Titlebook: Insect Olfaction; Bill S. Hansson Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 Insekten.Insektizid.Insektizide.Pheromon.Sch?dlingsbek?

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Mark Stopfer,Michael Wehr,Katrina MacLeod,Gilles Laurentrates how the resources available to a designer alter the pe3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 1 2 31 The continual effort to improve performance in business processes attracts 4 increasing attention in research and industry alike. The impact of design 5 development performance on the overall business positions thi

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Elke Hartlieb,Peter Anderson teaching of design across various faculties, with a particular focus on technology case studies. Building on existing practices in design teaching, new perspectives have been provided by Aboriginal and other First Peoples. This design teaching has been developed as a process of knowing, learning, a

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themes in Shakespeare still resonate with young audiences of today, the antiquated language complicates access. A possible way forward is to design engaging texts to reinvigorate traditional curriculum with multimodal forms of mediation that increase the accessibility of the Bard’s classical canon.

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Bill S. HanssonOlfaction plays a special role in insects.This book deals with both "olfaction" as a model for a sensory system and the use of insect olfaction in pest control

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