Titlebook: Global Handbook on Noncommunicable Diseases and Health Promotion; David V. McQueen Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2013 Can

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Interactive Technology to Foster Creativity in Future Mathematics Teachersfosters creativity among future secondary mathematics teachers in their first year in college. The course was built on research-based principles to learn mathematics for understanding. We found that creativity is fostered naturally by teaching mathematics based on those principles. Creativity is fos

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Calculating Roots of Equations,e is a great need to calculate the results of equations in general. These results are frequently used in the analysis of investments and in new trading strategies. It is important not only to be able to solve equations but also to calculate the roots of such equations in an efficient way.

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Aurorae and the Zodiacal Light,and tools adopted to analyze them. Therefore the main contribution of this paper is to present and describe, with a practical point of view, a discrete event ATM SWitch SIMulator (ATMSWSIM) designed to evaluate the performance of ATM switching fabrics under different traffic and architecture parameters.

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Human Brain Mapping: State of the Artivation in rodents by H. Kennedy and L. Sokoloff can be considered as a milestone. Application of this method in man occured in the early 1970’s using radioactive xenon and external detectors [2] but this first attempt was limited both by the limited spatial resolution of the apparatus and by the absence of reference to brain anatomy.