Titlebook: Multiscale Problems in the Life Sciences; From Microscopic to Jacek Banasiak,Mark A. J. Chaplain,Jacek Miękisz,V Book 2008 Springer-Verlag

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Erika Schuchardt e.g., from the experiments of K. Takayama, H. Kleine and H. Grönig (1987). Recently, H. Kleine performed experiments with cylindrical shock waves in the Perry-Kantrowitz type of shock tube of the Shock Wave Laboratory, Aachen. The focusing process was investigated by means of optical methods. Singl

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Mathematical Modeling of Dynamics of Crime Indicators in the Field of Computer Information,ered values of the key parameters from the official statistics of the Ministry of the Interior are considered as indicators. To solve the problem, mathematical software is proposed based on the principles of system dynamics. The proposed complexes of models include causal matrices reflecting direct

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Cytoreductive Surgery and Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy for Ovarian Cancer: Experience rs in the Western world .. The majority of patients have an advanced Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) stage III or IV disease at presentation, but the disease is often confined to the peritoneal cavity .. Current standard treatments of these patients consist of initial cytoreductive su

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Using Styled Layer Descriptor (SLD) for the Dynamic Generation of User- and Context-Adaptive Mobile be generated dynamically taking a lot of factors into account which describe the current user, situation and context. We present how to transform such user and context models with a base map represented as SLD resulting in an “adapted” SLD. Further we discuss how to apply these in order to generate

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Divine Omnipotence in the Early , (including size and shape) has long been a subject of interest to paleoanthropologists. Measurements also have a long-standing role in assessing humanevolution (Wolpoff, 1971; Frayer, 1977; Brace et al., 1987; e.g., Bermúdez de Castro and Nicolás, 1996).

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Henri Hubert, Racial Science and Political Myth historically or geographically distant vantage-point of the ‘primitive’. Third, Durkheim’s belief in the objectivity of his ‘scientific’ sociology entails the remoteness of sociological ‘facts’ from the personal or political ‘values’ of the sociologist..

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