Titlebook: Quantum Optics VI; Proceedings of the S Dan F. Walls,John D. Harvey Conference proceedings 19941st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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性满足

H. Takuma,T. Nayuki,A. Shindoh,J. Kawanaka,K. Shimizu,F. Shimizuand 1960s, it was widely held that forces unleashed in economic development would lead to a convergence in the status and well-being of men and women.. For example, modernization theorists argued that increasing reliance on impersonal markets to allocate economic resources was incompatible with disc

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M. Christ,J. H. Müller,D. Bettermann,R. Deutschmann,V. Rieger,M. Schiffer,A. Scholz,K. Sengstock,U. and 1960s, it was widely held that forces unleashed in economic development would lead to a convergence in the status and well-being of men and women.. For example, modernization theorists argued that increasing reliance on impersonal markets to allocate economic resources was incompatible with disc

Presbycusis

P. Hannaford,R. J. McLean,G. I. Opat,W. J. Rowlands,A. Sidorovand 1960s, it was widely held that forces unleashed in economic development would lead to a convergence in the status and well-being of men and women.. For example, modernization theorists argued that increasing reliance on impersonal markets to allocate economic resources was incompatible with disc

Intact

J. E. Thomas,J. R. Gardner,G. R. Welch,M. L. Marable,T. A. Savard,L. J. Wangwhich they found this theory insufficient and faulty. But enough of us have from time to time taken up the general problem of why, how, and in what respects this conventional theory goes wrong and how an institutional theory, free from these systematic defects, should be shaped. As yet there are, ho

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certitude

S. M. Tan,D. F. Wallswhich they found this theory insufficient and faulty. But enough of us have from time to time taken up the general problem of why, how, and in what respects this conventional theory goes wrong and how an institutional theory, free from these systematic defects, should be shaped. As yet there are, ho

paleolithic

M. J. Holland,K. A. Suominen,K. Burnett process of economic change as one of overlapping patterns of sectoral growth, in which some industries led while others lagged.1 When leading sectors moved forward in a group, as during the epoch of British textile and steam power development at the beginning of the nineteenth century, their yields

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