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Thyroid,epts of recycling of MMCs are given in this book for the first time so as to meet the demands for solving environmental problems. This work originally was published in Japanese and has attained a high reputation among Japanese professors and researchers in the field.　978-4-431-54756-3978-4-431-54237-7

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Adverse Late Effects of Radiation Treatment in the Pancreas,e production of substitutable products or processes, (iii) comparison of alternatives for delivering a given function (Jacquemin et al. 2012), and (iv) to analyze the phases of the product or service life cycle that have a more considerable environmental impact – also known as “hotspots” (Piekarski

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Prostate, Seminal Vesicle, Penis, and Urethra,hapter introduces some basic concepts related to numerical optimization of algebraic functions including algebraic constraints. Examples are provided using Solver in Microsoft Excel. Topics considered include the objective function, algebraic constraints, optimality conditions, convexity analysis, c