Titlebook: Web Information Systems and Mining; International Confer Wenyin Liu,Xiangfeng Luo,Jingsheng Lei Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag

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Jieh-Shan Yeh,Ying-Lin Lin,Yu-Cheng Chensent new petrography and whole-rock geochemistry for felsic volcanic rocks to understand their origin, evolution, petrogenesis and their tectonic relation with the MC. Based on geochemical composition, these rocks are divided into two main groups: (i) rhyolite and (ii) trachydacite, respectively. Th

Blemish

Haiyan Che,Wei Chen,Tie Feng,Jiachen Zhangn Kreisläufe vieler Stoffe als auch zum Eintrag naturfremder Substanzen in die Umwelt geführt. Die Pedosphäre besitzt als eines der lebenswichtigen Umweltkompartimente im Unterschied zu Atmosphäre und Hydrosphäre zwar einerseits eine relative hohe Belastbarkeit, andererseits ist die Selbstreinigungs

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细胞学

Nefarious

Xianfei Zhang,Bicheng Li,Yuxuan Tianon in the Mediterranean Sea. For more than 20 years E.M. Emelyanov has examined the recent sedimentation of the Mediterranean Sea and K.M. Shimkus has studied the Quaternary and the earlier sedi­ mentation of the area. The authors, scientific workers from the P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, U

acrophobia

Wensheng Yin,Feifei Guo,Fan Xu,Xiuguo Chen carbon dioxide, which are dissolved in small quantities in the water present. The incorporation of these gases and their interaction with water molecules develops aqueous solutions that have active oxygen present and a slightly acidic solution due to the dissolved carbon dioxide which produces the

背心

Donghui Zheng,Fang Lirganic geochemistry and to show how to apply geochemistry advantageously in an explora­ tion program. I have made the explicit assumption that most readers will have a sound background in geology but far less knowledge of, or interest in, chemistry. Be­ cause there is no need for an exploration geol

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按等级

Suge Wang,Deyu Li,Yingjie Wei,Hongxia Li those phenomena which we associate with the land­ scape; Perel‘man has already written extensively on this subject. The landscape, in the physical sense, is controlled by the interac­ tion of exogenic and endogenic agencies-on the one hand, the atmo­ sphere, the wind, the rain, and other components