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Durand N, Fiandrino A, Fraunie P, Ouillon S, Forget P, Naudin JJ (2002) Suspended matter dispersion in the Ebro ROFI an integrated approach. Cont Shelf Res 22 267-284... 

Simple control strategies form an integral part of many of the simulation examples, including RELUY, COOL, DEACT, REFRIG1, REFRIG2, RUN, EXTRA-CTCON, SULFONATION and the special control examples in Sec. 5.7, TEMP-CONT, TWOTANK and CONTUN. 

Morud. J., and Skogestad. S. "Dynamic Behavior of Integrated Plants. J. Proc. Cont., 6, 145-156 (1996). 

Surficial sediments should reflect the weighting function of alkenone production at all seasons and depths throughout the annual cycle—the integrated production temperature (IPT) concept of Conte et al. (1992). Core-top material also provides the benefit of temporal and spatial averaging of other factors, such as genetic variability and variations in growth rate that may influence alkenone systematics. This comes at costs the time averaging varies with sedimentation rate and bioturbation, and much information... 

Bottcher ME, Hespenheide B, Llobet-Brossa E, Beardsley C, Larsen O, Schramm A, Wieland A, Bottcher G, Beminger UG, Amarm R (2000) The biogeochentistiy,stable isotope geochentistiy, and nticrobial community stracture of a temperate intertidal mudflat an integrated study. Cont Shelf Res 20 1749-1769... 

In this chapter, a schema-based formulation of workaholism and burnout is proposed. It integrates the schema-based model of occupational stress (presented in Chapter 12) with the literature on workaholism (presented in Chapter 13) and burnout (presented in Chapter 8). In particular, it is noted that the workaholic employee typically presents with the type A coping style and appears to be more prone to occupational stress, burnout, low selfesteem and work-related problems than non-type A workers (Burke 2004 Burke and Matthiesen 2004 Burke and Greenglass 1988 Cherniss 1980 Conte et al. 2002 Evans et al. 1987 Greenglass 1990 Idemudia et al 2001 Jamal 1990 Kushnir and Melamed 1991 Lavanco 1997 Machlowitz 1980 Mazur and Lynch 1989 Minirth et al. 1981 Nagy and Davis 1985 Nowack 1988 Price 1982 Savickas 1990 Schwartz 1982 Spruell 1987). 

Box 4.3 Integrated Curriculum Examples at Singapore Polytechnic—Cont d... 

Box 6.1 Integrated Learning of Communication Skills—Cont d Design-Implement Project Course (2nd year) ... 

The term luminosity is used in connection with colliding beam experiments to determine the production rate of a collision. The instantaneous luminosity is proportional to the overlap integral to the densities of the two beams. The total number of individual collisions in an experiment is given by the cross section of the collision process times the integrated luminosity, which is defined as the instantaneous luminosity integrated over the total time of the experiment. More details can be found in the work of Conte and Mackay (1991b). 

According to the DDM, the consistent FE response sensitivities are computed at each time step, after convergence is achieved for response computation. Response sensitivity calculation algorithms impact the various hierarchical layers of FE response calculation, namely (1) the structure level, (2) the element level, (3) the integration point (section for frame/truss elements) level, and (4) the material level. Details on the derivation of the DDM sensitivity equation at the structure level and at the element level for classical displacement-based finite elements, specific software implementation issues, and properties of the DDM in terms of efficiency and accuracy can be found elsewhere (Kleiber et al. 1997, Conte 2001, Conte et al. 2003, Gu Conte 2003). In this study, some newly developed algorithms and recent extensions are presented which cover relevant gaps between state-of-the-art FE response-only analysis and response sensitivity computation using the DDM. 

Table APV/1.3-1 Comparison of Features for Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) and Field Programmable Cate Array (FPCA)—cont d ...

This is that/f(xj,X2,x ) has the same dependence structure with C u, U2,uf) regardless its marginal functions. Hence, copulas allow to separate the univariate margins and the multivariate dependence structure in the continuous multivariate distribution functions. To model the dependence structure for stochastic processes, Cont Tankov (2004) define the dependence structure of Levy measure by Levy copula. Thus Levy copula retains the dependence information of a Levy measure. Let X = (X, ..., X ) be a Levy process. Then there exists a Levy copula Q such that the tail integral of X satisfies ... 

Table 6-2 Integrated Safety Solution Challenges (Cont.)...

Nonlinear Ordinary Differential Equations-lnitial-Value Problems Table 5.2 Summary of the Runge-Kutta integration formulas (cont d)... 

Most methodologies for analysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in food systems are laborious, time consuming and need organic solvents, specially for complex matrixes in which PAHs are strongly trapped due to their interaction with different components of the sample (Moret and Conte, 2000). Moreover, the sampling step may deteriorate the quality of several solid foods. Solid-phase microextraction (SPME) is an alternative technique that ean overeome some of these disadvantages. SPME integrates... 

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