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Mining Longitudinal Epidemiological Data to Understand a Reversible Disordermine (DA) system. There are many reasons investigators have been so attracted by this brain region: The striatum contains the highest density of DA-containing neuronal terminals of all the brain. This region is also the largest catecholamine (CA) area of the brain with an almost exclusive dopaminerg

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Making Your Career in Creative Industries: The Paradox Between Individual Professionalization and Detal support. Since a few years, the status of entrepreneurs in creative industries is associated with a highly ambiguous situation: the newly invented catchword of a “new entrepreneurship” that alludes not only to individualized marketing strategies, self-promotion and social hardships on one hand b

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Design for the Values of Accountability and Transparencye evidence of performance to stakeholders, such as principals who have delegated tasks, employees, suppliers or clients, or regulators overseeing compliance. The social values of transparency – the tendency to be open in communication – and accountability – providing evidence of past actions – are c

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0724-5890 a workshop entitled "Immunochemical Approaches to Coastal, Estuarine and Oceanographic Questions" held at the University of Southern Maine, Portland, Oct. 5-7, 1986. Funding from many sources made this workshop possible, and is gratefully acknowledged. The reader will note great variability in both

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,Struggling Against Social Isolation of the Elderly—The Design of SmartTV Applications,ach we follow and our results on understanding the actual use and needs of the elderly are presented, followed by the SmartTV platform which is iteratively developed. The analysis of the use of this platform being designed in a user-centred approach will permit us to answer our research issues.

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