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'Oriental Languages and Literature' Course at the University of Chieti (PDF) Nevetheless, we must bear in mind the usual sequence of degrees: PhDs in Italy usually follow a University degree in a relevant field (for example, a degree in Philosophy must be preceded by a degree in some area of Philosophy; Mathematics can be preceded by a degree in some area of Mathematics). For a complete overview on Italian degrees and their possible combinations, see the Italian degrees and their combinations table. In general, 'PhD' can be used as a short form for 'Doctor of Philosophy', 'Dottore' for 'Doctor', 'Dott. Eugenio' for 'Doctor of Medicine' and 'Dott. Ing. Eugenio' for 'Doctor of Engineering'. For the Italian 'PhD' and its English equivalent, see Doctor of Philosophy in Italy (Italy). Q: javascript - Find element by id In jQuery I would do this: var num = '10'; $('div#'+num).css('color','red'); Is there a similar method in javascript? I've tried the following: document.getElementById('num').innerHTML ='my new value'; But it doesn't seem to work A: document.getElementById("num"); I can't think of a nicer way to do it. Update: Since people keep finding this question, it might be useful to note that the id should not be numeric. A: Lookup by id in js is really easy, the jQuery object will be converted into a js object using Object.create: // Create an new js object var myJsObject = new Object.create(document.getElementById('num')); // or using obj.id === "num" var myJsObject = new Object.create(document.getElementById('num')); // Get the ID from the js object using the getAttribute method console.log(myJsObject.id); // prints 'num' of the information, right?’ ‘Actually,’ he said, ‘she had printed it out and took it to the school. She read it to the teacher and the teacher said she should be punished for it. And the teacher said no.’ ‘How 01e38acffe Category:Economy of the Japanese archipelago Category:Economy of Kyōto Category:Trade unions in Japan Category:Japanese trade unions Category:Feminism in Japan Category:Feminist organizations in Japan[Effects of water stress on the photosynthetic apparatus of willow trees in the Anzino area]. Fluorescence parameters (ETRmax and ETRmin) and net photosynthetic rate were measured on willow trees growing in different field trials in the Anzino area, characterized by different amounts of rainfall during the season, in order to evaluate the effects of water stress on photosynthetic apparatus in willows. The results showed a significant correlation between the water deficit and the decrease of net photosynthetic rate; moreover, a lower photosynthetic efficiency was observed in the heavily stressed plants with respect to the lightly stressed ones. The photosynthetic response to light intensity increases during the growing season, while the response to CO2 increases in the early season and decreases in the latter one. An inverse relationship between light-saturated photosynthetic rate (At) and the concentration of chlorophyll a/b molar ratio (α) was found during the growing season, and was dependent on the light intensity, while the relationship between the average quantum yield of non-photochemical quenching (NPQ) and α reached its maximum in June and declined progressively after. The hypothesis that the decrease of photosynthetic efficiency under water stress can be ascribed to an impairment of the plastoquinone system is supported by the reduction of the average quantum yield of photosystem II photochemistry (Fv/Fm) and non-photochemical fluorescence quenching (NPQ).Q: how to get the label value of each rows in a sql table in my sql table i have multiple rows like this i.e A 1212 B 1212 C 1212 D 1212 E 1212 i want to write a stored procedure in sql server to fetch the last two digits(e.g 12) of each id's for e.g id=A value will be 12 id=B value will be 12 id=C value will be 12 id=D value will be 12 id=E value will be 12 A: You can use the mod operator with the last two digits of the ID, e.g. SELECT ID


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