Titlebook: Language Politics of Regional Integration; Cases from the Ameri Michael A. Morris Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Superpower Linguistic Competition in Cuba,c competition in Cuba. Cuba, the largest, most populous island in the Caribbean, has been a particularly prominent target of great power competition including in the linguistic sphere. The case study in this chapter, because of the emphasis on superpower competition, focuses particularly on the firs

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Conclusion,they are all self-standing. At the same time, all the chapters examine the topic, ., from different perspectives and in so doing point toward more general conclusions. The specific conclusions advanced in Chapters 1–6 together provide a foundation for overall conclusions here.

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Hämoperfusion bei akuten Vergiftungenfree radicals. and an influx of activated neutrophils., leading to additional irreversible injury. Thus, to maximize the benefits of reperfusion and minimize the area which is irreversibly injured, it may be necessary to accompany therapies which restore perfusion by interventions which reduce reper

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,IT-Strategieberatung für Krankenhäuser,ei wird der Mehrwert für Krankenhäuser durch die Beauftragung externer Berater bei der Entwicklung von IT-Strategien deutlich. Die bewährten Methoden einer auf das Gesundheitswesen spezialisierten Unternehmensberatung zur Entwicklung und Einführung einer solchen IT-Strategie werden in diesem Beitrag

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Studying the effects of CO2 emissions trading on the electricity market: A multi-agent-based approactigate the interplay between the market players, with a focus lying on the dynamics in a market for CO. emission allowances and its effects on the electricity markets. Simulations with this model will enable us to draw conclusions about the economic performance of different possible emissions trading design options

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Inequalities of Jensen and Chebyshev Type for Interval-Valued Measures Based on Pseudo-integralshe corresponding generalizations of the Jensen and the Chebyshev integral inequalities. The first approach is based on an interval-valued measure defined by the pseudo-integral of interval-valued function, while the second approach considers an interval-valued measure obtained through pseudo-integrals of real-valued functions.