Taxonomy Technology

The complete four-component system is necessary when the diagnostic requirement is rapid, low unit-cost analysis for both the strain-level characterization of pathogenic agents and identification of hoax bio-terror materials. Using the complete system, we are proposing to validate MS-based microbial taxonomy and to transfer the technology from an analytical research to a clinical or public health production-diagnosis environment. 

Heiser, C.B., Taxonomy of Helianthus and origin of domesticated sunflower, in Sunflower Science and Technology, Agronomy Monograph 19, Ford, R.I., Ed., ASA, CSSA, and SSSA, Madison, WI, 1978, pp. 31-53. 

Jeffries, T. W., and Kurtzman, C. P., Strain selection, taxonomy, and genetics of close-fermenting yeasts. Enzyme Microbial Technology 1994, 16(11), 922-932. 

FIGURE 4.1 Taxonomy of the Joint CBD Program s Non-Medical Science and Technology Program. 

HH Burdsall. Taxonomy of industrially important white-rot fungi. In RA Young, M Akhtar, eds. Environmentally Friendly Technologies for the Pulp and Paper Industry. New York John Wiley Sons, Inc., 1998, pp. 259-272. 

Gardner C, Gardner C (2004). Technology licensing to nontraditional partners Nonprofit health product development organizations for better global health. Available http //www.mihr.org/ q=taxonomy menu/l/6. 

Several taxonomies of stressors in the work environment can be found (e.g. Cooper and Marshall 1976 Cox 1978 Cox et al. 2000 Fletcher 1988, 1991 Warr 1987) and considerable consensus and overlap in the work stressors identified can be found. Factors such as financial remuneration, poor physical work environment, outdated technology, high workload, excessive responsibility, low social position, lack of autonomy and control, variety in job, external job demands/goals, role conflict and ambiguity, lack of support and poor career prospects have all been identified as sources of stress in the work environment (Fletcher 1988 Warr 1987). 

Thompson proposes a practical taxonomy of collaborative endeavours [17]. For him, Virtual Business Networks (or VBN) are companies coming together to cooperate to achieve some shared business goal by forming networks enabled by various forms of web-based technology. VBNs appear in many guises and names such as Collaborative Networks, Virtual Clusters, Virtual Enterprise Networks, Collaborative Supply Chains, Networked Enterprises and Star Alliances. 

The taxonomy of hardware used for collecting geometric data of an explored object is shown in Fig. 12.5. There are two main non-destructive technologies for RE data acquisition contact and non-contact. 

Azuma M, Coallier F, Garbajosa J. How to apply the Bloom taxonomy to software engineering. In Proceedings of the eleventh annual international workshop on software technology and engineering practice, Washington DC, USA 2004. 

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