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Simple MPI/FORTRAN Applications,e for coastal cities may be particularly damaging, especially as people and population densities continue to increase in flood plains and coastal areas of the Asia-Pacific. The herein proposed paradigm of Climate and Sustainable Security deals with protecting, restoring, designing, and implementing

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Simple MPI/FORTRAN Applications,ould try to persuade Japan to abandon its nuclear programme. Secondly, Japan could generate her electricity entirely from fossil fuels and renewables such as solar, wind, hydro, tide and biomass. Thirdly, Japan could seed her nuclear plants with managers and workers not culturally predisposed to con

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Case Study: An Automobile Body,to ecosystems, livelihoods, and businesses. In particular, these losses can be more likely prevented and minimized through the use of data and algorithmic modeling that improves community resilience by institutionalizing sustainable hazard mitigation within accepted processes of water resources comm

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Linear Finite Element Analysis of Nanotubes,resent a high health risk to other countries. As a result, Taiwan finds it difficult to persuade WHO members to manifest “universal participation” by including Taiwan in various intergovernmental health networks. This pattern of governance, however, lacks transparency. Other countries will find it d

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1613-5113 es in the Asia-Pacific Region impact globally and conversely, security developments in those other regions affect the Asia-Pacific region. . .978-3-319-87146-2978-3-319-61729-9Series ISSN 1613-5113 Series E-ISSN 2363-9466