Titlebook: Wechselwirkungen; Der wissenschaftlich Benedictus Gotthelf Teubner Book 1986 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1986 Bauwesen.Elektrotechnik.Inf

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Optimization, Engineering, and a More General Corona Theorem,years to the point where it now strictly extends the main result of the classical H. distance problem. The talk describes these new results, a more general Corona theory which is a by-product of them, and some of the substantial engineering motivation which underlies the optimization problem.

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A Pharmaceutical Approach of Transcutaneous Oxygen Therapies,g., ulcerative wounds, diabetic gangrene). Recent investigations have shown that locally significant amounts of oxygen may be absorbed through transcutaneous pathways. Furthermore, formulation of medicines containing oxygen as an active ingredient is a compounding challenge.

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Friedrich Sandkühler,Burkhard Weisseresult of applied mechanical forces. The design feature also has a great impact on strength. Hence, polymers which were perfectly effective in one type of designs, may not necessarily have the same level of effectiveness under different designs. Until recently, the machine designers were constrained

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,Robotic Radical Prostatectomy in the?Large Prostate,ction this is still controversial..This chapter will focus on the outcomes following robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy in large prostates, particularly those over 100?g, will present the challenges presented during surgery in these larger glands and hope to provide some advice on how to overcome them.

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: the Unity of the History and Philosophy of Technologyone so many revolutionary changes since ancient Greek philosophy, that it may be too far-fetched to argue that technology itself, primitive and contemporary, could be rendered intelligible within a common philosophical framework.

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Cell Compartmentation,el there is a sameness about cells that is almost tedious. The same basic structures—nuclei, plastids, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi bodies, lysosomes—appear with predictable regularity (figure 1.1). Whether this reflects a monophylogenetic origin of higher cells or convergence in respo