*TaCl 4 ] (1a, Cp* ϭ C 5 Me 5 ) or [CpЈTaCl 4 (THF)] (1b, CpЈ ϭ C 5 MeH 4 ) with PH 2 Fc [Fc ϭ Fe(η 5 -C 5 H 5 )(η 5 -C 5 H 4 )] and PH 2 CH 2 Fc gives the primary ferrocenylphosphine complexes [Cp R TaCl 4 (PH 2 Fc)] [Cp R ϭ Cp* (2a), CpЈ (2b)] and [Cp R TaCl 4 (PH 2 CH 2 Fc)] [Cp R ϭ Cp* (3a), CpЈ (3b)], respectively. 1 reacts with (PH 2 ) 2 fc [fc ϭ Fe(η 5 -C 5 H 4 ) 2 ] or with the new secondary phosphine PH(CH 2 Fc) 2 to give the ferrocenyl-bridged complexes [{(Cp R TaCl Complexes 1b and 2Ϫ5 were characterised spectroscopically ( 1 H, 13 C, 31 P NMR, MS, IR ) and 1b, 2a, 3a, 4a, and 5a also by X-ray crystallography. The electrochemical behaviour of complexes 3a and 5b exhibits complicated electron transfer processes, which are due to the complex redox activity of the corresponding ferrocenylphosphine ligands PH 2 CH 2 Fc and PH(CH 2 Fc) 2 .

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Insertion into P—P Bonds

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Lectio continua and biblical literacy within the Methodist Church

Lectio continua and biblical literacy within the Methodist Church

Accounting for Climate Resilience in Infrastructure Investment Decisionmaking: A Data-Driven Approach for Department of the Air Force Project Prioritization

Cyclopentadienyl Tantalum(V) Complexes with Primary and Secondary Ferrocenylphosphine Ligands

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