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Competencias informacionales e investigación formativa: experiencias desde la Universidad Técnica de Manabí, Ecuador
español Las competencias informacionales constituyen un pilar esencial en la educación superior contemporánea, al favorecer la autonomía intelectual, la evaluación crítica y el uso ético de la información en los procesos de aprendizaje e investigación.
Análisis de la distorsión inducida por soldadura y la tensión residual en placas de acero y su efecto en la resistencia al pandeo
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Análisis de la distorsión inducida por soldadura y la tensión residual en placas de acero y su efecto en la resistencia al pandeo Salgado-Cedeño, Erick [1] ; Paredes-Mera, Francisco [1] [1] Universidad Laica Eloy Alfaro de Manabí Portoviejo, Ecuador Localización: Revista Científica FINIBUS - Ingeniería, Industria y Arquitectura: FINIBUS, ISSN-e 2737-6451, Vol. 8, Nº.
I Chased the Ghosts of the Army's Forgotten Black Bicycle Troop Original
Last summer, I cycled 1,900 miles from western Montana to eastern Missouri. The solo ride was inspired by a 19th-century troop of 20 Black infantryman ordered by the U.S. Army to cycle through frigid mountain passes and scorching plains from Fort Missoula, MT, to St. Louis, MO, in order to gauge the viability of an army bicycle corps. That remarkable 1897 journey has been all but lost to history.
Dignity and Truth, Part Two: Bicycle Nomad Concludes His Journey Retracing the Historic Buffalo Soldiers Route – Josh Caffrey & Erick Cedeño
Back in July, I wrote an initial article about Erick Cedeño’s (aka Bicycle Nomad) journey from Missoula, MT to St. Louis, MO. That article covered my experience with him in Montana, and really just the beginning of his epic 1,900-mile bicycle expedition which would retrace the historic route the 25th Infantry Buffalo Soldiers took in 1897. The continuation of that story is below and picks up in Missouri about a month after seeing Erick in Montana… It’s been 32 days since I last saw Erick Cedeño.
Dignity and Truth, Part One: Bicycle Nomad Retraces the Historic Buffalo Soldiers Route from Missoula to St. Louis – Josh Caffrey & Erick Cedeño
When I first met Erick Cedeño (aka Bicycle Nomad) I had no inkling that a day we spent together shooting lifestyle photos as part of his new role as an ambassador for the outdoor apparel company swrve would blossom into a deep friendship.
Commentary: A Bike is a Life-Changing Vehicle for Adventure
Got a little voice in your head wondering just how far you can ride your bike? Listen to it. Triathlete-turned-adventure cyclist Erick Cedeño shares his tales from the road. Join Triathlete Create a personalized feed and bookmark your favorites. Join Triathlete Create a personalized feed and bookmark your favorites. Join for free For access to all of our training, gear, and race coverage, plus exclusive training plans, FinisherPix photos, event discounts, and GPS apps, sign up for Outside+.
Erick Cedeño, Author at Triathlete
Got a little voice in your head wondering just how far you can ride your bike? Listen to it. Triathlete-turned-adventure cyclist Erick Cedeño shares his tales from the road.
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