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Mumias Sugar Company Ltd., listed in Google site under this name. 

In more recent work we have found Google Sites [43] to provide a convenient platform for collaborative virtual environments. (See, for example. Fig. 2.6). 

Google Sites is the easiest way to make information accessible to people who need quick,... 

Fig. 2.6 Collaborative Viitual Environment used in preparing this contribution. The home page of this Google Sites platform at https //sites.google.com/site/virtualenvironment25/...

There are a number of Web sites where meteorological information can be obtained, and a simple search on www.google.com will help you to identify sources. Two sites that are recommended are ... 

In multi-volume references and other specialist books listed below, the ISBN(13) has been given. The original sources can be traced through Internet sites (e.g., GOOGLE ) using, for example, where appropriate, the ISBN number or by searching the title given in italics. 

Fig. 2. Photo maps showing location of monitoring wells (VW), surface water bodies (flow directions of creeks indicated by arrows) and tailings/waste rock dumps for sites 1 (A) and 2 (B). Base images from Google Earth.

A. The best place to start is at the Salvia divinorum Research and Information Center home page. There you will find links to many related sites. To discover more, just use your favorite search engine to search on terms like Salvia , Salvia divinorum , Mazatec , and salvinorin One of the best search engines to use is google.com. 

Another useful site for tracking down recent news stories is Google News at http //news.google.com/. The site describes itself as highly unusual in that it offers a news service compiled solely by computer algorithms without human intervention. While the sources of the news stories vary in per-... 

Use Tools Offered by the Search Engine This includes using the Help button. Also, it is helpful to try the more like this , related searches , or narrow your search options offered by some search engines. Advanced search options often help to eliminate sites that are unlikely to provide the desired information. For example, the advanced search option on Google allows selection or exclusion of specific types of URL, such as .com sites. 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) maintains a Web site to provide information related to AIDS and HIV. Use your Web browser to connect to http //cheiTiistry.brookscole.com/skoogfac/. From the Chapter Resource Menu, choose Web Works. Locate the Chapter 11 section, and click on the link to the CDC Web site. Use the search facility at the CDC site to locate pages containing information on testing for HIV. You will find that various types of immunoassay are useful for HIV testing. What are these immunoassay types Then use Google to search the Web for these types of immunoassay. What physical or chemical properties are used in the immunoassays What are the chemical principles behind these methods ... 

Use a Web search engine such as Google to find sites dealing with potentiometric titrators. This search should turn up such companies as Spectralab, Analyticon, Fox Scientific, Brinkmann, Metrohm, Mettler-Toledo, and Thermo Electron. Set your browser to one or two of these and explore the types of titrators that are commercially available. At the sites of two different manufacturers, find application notes or bulletins for determining two analytes by potentiometric titration. For each, list the analyte, the instruments and the reagents that are necessary for the determination, and the expected accuracy and precision of the results. Describe the detailed chemistry behind each determination and the experimental procedure. 

We wish to thank Barbara Leone for her excellent technical assistance and A.R.B. Onlus (https //sites.google.com/site/ onlusarb/) for critically revising the manuscript. 

In this section, however, we provide information and Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) for online GPCR resources. These URLs are curated and kept current at https //sites.google.com/ site/gproteincoupledreceptors/. 

URL is short for universal resource locator. It is the address that you type in when you are looking for a particular website. For example, http // www.open.ac.uk will take you to the website of the Open University, UK. If you do not know the URL you can use a search engine like Google, Yahoo or Lycos, to search for the name of the site. The name will usually be displayed with the URL. You can then click on the URL to get to the site. 

The most popular pieces of software available to extract short distances from CW EPR spectra are DIPETT (from Steinhoff s group) [57], ShortDistances (from Altenbach, https //sites.google.com/site/altenbach/labview-programs/short-distances) or user-based fitting routines with Easyspin [48]. 

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