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The need for weU-trained technical service professionals is expected to continue as an essential aspect of the chemical industry, despite the phenomenal growth ia electronic methods of information storage, retrieval, and transmission. Advanced troubleshooting of complex customer processes and accelerated accurate product development and market introductions should continue to be principal elements of technical service personnel duties. Increased levels of integration, perhaps blurring the lines between suppHer and customer, may come to pass. There are already instances of personnel swapping between customers and suppHers for extended periods to allow cross-fertilization of ideas and provide more accurate perspectives for the companies involved in these efforts. Technical service and research personnel have been those persons most directly involved in such efforts. 

More often than not, teams such as these benefit from outside assistance, either from other company experts or from consultants or engineers who can supplement their expertise. In any case, these teams, either directly or through facility managers, should report to a company PSM manager or champion to monitor progress, assure consistency, and facilitate cross-fertilization of efforts through exchange of experience. 

Improve imrnediate-term opportunities to cross-fertilize good practices. Pilot tests highlight good ideas and practices as well as bugs and problems. Once you ve put plans into action, you may identify certain procedures or practices that can be replicated elsewhere—right away. 

So far operations research has utilized the talents of individuals from a wide spectrum of fields ranging from chess players and physical and social scientists to mathematicians, pure and applied. Imagination and a good background in technical excellence are the basic elements in this choice of individuals. A significant consequence of all this is an opportunity for broad intellectual contacts and cross-fertilization of ideas in many diverse fields. 

Since 1960, a very large number of other synthetic macrocycles has been prepared and this has resulted in a great increase in interest in all aspects of the chemistry of macrocyclic systems. From about this time there has also been enhanced interest in the role of metal ions in biological systems and many such bioinorganic studies have involved complexes of both natural and synthetic macrocycles. Thus there has been an element of cross-fertilization between these two developing areas, viz ... 

This review paper is restricted to stirred vessels operated in the turbulent-flow regime and exploited for various physical operations and chemical processes. The developments in the field of computational simulations of stirred vessels, however, are not separated from similar developments in the fields of, e.g., turbulent combustion, flames, jets and sprays, tubular reactors, and multiphase reactors and separators. Fortunately, there is a strong degree of synergy and mutual cross-fertilization between these various fields. This review paper focuses on aspects specific to stirred vessels (such as the revolving impeller, the resulting strong spatial variations in turbulence properties, and the macroinstabilities) and on the processes carried out in them. 

The theoretical chemistry of a hundred years ago comes across as an exciting, vibrant activity, hotly disputed at the laboratory benches of the leading research schools. By comparison, present-day chemistry has very little by way of an innate theory to stimulate the experimentalist. Instead, the necessity of specialization dictates that theoretical pursuits be performed elsewhere and stimulate chemical research by some two-way flow of information. This cross-fertilization however, has dwindled gradually until it finally disappeared during the latter half of the twentieth century. That is why it is not uncommon today, to find synthetic chemists designing new advanced materials such as nano-structures or superconductors, in blissful ignorance of the basic theories that determine the behaviour of these systems. 

A number of trends discussed above favor the eventual use of CBRN weapons. The willingness to commit mass murder is primary among them. Cross fertilization among terrorist groups increases the likelihood that terrorists will develop and use more sophisticated tactics and weapons as groups share information and resources on materials, methods, and tactics. Splinter groups are seen as more likely to attempt innovation and the spread of technology will put the power to develop ever more sophisticated weapons in the hands of terrorists. 

Many of the editors and authors of these books and numerous research and review journal articles were from industry and represent a continued, critical commitment and investment by industry in postgraduate education. Others are from outside the USA emphasizing the necessary cross-fertilization of scientist and scientific knowledge critical in the development of a science. 

This approach will lead to a better understanding and improve the cross fertilization of ideas between scientists and engineers of many disciplines. The series will be of interest to all polymer scientists and engineers, providing excellent up-to-date coverage of diverse topics in polymer science, and thus will serve as an invaluable ongoing reference collection for any technical library. 

