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Design Methods for Base Stabilization of Paved Roadsing lateral confinement through friction and/or interlocking. The stabilization function is widely used for improving the performance of the base and/or subbase of paved and unpaved roads. When installed at the bottom or within a base and/or subbase course, geosynthetics for stabilization afford to

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Investigating and Comparing Multimodal Biometric Techniqueses, not only in Information Technology, but across all industries. One of the main principles of security is that a system only be accessed by a legitimate user. According to the ISO 7498/2 document [1] (an international standard which defines an information security system architecture) there are 5

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Glaucoma Risk Factors: Fluctuations in Intraocular Pressure, as well as different methods for analysis of the data and other aspects of methodology. Recent methods to evaluate intraocular pressure during the 24 h of the day by the use of contact lens sensors may assist in clarifying the role of pressure fluctuations as a risk factor in glaucoma.

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Law and Order in Practice,eviance by making the rules whose infraction constitutes deviance, and by applying those rules to particular people and labelling them as outsiders’. The stigmatisation of someone as ‘criminal’ therefore presupposes the existence of socially created rules (legal and moral) proscribing their ‘unacceptable’ behaviour.