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,Bücher, die die Unternehmenswelt bedeuten,ent damage mechanisms have been identified, compromising performance and reducing service life. Proper identification of primary and secondary causes of deterioration is essential to determine correct rehabilitation strategies, and to prevent future damage. Results from such assessments have been us

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Enrico Cordes,Konstantin Krone,Viktoria Paull analyses of glass fragments or the chemical analyses of drug samples. It is shown that the methodology models variability in characteristics in such a way as to account for variation both between source and within source so that the effect on the odds in favour of the ultimate issue can be measure

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,Wissenstransformationen in Pr?sentationen,crimination of common urban land-use vegetation (LUV) classes is being tested. Preliminary results for the parameter of soil colour over one year for sites in Scotland and north-west England are presented.

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Social Mechanisms Influenced by Sardex,d terminologies used in soil science but especially in pedology with practical relevance to forensic science are discussed. The systematic forensic soil examination approach described in this paper uses soil morphology (e.g. colour, consistency, texture and structure), mineralogy (X-ray powder diffr

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,Intervallsch?tzung (Konfidenzintervalle),ll. However, identification is still the lowest level of palynological expertise, and interpretation of palynological assemblages requires knowledge of plant distribution, developmental responses, and phenology, as well as ecosystem structure and function. The forensic palynologist must also underst