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Catherine Higginsures. Finally, the recent concept of tectonics versus climate is briefly discussed. It is concluded that the Himalayan structures are a result of gigantic tectonic forces that drive the plates and make the Indian plate to subduct beneath the Tibetan plate.

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William Brooks,V. Wiktor Marek,Miroslaw Truszczynskiof superimposed deformation is described. It is emphasized that objectives of the study should be formulated prior to selection of sample sites. Hrouda diagram is described for understanding the roles of simple and pure shear deformations in a region of simultaneous development of folding and thrust

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Sylvain Louboutin,Vinny Cahills on system-level development or context recognition, while human–computer interaction and usability issues have only rarely been investigated. The objective of this chapter is to identify issues and raise awareness of potential challenges that user-interface designers need to consider while adaptin

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cies to maintain appropriate level of stocking but also ensures high level of public services. The illustration of this study is a starting-point to develop models for humanitarian supply chain and establish future research agenda for emergency preparedness planning.

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Arnd G. Grosse,Dietmar A. Kottmann,Ludwig Kellerd the Kenyan eParticipation project Ushahidi generated a techno-discourse about the rise of African cyberdemocracies and the power of crowd-sourcing. This techno-discourse is deeply connected to a specific economical, cultural and political vision of a definable group of people and is currently affe

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some previously unresolved questions. It describes in detail the structure of the Himalaya as a primary arc, with supporting evidence from model deformation under controlled boundary conditions and anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility studies.. .978-3-319-35894-9978-3-319-05588-6Series ISSN 2197-9545 Series E-ISSN 2197-9553

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