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Petros Papapanagiotou,Jacques Fleuriotarily on data relating to the Northern Ojibwa. Since the arrival of Europeans (initially traders) within the central subarctic during the 17th century, the Northern Ojibwa have been pressured to make a great many changes. The most notable and far-reaching transformations have been in the realm of ma

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CAD-Datenaustausch und -Datenverwaltungervice classes within the framework of the model under consideration is presented. Applying the uniform distribution law, it was possible to reduce the number of unused queues by 20%, and by 30% for the normal distribution. Research results confirmed the efficiency of the proposed model.

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Rating Attractiveness of Sectoral Environment-Performance Indicators to attractiveness industry, their meaning and mission. The practical part is focused on the evaluation of selected indicators of sectoral environment in manufacturing in subclassifications of object manufacturing activities called Manufacture of other machine. This work was supported by project VEGA 1/1056/12.