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  1. Harmonic-Analysis on Products and Weak Products

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-11T18:24:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7500253.pdf: 3532238 bytes, checksum: 34568344401074f366ecb560fa54824d (MD5) Previous issue date: 1974

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  2. Continuity products

    Viðskiptaáætlun sem lýsir því hvernig auglýsingaherferð fyrir heilsuvörur í áskrift virkar, hvaða aðferðir eru notaðar við markaðssetningu og hvaða sálfræði er notuð við gerð auglýsinga. All nokkur módel eru rædd eins og AIDA og sannfæringarleiðir Cialdinis. Einnig er tekin til athugunar dæmi um …

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  3. Open Design and medical products : An Open Medical Products methodology.

    … design and development of medical products for those who are excluded by their chronic health condition. The research was directed according to the Action Research methodology outlined by Checkland & Holwell (1998); Action Research being highlighted by Archer (1995) as a method …

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  4. Graph products of groups

    … the graph analogy a level higher and study graph products of groups, which not only generalise graph groups, but also free and direct products. In this thesis we seek to explore the properties of graph products of groups. After some preliminaries in chapter 1, chapter 2 quotes the main results …

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  5. Symmetric products of cubes

    <p>If V is a finite set of points {V<sub>1</sub>, V<sub>2</sub>, …, V<sub>r</sub>} in some Euclidean space, E<sup>n</sup>, then the convex closure, C, of these points is a convex linear cell in E<sup>n</sup> whose vertex set is some subset of V. Given a (finite) collection of convex linear cells, …

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  6. Products in Lambda-Rings

    A method is provided for the practical computation of the coefficients for a number of structural polynomials of the universal (lamda)-ring in one indeterminant. In particular, we derive a method for the computation of the inner product extending that of Lascoux. We also introduce a method that …

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  7. Ordered Topological Tensor Products

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-09T22:17:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7000885.pdf: 1459332 bytes, checksum: 991482be6a55e8ec8bad868ad11ad8ec (MD5) Previous issue date: 1969

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  8. Degradation Products of Streptothricin

    Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-05T19:36:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 0018170.pdf: 7641911 bytes, checksum: 34811410015f00464469a0f0c503827c (MD5) Previous issue date: 1956

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  9. Hedge fund structured products

    … oversight, and limited liquidity. Structured products mitigate these risks and allow for flexibility in portfolio construction. They can help reduce the risk of an investment in exchange for a reduction in the potential upside. Additionally, they can provide a greater chance of a good return …

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  10. FUTURE FEED: FEEDING BY-PRODUCTS TO INSECTS AND INSECTS DERIVED PRODUCTS TO ANIMALS

    … of circular substrates derived from food by-products with inorganic zinc and selenium. These experiments demonstrated the feasibility of producing biofortified larvae without compromising growth performance. The second part of the research employed in vitro digestion models to evaluate the …

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  11. Open design and medical products

    … design and development of medical products for those who are excluded by their chronic health condition. The research was directed according to the Action Research methodology outlined by Checkland & Holwell (1998); Action Research being highlighted by Archer (1995) as a method …

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  12. Synthesis of furanosesquiterpenoid natural products

    The effect of addition of a catalytic quantity of a crown ether in the reaction of a phosphonate anion with a carbonyl compound (Wadsworth-Emmons reaction) has been studied and found to greatly facilitate this reaction. This modification of the Wadsworth-Emmons reaction, using a catalytic amount of …

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  13. Optimal allocation of blood products

    … models studied to efficiently distribute blood products. However, most of the research on blood inventory management has been restricted to the hospital blood bank level in terms of ordering policies and inventory levels. This study takes the approach from the perspective of the inventory …

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  14. The conditioning of confectionery products

    … The changes in texture, stickiness and mass of products were monitored as they conditioned in varying temperature and relative humidity environments. This began to quantify the changes which occur during conditioning. The results appear useful but the trials would need to be repeated to ensure …

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  15. Lexicographic Products of Linear Orderings

    … economics. First we characterize lexicographic products whose representability number in R is 1. Next we prove the following results: (i) if kappa is a regular cardinal which is not order-embeddable in M, then reprM(kappa) = kappa; as a consequence, reprR (kappa) = kappa for each kappa &ge; o1; …

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  16. Rewriting Products of Group Elements

    Let G be a group and let n be an integer greater than 1. An n-tuple $({\rm x\sb1,\dots, x\sb{n}})$ of elements of G is said to be rewriteable if there is a nontrivial permutation $\sigma$ in Sym(n) such that ${\rm x\sb1\dots x\sb{n} = x\sb{\sigma (1)}\dots x\sb{\sigma (n)}}.$ A subset $\{ {\rm …

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  17. VAT consequences of digitised products

    … will be critically analysed. Since digitised products are intangible only "VAT services" provisions will be considered. The discussion paper starts by giving a brief overview of e-commerce in part 2. This is followed by part 3, which stipulates the OECD's generally accepted e-commerce …

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