Titlebook: Electromagnetic Aquametry; Electromagnetic Wave Klaus Kupfer Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 artificial neural networks.el

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Drawing with Vertices and MatricesFor the next few chapters we will begin to move away from the two-dimensional graphics that we have been using so far and enter the brave new world of the third dimension. Before we get too far, however, there are some new concepts and approaches that you need to become familiar with.

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Operative Pelviscopy: Techniques and ResultsOver the course of the past decade operative laparoscopy has provided one of the major breakthroughs in the practice of gynecology.

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Drawing with Vertices and MatricesFor the next few chapters we will begin to move away from the two-dimensional graphics that we have been using so far and enter the brave new world of the third dimension. Before we get too far, however, there are some new concepts and approaches that you need to become familiar with.

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Health Care Supported by Technology in JapanConsidering the history of the medical use of computers in Japan, it is possible to identify three stages, as shown in Table 1.

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Sounding Out with Game AudioOur worlds have been very quiet so far; apart from the occasional sound of the screen being tapped, everything has moved in complete silence. That’s no way for a game to be, so in this chapter, we’ll make some noise by adding sound effects and music to our games.

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Health Information System and Health Reform in ItalyLaw No. 833 introduced for the first time in Italy a set of provisions expressly devoted to the Health Information System (HIS).

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Günter Burkart,Diana Cichecki,Heike KahlertDie Diskussion um Privatheit/?ffentlichkeit aus gendertheoretischer Sicht.Medientheorie und postkoloniale Ans?tze.Systematische und historische Debatten

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8916-0Prostaglandin; chromatography; development; diabetes; diabetes mellitus; immunology; pharmacology; platelet

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Kuangi Fu,Hiroya Ueyama,Taiji Sagahey realized that they were getting drawn into the sensitive area of the so-called nationalities problem. The Russian language was raised to the rank of common language for all Soviet peoples. In the system of all-Soviet patriotism, which had banished even the ‘revolutionary’ Latin alphabet, there was no place for a neutral international language.