Titlebook: Humanized Mice; Tatsuji Nomura,Takeshi Watanabe,Sonoko Habu Book 2008 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

Density

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Dysarthria

K. Ando,Y. Muguruma,T. Yahatas tightly coupled to the biosphere, there exist real and binding physical and technological limits to the rate at which materials and energy can be extracted from the biosphere, and today’s emplacement of manufactured capital locks in tomorrow’s material and energy demands from the biosphere. As suc

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M. Ito,M. Shiina,Y. Saito,Y. Tokuda,Y. Kametani,Sonoko Habu M.D, Ph.Dis chapter, we extend the EI–O method to develop a mathematical technique to estimate energy intensity in a dynamic economy, one that can accumulate manufactured capital in its sectors. As in previous chapters, the equations are developed by example in increasingly-disaggregated model economies. We

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N. D. Huntington,J. P. Di Santoed location to provide markets and policymakers with a more comprehensive understanding of the biophysical economy. However, a firm theoretical foundation is needed before proceeding along this new path, which this book is intended to provide..After arguing that the stock of manufactured capital is

DEBT

S. Baenziger,P. Ziegler,L. Mazzucchelli,L. Bronz,R. F. Speck,M. G. Manzo key economic processes: capital formation, energy production, and recycling. Based on the machine metaphor, today’s economic policies are unable to address important issues such as appropriate levels and types of capital formation, efficient energy production, wise use of recycling, and the approp

Flavouring

Y. Koyanagi,Y. Tanaka,M. Ito,N. Yamamototions in national accounting. Similar to previous chapters, a series of increasingly-disaggregated model economies is used to develop our value accounting framework. Value flows for the US auto industry are presented, and concerns are raised about recent changes to include intangible assets, such as