In conclusion, there is interest for bioethanol upgrading to fuel additives and some research is active in this direction, but much more effort is needed to demonstrate the validity and the viability of the concept of preparing oxygenated diesel fuel additives from bioethanol and glycerol. The key to success is to develop selective multifunctional solid catalysts, in which interest is more general, because similar multifunctionality is necessary in the catalytic synthesis of fine chemicals [67]. There is, thus, the possibility of cross-fertilization between the two research areas. 

There are significant challenges for catalysis to realize these objectives, as detailed in this chapter. There is the need for better integration between bio-, homo- and heterogeneous catalysis, and to foster cross-fertilization between these and contiguous areas (reaction engineering, membrane, etc.). New tools for the synthesis and understanding of these catalysts are need to be developed. 

The understanding of bio- and chemo-catalytic functionalities, their integration in recognizing materials (doped materials, membranes, tubes, conductive materials, biomarker detection, etc.) and the development of smart composite materials (e.g., bio-polymer-metal) are all necessary elements to reach above objectives. It is thus necessary to create the conditions to realize a cross-fertilization between scientific areas such as catalysis, membrane technology, biotech materials, porous solids, nanocomposites, etc., which so far have had limited interaction. Synergic interactions are the key factor to realizing the advanced nanoengineered devices cited above. 

Cross-fertilization Advanced nanoengineered devices by integration of catalysis, membranes, biotech materials, porous solids, and nanocomposites concepts... 

The different laboratories were often visited by those who became the pioneers of biochemistry in their home countries. An even greater cross-fertilization came in the 1930s in the U.K. and the U.S. from the arrival of biochemists from Europe. Their experience of techniques in intermediary metabolism laid the foundations for work in this area in their host countries in the 1940s and 1950s. 

Process chemists, clinical chemists, and industrial chemists have similar problems and each should be looking outside his own discipline to effect a cross -fertilization of ideas and concepts. As new sensors and techniques are developed and become available, system designers must have the flexibility to adapt them to their own environments and provide reliable analytical solutions. 

These issues should be addressed simultaneously and cross-fertilized in order to make timely progress in PDE development. 

Randomness, independence and trend (upward, or downward) are fundamental concepts in a statistical analysis of observations. Distribution-free observations, or observations with unknown probability distributions, require specific nonparametric techniques, such as tests based on Spearman s D - type statistics (i.e. D, D, D, Z)k) whose application to various electrochemical data sets is herein described. The numerical illustrations include surface phenomena, technology, production time-horizons, corrosion inhibition and standard cell characteristics. The subject matter also demonstrates cross fertilization of two major disciplines. 

In view of the extreme simplicity of the STM as an instrument, one may wonder why it was not invented mmy decades ago. Probably the reason is that the STM is a hybrid of several different branches of science and technology that generally have very little communication with each other. These parent areas are classical tunneling experiments (a branch of low-temperature physics), surface science (a branch of vacuum physics), and microscopy. The technological implementation of STM required skills and knowledge in different disciplines such as mechanical, electronic, and control engineering. The invention of the STM was a result of the cross-fertilization of different branches of science (Binnig and Rohrer, 1987), much as advocated by Maxwell more than a century ago. 

The period between a.d. 700 and 1100 was the peak of the Arab Empire. The vast geographic expanse of the Arab influence meant that a great variety of materials were available and that there was ample opportunity for the cross-fertilization of knowledge. Several individuals from this period had a... 

In the present volume, articles are of a varied nature and include recent advances in the redox chemistry of nickel alongside the newly discovered roles for nickel in a number of enzymes. Overall editorial policy will remain unchanged with the aim to provide diverse topics within each volume. This will also, it is hoped, cater more for a cross-fertilization of ideas, which is so very important in the further development of the subject. 

Thus, the scheme of this book is to present a comprehensive review of the theory and methods for enhancing drug absorption through various routes of the human body. It is hoped that, by a process of cross-fertilization, investigators primarily involved with one specific route of delivery will find additional stimulation and helpful concepts applicable to their own area of expertise from a reading of the approaches other workers have used within their spheres of activity. Not every enhancement method ever tried, however speculative, for each route of delivery finds a place in the relevant section. We believe that the book presents the most interesting approaches operating at the time the authors prepared their contributions. 

How do you get the cross-fertilization and the opportunities that are identified, in our terminology, between the different streams, namely upstream and downstream In a broader context, how do you obtain cross-fertilization within our industry and outside our industry ... 

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