Titlebook: Unilateral Problems in Structural Analysis — 2; Proceedings of the S G. Piero,F. Maceri Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Verlag Wien 19

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Unilateral Problems in Structural Analysis — 2978-3-7091-2967-8Series ISSN 0254-1971 Series E-ISSN 2309-3706

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L. Ascione,D. Brunoudent names on it. He had never taught students with disabilities before and wondered if he was supposed to modify his course for them. Third, after class several students came to his office hours. In conversation with these students he learned that some of these students were the first in their fam

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A. Barattaof corporate social responsibility, and points to the responsibility of universities to prepare future citizens, foster democratic discourse, achieve social justice aims, and shift our trajectory away from environmental collapse. Our hope for the future rests in our students.

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M. Como,A. Grimaldio partnership, the attempt to help a declining new town revitalise itself by ridding itself of a domination by the Mafia. Although the engagement developed and was later to be deemed successful, the key issue remains that whilst the university and city authorities were well organised to participate,

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A. Curnier positively related to enhanced entrepreneurship among Japanese scientists, whereas sector mobility is not. A brief discussion of the results follows. This paper concludes that mobility—the experience of moving beyond boundaries—enables Japanese scientists to access the resources, learn the skills,

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M. Fremondeld and maps of the respective parameters was produced using GIS for selected years. The results of the work include production of geospatial variation maps of the rainfall, temperature and maize yields and the correlation of the variables in study area. Ekiti State had the highest rainfall value of

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F. Gastaldidata acquisition barriers. In addition, we address the inclusion of methane emissions from the soil, perspectives for inclusion of data collection in administrative routines, and the expansion of the inventory to account for scope 3 emissions. Conclusions highlight the importance of the engagement o