Titlebook: Wasserstoff als Energietr?ger; Technik, Systeme, Wi Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitsch Book 19861st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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ncept of mass carries two significant connotations: the quantity of matter and the inertial mass. Newton first conceived of matter as impenetrable places. He then dubbed the size of the impenetrable place as the quantity of matter, and took it to represent the amount of “stuff” there is in a body, i

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Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitschnal food product, such as texture, diffusion properties, fat- and water-holding properties, interfacial and overall stability. Up to now there have been many rather naive ideas about such complex microstructures, partly because of lack of methods for their characterization. Studies by means of NMR a

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Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitschticians and physicists to foundational and interpretive probJeffandImetwhenIwasagraduatestudentattheUniversityofMinnesotaandhewas a post doctoral fellow, first in the Chemistry Department, and then in the Center for Philosophy of Science. Later we were colleagues atWestern Ontario. Our friendship an

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Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitschpapers which trace out the historical development and contem- porary flowering of a particular approach to physical theory. One might characterise this approach as the extraction of an abstract logico-algebraic skeleton from each physical theory and the reconstruction of the physical theory as const

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Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitschces, such as orthotics to assist with limb positioning or a seating system to assist with sitting, has very specific indications and contraindications. For physicians who care for children’s motor impairments, many more prescriptions are written for durable medical equipment than for drugs. Because

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Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitsche of the most controversial yet deceptively simple questions in HIV post-entry biology. This is illustrated in cartoons of viral entry, which often depict the entry process as an ‘explosion’ of the HIV capsid in the cytosol and independent movement of viral DNA through nuclear pores and into the nuc

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