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US EPA (2006) Integrated Risk Information System, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Washington DC, USA, http //www. epa.gov/iris / subst/index.html (accessed 11 May 2009). 

IEEE 1547.4 Guide for design, operation and integration of distributed resources island systems with electric power systems (United States)... 

The quantity of ethylene transported by international tankers accounts for only 1% of production. The majority of ethylene produced in the United States and Western Europe is moved by integrated pipeline systems. 

Figure 30-lC is distinctly different from the first two in the type of SO2 control processes used and the sequence of the particulate matter and SOj controls. It is a promising approach for up to 90% SO2 control of western United States coal, and there is a single waste product. Other features include the collection of particulate matter at temperatures below 90°C and the possibility for spray dryer cooling tower water integration. This. system may or may not include a catalytic NO unit. 

At the beginning of the twentieth centuity, the automobile was still a novelty. In the United States more cars were then powered by steam engines and bat-teity-electric systems than by internal-combustion engines. By the end of the twentieth century, the automobile had become an integral part of the American lifestyle, with approximately one privately... 

MHD programs in the United States are concentrated in two major facilities. A Component Development and Integration Facility is located in Butte, Montana, and a Coal Fired Flow Facility at the University of Tennessee to studies coal fired MHD, slag processing, seed handling and downstream systems. 

Farm simulation models are available such as the FarmGHG (Olesen et al., 2006 Weiske et ah, 2006) in Europe Integrated Farm System Model (IFSM) (Rotz et ah, 2009) and DairyGFIG Model (Rotz et ah, 2010) in the United States DairyNZ s Whole Farm Model in New Zealand (Beukes et ah, 2010), and GAMEDE (Vayssieres et ah, 2009) in Erance. 

The Clean Water Act (CWA or the Water Pollution Control Act) is the cornerstone of surface water quality protection in the United States and employs a variety of regulatory and nomegulatory tools to sharply reduce direct pollutant discharges into waterways and manage polluted runoff. The objective of the Clean Water Act is to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of water systems. 

In the United States, GOOS will be implemented through a new Integrated Ocean Observing System (lOOS) run by a new organization, Ocean.US, the National Office... 

In the United States a comprehensive document has been pubhshed by the EPA [25] outlining Best Available Treatment options and the regulatory treatment of effluents arising from pharmaceutical manufacture. However, the most comprehensive control system is currently that provided in the EU by the Directive on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control [26], and this is becoming a model for the development of similar legislation across the world. 

This book, relevant to FDA-regulated operations, provides practical information to enable compliance with computer systems validation requirements, while highlighting and efficiently integrating the Part 11 requirements into the computer validation program. The ideas presented in this book are based on many years of experience in the United States Department of Defense and FDA-regulated industries in various computer systems development, maintenance, and quality functions. 

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