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Business contingency plan when spreadsheet is unavailable (e.g., due to network issues)... 

Electronic record/electronic signature. Currently, requirements concerning ER/ES according to FDA 21 CFR Part 11 cannot be implemented with Excel spreadsheets. Concerns include file protection, security, user access, audit trail, version retention, file deletion or erasure, electronic signature(s), and network issues. These can be resolved using a hybrid system, an electronic version of the spreadsheet and an approved hard copy. After data entry (and subsequent to... 

Another issue is related to spreading viruses in the Internet. It is not entirely clear that in practice the spread of viruses is intensified by hubs. Viruses target individual computer systems or companies not hubs. Interesting network issues have been mentioned by Peter Denning [11]. He points out that network theories can help us to understand how innovations spread and how modem network-centric military and industrial organizations function. 

Analog linearization. Linearization by electronic means can be done by inserting a non-linear network into the signal path (ref. 11). This network issues a non linear response which is the inverse of the transducer transfer characteristic. The sum effect is a linearized output. 

Foody, G.M., McCulloch, M.B., and Yates, W.B., 1995. Classification of remotely sensed data by an artificial neural network issues related to training data characteristics. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. 

Technical, hardware, and network issues, including telemedicine... 

Networks, MIT Press, 2001 Renooij S (2001) Probability elicitation for Belief Networks Issues to consider. The Knowledge Engineering Review 16(3) 255-269. 

Ramshaw, C. Editorial. PIN News The Newsletter of the Process Intensification Network, Issue 12, March 2005. See www.pinetwork.org... 

Proposition 8 Confirmed.The commitment is, without a doubt, one of the most critical aspects of success in the horizontal networks. Issues with commitment appear in the initial creation of the network, and often stay in the following phases, though to a smaller degree. The problem also persists in the mature networks, as was noticed in the international cases examined by the research team. 

Basheer et al. (2000) give a comprehensive treatment of neural network issues, such as data preprocessing, normalization, network initialization, etc. Some of the issues merrtioned in this section are based on this comprehensive review. 

For the experiment we designed and set up the Envisioning Probe Kit . We propose the kit as a set of activities to be carried out by a group of 18 persons, constituted by student of the Engineering Faculty of the University of Pisa. We chose this particular group of student because they have already participated to other more technical experiment in the MobileMAN project and for this reason they had a strong expertise in Ad hoc Networks issues. This common ground could be useful for a better comprehension of the purpose of the experiment, but not at all necessary to deal with the Probe kit. 

Neural networks can learn automatically from a data set of examples. In the case of NMR chemical shiffs, neural networks have been trained to predict the chemical shift of protons on submission of a chemical structure. Two main issues play decisive roles how a proton is represented, and which examples are in the data set. 

Cables are available in a variety of constmctions and materials, in order to meet the requirements of industry specifications and the physical environment. For indoor usage, such as for Local Area Networks (LAN), the codes require that the cables should pass very strict fire and smoke release specifications. In these cases, highly dame retardant and low smoke materials are used, based on halogenated polymers such as duorinated ethylene—propylene polymers (like PTFE or FEP) or poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC). Eor outdoor usage, where fire retardancy is not an issue, polyethylene can be used at a lower cost. 

Recommendations on additional aspects of macromolecular nomenclature such as that of regular double-strand (ladder and spiro) and irregular single-strand organic polymers continue to be pubHshed in I ure and Applied Chemistty (100,101). Recommendations on naming nonlinear polymers and polymer assembHes (networks, blends, complexes, etc) are expected to be issued in the near future. 

Extension Toxicology Network, EXTOXNET, 2nd ed., available in hard copy and electronic form from Resource Center, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., 1994. Contains 139 pesticide information profiles (PIPs), 16 toxicology information briefs (TIBS), and other information on current issues in pesticide toxicology and environmental chemistry. 

Bismaleimides are best defined as low molecular weight, at least diftinctional monomers or prepolymers, or mixtures thereof, that carry maleimide terminations (Eig. 3). Such maleimide end groups can undergo homopolymerization and a wide range of copolymerizations to form a highly cross-linked network. These cure reactions can be effected by the appHcation of heat and, if required, ia the presence of a suitable catalyst. The first patent for cross-linked resias obtained through the homopolymerization or copolymerization of BMI was granted to Rhc ne Poulenc, Erance, ia 1968 (13). Shordy after, a series of patents was issued on poly(amino bismaleimides) (14), which are synthesized from bismaleimide and aromatic diamines. 

Microprocessor technology permitted these technical issues to be addressed in a cost-effec tive manner. In the mid-1970s, a process control architecture referred to as a distributed control system (DCS) was introduced and almost instantly became a commercial success. A DCS consists of some number of microprocessor-based nodes that are interconnec ted by a digital communications network, often called a data highway. The key features of this architecture are as follows ... 

Burns, R.S. (1995) The Use of Artificial Networks for the Intelligent Optimal Control of Surface Ships, IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 20(1) Special Issue Advanced Control Signal Processing for Oceanic Applications, 20(1), pp. 66-72. 

Unlike this example, some cases involve the construction of less intuitively apparent MEN configurations. Chapters Five and Six provide systematic rules for matching streams and configuring the network. Furthermore, many MEN synthesis problems require the screening of multiple external MS As. This issue is addressed by the next example. 

With the opening of the transmission network to all resource suppliers, many marketing entities entered the game in the mid-1990s. Many of these marketers are subsidiaries of already established gas suppliers. Some have been created solely for the electric industry. Still others have been formed from the utilities themselves. All of these etitities arc competition-motivated. Facility planning and reliability issues, while important to their business, are left to other organizations. 

Functional and end-functional polymers are precursors to block and graft copolymers and, in some cases, polymer networks. Copolymers with in-chain functionality may be simply prepared in copolymerizations by using a functional monomer. However, obtaining a desired distribution requires consideration of the chain statistics and, for low molecular weight polymers, the specificity of the initiation and termination processes, l hese issues are discussed in Section 7.5.6... 

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