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World Health Organization (2000) WHO Global principles for the containment of antimicrobial resistance in animals intended for food. Report of a WHO Consultation. Geneva... [Pg.239]

Special Features Human rights for employees and in communities where companies operate. The Sullivan Global Principles were instrumental in building corporate opposition to South African Apartheid. They were recognized by the UN Secretary General as promoting CSR. More than 100 of the world s leading companies so far have endorsed the Principles. [Pg.501]

World Health Organisation, WHO Global Principles for the Containment of Antimicrobial Resistance in Animals Intended for Food, report of a WHO consultation, Geneva, June 5-9, 2000 (available at http //whqlibdoc. who.int/hq/2000/WHO CDS CSR APH 2000.4.pdf accessed 11/20/10). [Pg.54]

Rewrite the local equations into a global principle... [Pg.10]

All local mathematical equations can be rewritten into a global principle, although many of the principles do not make an explicit sense such as minimising the potential energy. The finite element method can therefore be conveniently used to model intercoupling and multi-physics problems. [Pg.11]

Systems involving an interface are often metastable, that is, essentially in equilibrium in some aspects although in principle evolving slowly to a final state of global equilibrium. The solid-vapor interface is a good example of this. We can have adsorption equilibrium and calculate various thermodynamic quantities for the adsorption process yet the particles of a solid are unstable toward a drift to the final equilibrium condition of a single, perfect crystal. Much of Chapters IX and XVII are thus thermodynamic in content. [Pg.2]

The most ambitious approaches to the protein folding problem attempt to solve it from firs principles (ab initio). As such, the problem is to explore the coirformational space of th molecule in order to identify the most appropriate structure. The total number of possibl conformations is invariably very large and so it is usual to try to find only the very lowes energy structure(s). Some form of empirical force field is usually used, often augmente with a solvation term (see Section 11.12). The global minimum in the energy function i assumed to correspond to the naturally occurring structure of the molecule. [Pg.533]

First of all, one needs to choose the local coordinate frame of a molecule and position it in space. Figure 2a shows the global coordinate frame xyz and the local frame x y z bound with the molecule. The origin of the local frame coincides with the first atom. Its three Cartesian coordinates are included in the whole set and are varied directly by integrators and minimizers, like any other independent variable. The angular orientation of the local frame is determined by a quaternion. The principles of application of quaternions in mechanics are beyond this book they are explained in detail in well-known standard texts... [Pg.119]

By exploiting the fact that such rules obey an additive superposition principle -namely, that if >add is the global transition function, then + ob) = (<7a) +... [Pg.45]

The other global method in common use is generally called the method of Qraejfe in western Europe and in the United States, and the method of Lobachevskii in the USSR. The first to state the principle was Dandelin, but Graeffe devised the algorithm, simple enough in itself, that is normally used. The method is widely known, and is described in many places. Hence, it will not be described here. But it is not widely known that the method is applicable, with rather trivial modifications, to solving transcendental equations. [Pg.85]

Up to this point, we have focused on aqueous equilibria involving proton transfer. Now we apply the same principles to the equilibrium that exists between a solid salt and its dissolved ions in a saturated solution. We can use the equilibrium constant for the dissolution of a substance to predict the solubility of a salt and to control precipitate formation. These methods are used in the laboratory to separate and analyze mixtures of salts. They also have important practical applications in municipal wastewater treatment, the extraction of minerals from seawater, the formation and loss of bones and teeth, and the global carbon cycle. [Pg.586]

Supplementary requirements for specific types of drug products are contained in other Parts ofGhapters 9 and 21 of the Gode of Federal Regulations, as summarised in Table 11.1. IGH Q7 guideline provides globally harmonised principles ofGMP for APIs. [Pg.211]


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