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... governance can be harmonious. Soft and hard spaces, as Haughton and Allmendinger note, can coexist in sometimes symbiotic fashion. Colomb and colleagues (chapter 6) make a similar observation in respect of cross-border ...
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... Business history focuses on corporate success and failure and the reasons behind it. The three chapters in the ‘companies’ section invite approaching this issue via a comparison of the very different strategies ...
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... 8astly, a common-collector amplier in comparison to the previous ampliers based on the data we have gathered produces the least gain for voltage. 1ecause of this, this type of amplier is usually used as a ...
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... The comparison between self‑organised initiatives in the Global South and the Global North could generate new insights into the development of this phenomenon and its connection with urban ...
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... Questionnaire The questionnaire was used for the investigation of the occupants’ spatial perception and thermal environment perception. The investigation was performed through asking questions in texts of students, which ...
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Monochromatic sums and products in N
... -topological system (X, (T g ) g∈A R ) with a dense set of additively minimal points, such that each map T g : X → X is open and injective, and with the property that for any finite coloring R = C 1 ∪ · · · ∪ C ...
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Conclusion
... In this sense, autonomy of the legislature for policy-making and promotion of the interaction between the political system and citizens are not exclusive goals in complex and diverse contemporary societies such as ...
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... urban system as a three-tier hierarchical system in which Shanghai, the municipality directly under the central government, is designated the central city of this system, with three provincial ...
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CONCLUSION
... SEA in children occurs primarily by hematoge- nous spread of the causative organism from distant sites. 1,10,11 Many authors point to the spinal epidural network of veins, Batson’s plexus, as a route of in- fection. 10 ...
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Memory for the color of non-monochromatic lights
... visual system to be insensitive to differences in illuminant color that are of little survival value, including differences that are typically “discounted” in order to maintain “color ...using monochromatic ...
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Non Monochromatic Electromagnetic Radiation of Inhomogeneous Media
... The concept of surface charge has only an auxiliary meaning and was intro- duced for convenience in considering the field of charges at distances sufficiently large in comparison with the dimensions of the charges ...
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Computer simulation of coating processes with monochromatic monitoring
... The simulation tool was used, to investigate different trigger-point cut-off algorithms. In a first approach a simple offset correction algorithm was simulated. In this case the trigger-point is just shifted by the ...
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CONCLUSION SYSTEM INFORMATION
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GENETIC EFFECTS OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION IN MAIZE. IV. COMPARISON OF MONOCHROMATIC RADIATIONS
... This heterogeneity of the treated sample, owing to variation in internal filtration among the pollen grains, could result in a serious error in the de- termination of relative effe[r] ...
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Monochromatic clique decompositions of graphs
... A monochromatic H -decomposition of G is a partition of its edge set such that each part is either a single edge, or forms a monochromatic copy of H i in color i, for some 1 ≤ i ≤ ...
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A Survey on Monochromatic Connections of Graphs
... a monochromatic path if all the edges of the path are colored with a same ...a monochromatic path. An edge-coloring of H is a monochromatic connection coloring (MC-coloring) if it makes H ...
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STAR 120 AC Monochromatic
... CC Monochromatic DATA-SHEET Kindly note that athmospheric agents ( such as lightnings, etc ) , electrostatics charges or disturbances on the installation not caused by Aldabra lighting fi xtures and Led drivers ...
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General Conclusion GENERAL CONCLUSION
... GENERAL CONCLUSION Factors influencing novelty processing and novelty’s effects on cognition In Part 1 of this dissertation the rapid detection and evaluation of novelty, and the perceptual and behavioral ...
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... By exploring siting problems in the context of the relationship between the knowledge production and use in the Asia-Pacific, this book suggests expanding the literature’s subject matt[r] ...
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... 7 Conclusions This thesis has researched further design and development of a system for vario-scale maps. Section 7.1 presents our ultimate vario-scale goal, which will give us perspective to understand issues ...
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