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Figure 7. Plot of ln( Cu/ Cu) vs. ln( Zn/ Zn) of a mixed Cu-Zn solution ran several times between samples during the same day (open 2a error ellipses). The solid ellipses represent CujS samples run in between the samples. Data acquired on the Micromass Isoprobe of University of Arizona (courtesy Steve Young). The linear relation holds even when the elements appearing on each axis are different. Although the slope of the alignment (1.2) is close to the value expected from the mass relationship (1.0) of the exponential law, assuming equal Pcu and Pz and would result in errors of several tenths of a per mil. The figures on the dashed lines represent the difference in 5 Cu values of the samples with respect to the standard solution.

Young Is the same interdependence of CRY and PER stability that Steve Reppert described for the liver seen in the SCN ... 

We wish to thank ConocoPhillips and our partner Devon Energy for permission to publish this work. Reviewers Steve Thompson and Sheng-Tai Lee are thanked for their constructive comments. Particular gratitude is extended to our colleagues for discussions and support of this work, especially Albert Holba, Mike Lines, Lung-Chuan Kuo, Eric Michael, Bruce Reitz, Susan Young, Fraser Ross, Patty Travis and Lloyd Brown. 

JeffMcVey Texas State University at San Marcos Steve W od Brigham Young University... 

While the book was in effect written entirely by myself, I should pay particular thanks to Steve Young and Mark Gales as I used the HTK book and lecture notes directly in Chapter 15 and the appendix. Many have helped by reading earlier drafts, especially Bob Ladd, Keiichi Tokuda, Rochard Sproat, Dan Jurafsky, Ian Hodson, Ant Tomlinson, Matthew Aylett and Rob Clark. 

At this point we have established that change is inevitable therefore, it is important that change become a part of our lives and the life of our enterprise. We have also learned that change management needs to be participative, not forced. But why is a chapter on people the second chapter in this book Because, like Steve Young of the San Francisco 49ers football team, you cannot complete one touchdown pass without the linesmen to protect you and the receivers to catch the ball and run with it. You need the rest of your team You can t become world class alone ... 

Without people who are willing and motivated to change, no world-class organization is possible. It is We the People —you the manager, your bosses, employees, customers, and vendors—that makes an enterprise world class, and just like Steve Young or Michael Jordan, you cannot get there without your circle. ... 

Young, J. S., Simon, W. L. (2005). iCon Steve Jobs, the greatest second act in the history of business. Hoboken WUey. 

Brian L Conley, William J. Tenn, III, Kenneth J. H. Young, Somesh Canesh, Steve Meier, Vadim Ziatdinov, Oleg Mironov, Jonas Oxgaard, Jason Conzales, William A. Goddard, III, and Roy A. Periana... 

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