Titlebook: A Calculus for Factorial Arrangements; Sudhir Gupta,Rahul Mukerjee Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Mathematica.calculus.c

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Carinal Resection and Reconstruction tension-free anastomoses are of great importance to ensure primary healing. Compromised healing of anastomoses is the predominant cause of morbidity and mortality. Various techniques for resection and reconstruction have been described; however, only a few institutions report a sufficient number of

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Private Epistemic Virtue, Public Vices: Moral Responsibility in the Policy Sciencescter of scientific communities can be evaluated morally and be found wanting in terms of moral responsibility. Even an epistemically successful scientific community can be morally responsible for consequences that were unforeseen by it and its members and that follow from policy advice given by its

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Working and Caringarts of the Western world, care for chronically ill children remains mostly the responsibility of mothers (Martin and Nisa, 1996: 3; Burke et al, 1999). Despite the fact that the statistical norm is now for women to work outside the home, cultural beliefs continue to preserve the unequal division of

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Beginn der Insulintherapie in Klinik und Praxis,Arzt, der sich mit der Insulinbehandlung auskennt, erkennt man nicht an der Brillanz, mit der er Vortr?ge über die Regulation der Insulinrezeptoren an Monozyten halten kann, sondern daran, da? er z.B. auf einem Teller absch?tzen kann, wieviel den Blutzuckerspiegel beeinflussende Kohlenhydrate die Mahlzeit enth?lt.

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Reducing Escalation-Related Costs in WFMSs,ion to adjust the deadlines of the remaining activities, i.e., delay escalations. The latter mechanism predicts whether a process is going to escalate at some future point, and it decides whether and when to force escalation at an early stage during execution. Preliminary experimental results show the effectiveness of our techniques.

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Maxime Amblarde properties. Another question is: how should we relate knowledge to the organisation’s total ability to perform actions and deliver value to its customers? Is knowledge the only constituent of organisational ability or are there other inherent parts? The purpose of this chapter is to investigate th