On History of Nikon Church

Nikon for science , Nikon for the future

The Church and healing, (Studies in Church History, No. 19)

W. J. SHEILS (editor), The Church and healing, (Studies in Church History, No. 19), Oxford, Basil Blackwell for the Ecclesiastical History Society, 1982, 8vo, pp. xxiv, 440, £19.50. This collection of essays represents a thoughtful, stimulating, and generally successful cooperative attempt by medical and ecclesiastical historians to study an important topic, the relationship between the Christi...

A Short History of Church Building

From its beginning, a critical part of Christianity has been the gathering of people worshipping together. By virtue of this activity, the “place” where they worship has become endowed with a symbolic form. Historically, when believers build their places of worship they have searched for a physical form capable of expressing this symbolic form. This form simultaneously reflects the specific cha...

Towards a formal ontology for history of church administration

The paper presents preliminary results in the area of ontological engineering for historical research. Historical information systems are still in the initial stage of development. Our experience hitherto shows that the decisive stage in the development of such systems is a conceptual model and ontological engineering seems to be the right tool to build it. Our particular aim is to develop a da...

Nikon 80-400

The 80-400 f/4.5-5.6G is a relatively large and bulky lens for the genre but overall, given its size I did not find it very heavy and found it to be well balanced even on a light D7100 without optional vertical grip. If this lens had the same metal construction as the 300 f/4 or 70-200 f/2.8 it would be even heavier. There is a lot of polycarbonate in the lens similar to the other recent f/4 ra...