Miyano received the 2008 Catharine E . B . Cox Award for Excellence in the Visual Arts from the Honolulu Museum of Art, resulting in his one-person exhibition, " Historia : Naturalia et Artificialia ".
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To highlight the move, the Naturalis museum has an exhibition on " Naturalia, circus animals to scientific object ", in which objects from the collection of the ZMA are displayed, between 14 October 2011 and 19 August 2012.
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The difference is that Botha JA saw the " commodus usus " as part of the common-law " naturalia ", whereas Cooper believes that the lessee must plead that such a term existed in the contract.
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As Powell writes in the catalog : " Their collections contained both unusual natural phenomena, or naturalia, such as shells or coral, and remarkable human creations, or artificialia, such as paintings, sculpture or graphic arts ."
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Its business model is built on a network of strategically related, yet clearly differentiated banners Spar and Vival ( urban and rural superettes ), Monoprix and Franprix ( centre-city stores ), Leader Price ( discount outlets ) and Naturalia ( organic foods ).
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The name Cassius Felix is sometimes also applied to "'Cassius Iatrosophista "', an earlier Greek medical writer ( 2nd or 3rd century AD ) known only as the author of 84 or 85 " Quaestiones Medicae et Problemata Naturalia " ( ).
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In addition to repealing the Rent Control Act, as well as sections of the Sectional Titles Act, the Act also has an effect on the common law of lease, in that it creates statutory " naturalia "; it also limits the parties'contractual freedom.
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This definition differs from the one contained in the NCA . Some commentators on the Act have observed that it has in fact blended the lease of movables with a sale, and that this could create the problem of determining which " naturalia " of the contract will apply.
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Ultimately, the lessor's obligation to provide the lessee with " commodus usus " is one of the " naturalia " of the contract of lease and, unless explicitly excluded in the contract, an " ex lege " term of all leases.
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During this early encyclopaedic phase, the genre reflected the culture of curiosity of that time, when art works, scientific instruments, naturalia and artificialia were equally the object of study and admiration and the cabinets depicted are populated by persons who were as interested in discussing scientific instruments as in admiring paintings.
