Titlebook: Neural Information Processing and VLSI; Bing J. Sheu,Joongho Choi Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 CMOS.Routing.Sig

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Book 1995es, in order to develop advanced artificial andbiologically-inspired neural networks using compact analog and digitalVLSI parallel processing techniques. ..Neural Information Processing and VLSI. systematically presentsvarious neural network paradigms, computing architectures, and theassociated elec

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d management and use, fugitive emissions from industry and waste utilisation on land. Consequently, in national and international strategies aimed at sustainable development, where the maintenance of environmental capital is a key feature, environmental protection plays an important role. Thus, air,

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er with the costs of machinery operations, became more expensive. Thus simpler alternatives to conventional plough tillage, termed minimum or conservation tillage, became attractive as offering savings in the cost of establishing crops [.]. A further incentive was the availability of herbicides for

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Bing J. Sheu,Joongho Choid management and use, fugitive emissions from industry and waste utilisation on land. Consequently, in national and international strategies aimed at sustainable development, where the maintenance of environmental capital is a key feature, environmental protection plays an important role. Thus, air,

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Bing J. Sheu,Joongho Choi, and regulation policies of soil pollution. The book also discusses possible pathways for innovation, by incorporating state-of-the-art knowledge on sustainability, nature-based solutions, and socio-economical aspects. Divided into four parts, the book opens with an overview of the legal context an

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Bing J. Sheu,Joongho Choie ecological functions important to humans, animals, microbes, and other life forms. Petroleum and its derivatives, as well as metals whose toxicity has been extensively studied, are the most common contaminants found in soil. Because of the ongoing persistence of these contaminants in soil and thei

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This chapter reviews the main ecological problems of oil industry and developed methods for remediation of the oil-polluted soils, including nonbiological and biological methods with a focus on bioremediation approaches. Until recently, most studies were concentrated on developing methods for accele