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(1981) An Introduction to Composite Materials Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 

(1975) Mechanics of Composite Materials McGraw-Hill/ Kogakusha Ltd, Tokyo. 

) (1993) Design with Reinforced Plastics, Design Council, London. 

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R. E. Mausser, ed.. The Vanderbilt Eatex Handbook, 3rd ed., R. T. Vanderbilt Co., Inc., Norwalk, Conn., 1987. Contains introductory and reference information for people engaged in the latex branch of the mbber industry. 

Table 14.1 shows recommended storage conditions for a few basic products. Comprehensive tables will be found in standard works of reference [36, 37]. In the event of a product being encountered which cannot be found in general references, information can often be obtained from agricultural and other research establishments. 

World Health Organization. Global comparative pharmaceutical expenditures with related reference information (Health Economics and Drugs EDM Series No. 3). Geneva, 2000 (Document EDM/PAR/2000.2). 

ISO 14042 defines normalization as calculation of the magnitude of indicator results relative to reference information . The main aim of normalizing the category indicator results is to better understand the relative importance and magnitude of these results for each product system under study. For the purpose of normalization in LCA, Wegener Sleeswijk et al. [13] have made a comprehensive inventory of extractions and emissions of substances for the world level in the year 2000. The normalization in this project is based on these reference emissions and extractions. As a result the normalized score of an impact category for the cushion vinyl floor covering case is expressed as a fraction of the world problem. 

In the appendices, the book contains a set of tools including an enterprise-level screening tool, reference information available to conduct the CCPS SVA, ancTa workbook with worksheets for conducting the CCPS SVA, examples of enhanced security measures, and checklists for assessing security measures at a site. 

The remaining contents of a formal written incident report can vary significantly depending on circumstances. A collection of data and additional reference information that some, but not all, readers may need is often included as an appendix. Typical supplemental information might include ... 

Format the following reference information for three different journals Environmental Science Technology, Chemical Research in Toxicology, and Analytical Chemistry. Follow the formatting examples in table 17.2. 

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The material and energy balances for each unit in the plant contain valuable reference information for troubleshooting, PHA s, etc. The OSHA Regulation 1910.119 requires that only units built after May 26, 1992, have documented material and energy balances. 

The second component of a successful clinical manufacturing program is appropriate quality assurance systems for the production of cell or viral banks, raw materials, in-process materials, and final product. Much has been written about the production and testing of cell and viral banks for use in manufacturing. Both FDA guidelines and other reference information are available (http // www.fda.gov.cber/guidelines.htm http //www.ich.org, http //www. emea.eu.int). The production of AAV vector batches for use in clinical trials should use qualified cell, viral, and/or plasmid banks as appropriate. Documentation on the source materials for these banks is also crucial in assuring the quality and safety of the clinical trial materials. 

The purpose of this book is to provide the user with concise reference information on various legal psychotropic materials. These include plant materials in their crude hebal form, and chemicals either synthesized or extracted from natural minerals. For each item there is a brief description of the material, the method of preparation, dosage and use, analysis of active constituents, effects, contraindications (side effects, dangers, etc.), and names of commercial suppliers. The latter are given as letter codes. The corresponding names and addresses are to be found in the section titled "Suppliers." Because of increasing interest in horticulture of psychotropic plants, sources of seeds and live plants are also given. 

The theory described here was originally developed by the author, as also the specific targeted application of the theory to molecular modeling of the transition metal complexes. This and other original methods of molecular modeling described here have been implemented in FORTRAN program suits. They are a kind of research software available for use to other researchers through the Net Laboratory access system which provides sample input files and minimal reference information to start with, at http //www.qcc.ru/ netlab. 

The literature contains a very large amount of both experimental and theoretical information on the diffusion of small molecules, especially gases, in polymers. Since the pioneering works (1,2) on the diffusion of gases through rubber septa interest in diffusion phenomena in polymers has continously increased and diversified. The considerable interest and the concentrated academic and industrial research efforts in the study of diffusion in polymers arises from the fact that important practical applications for these materials depend to a great extent on diffusion phenomena. In the last five decades a series of classic books and reviews have been devoted to the presentation of the main topics, experimental results, theories and applications for the diffusion of small penetrants in and through polymers (3-19). An interested reader will most certainly find in one of these references information which apply to her/his special area of interest. 

Within the European Union, the European Commission (EC) has codified the GLP requirements for medicinal products in the Introduction and General Principles chapter of Directive 2003/63/EC [31]. Within this document it is stated that nonclinical (pharmacotoxicological) studies must be carried out in conformity with the provisions related to GLP laid down in Council Directives 87/18/EEC3 on the harmonization of regulations and administrative provisions relating to the application of the principles of GLP and the verification of their application for tests in chemical substances and 88/320/EEC4 (corrigenda 1, 2, and 3) on the inspection and verification of GLP [32,33], The OECD principles have been adopted by the European Union and published, in their revised form, in the appendix to Directive 2004/10/EC [32], The GLP Web site of the EC contains detailed reference information and links for member state GLP compliance [34],... 

References should be identified by name, reference number, volume, and page number in the FDA s records where the information can be found. If an applicant incorporates by reference information to the FDA by another person, the applicant should obtain and include in the application a written statement from that person authorizing the reference. 

Behavioural studies described age-dependent cognitive deficits assessed by using a Morris water maze. This behavioural test measures spatial reference memory. In these transgenic APP mice, both their acquisition of hidden platform locations and their retention of spatial reference information are affected (Table 1). 

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