Titlebook: The Palgrave Handbook of Global Social Change; Rajendra Baikady (Editor-in-Chief),S.M. Sajid (Edi Living reference work 2025Latest edition

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An Era of Collaboration to Promote Energy Efficiency. The GCC and Asia, being among the world’s biggest energy producers and consumers, are no strangers to this concept. This study will demonstrate that an era or spirit of cooperation with regard to the development of energy efficiency policies would benefit both regions. Through the adoption of simi

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Distributed Raman Transmission: Applications and Fiber Issueselopment of the key enabling technologies, namely, high-power pump lasers and low-loss optical fiber, and for the commercial need for significantly reduced cascaded optical noise buildup in fiber transmission systems.

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