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19 Oct 2013: 38. The promotion of social equality and economic growth are indeed the main two topics nowadays when universities are discussed. ... The main contribution of universities to economic growth must be through applied science.

4 Nov 2013: Research is also conducted into the economics of CCS because cost is a major issue. ... 5. 3 Current Research Output at the University of Cambridge 63.1 The Policy and Economics of CCS.

19 Oct 2013: Pub. lishe. d by. Man. ey P. ublis. hing. (c). IOM. Com. mun. icat. ions. Ltd. Lucidity and scienceI: Writing skills and the pattern perception hypothesis. PROFESSOR MICHAEL E. McINTYRECentre for Atmospheric Science at the Department of Applied

17 Nov 2013: In fact, many graduateshave pretty vivid nightmares about exam term. It’s an intense time. ... There’s one thing that surprises me afresh eachyear when I see the exam results: how very fairthey are.

19 Oct 2013: But we're not surprised to see the shift to such contracts in economic life. ... Professor Peter Miller from the London School of Economics says measurement can have perverse effects of its own.

19 Oct 2013: DILNOT John van Reenen, Professor of Economics at University College London, and expert in the economics of innovation and pharmaceutical drugs. ... But what does the internet mean for intellectual property? Economics Professor John van Reenen is a

19 Oct 2013: In "The Cathedral and the Bazaar", Eric S. Raymond cites:. The utility function'' Linux hackers are maximizing is not classically economic, but is the intangible of their own ego satisfaction and ... Consequently, when bidding for an airline contract,

26 Jul 2013: At these scales, fluid-regulated forces are not the only factors that must be exam-ined.

26 Jul 2013: If such ciliary motion results inno free surface deformation, the physical mechanism exam-ined in this paper is of little relevance, and a closer look atthe cilia-induced flow is suggested.

19 Oct 2013: be relatively long – several days or more. Evidence for this comes, for exam-. ... Γ then the stretching rate s Γ min{Γτ, 1}. Note, recalling (3.5) for exam-ple, that τ is the correlation time, of the strain, following a fluid element,.

5 Oct 2013: We consider (5.1) with the same data as in the previous exam-ples.

26 Jul 2013: Having presented the fundamental singularities forStokes flow near a partial-slip planar wall and explored theconsequences for colloidal diffusion, we now turn to exam-ine issues relevant to experimental studies of

19 Oct 2013: This in turn helps the psychological, social, and economic forces, including theforces within big commerce, that work toward discrediting the scientific ideal and ethic for reasons both consciousand unconscious, restricting our ... 129,130Paradoxically,

5 Oct 2013: We consider (5.1) with the same data as in the previous exam-ples.

26 Jul 2013: Bulletin of Mathematical Biology (2010) 72: 973–1005DOI 10.1007/s11538-009-9479-6. O R I G I N A L A R T I C L E. The Long-Time Dynamics of TwoHydrodynamically-Coupled Swimming Cells. Sébastien Michelin, Eric Lauga. Department of Mechanical and

19 Oct 2013: From M. Shapiro and S. Grnas (eds.), 1998: The Life Cycles of Extratropical Cyclones. Boston, Amer. Meteorol.Soc., preprint in press.Numerical Weather Prediction: a Vision of the Future, Updated Still FurtherMichael E. McIntyreCentre for Atmospheric

16 Oct 2013: Question 7 of the 2003 exam is about another example quite like it(copies from www.maths.cam.ac.uk/undergrad/NST/).

21 Mar 2013: conformal structures on the moduli space of solutions M. Some of these exam-.

19 Oct 2013: A Barotropic Model of the Angular Momentum–Conserving Potential VorticityStaircase in Spherical Geometry. TIMOTHY J. DUNKERTON AND RICHARD K. SCOTTNorthwest Research Associates, Bellevue, Washington. (Manuscript received 23 June 2006, in final

20 Dec 2013: Part 3 General Relativity. Harvey Reall. Part 3 General Relativity 4/11/13 ii H.S. Reall. Contents. Preface vii. 1 Equivalence Principles 11.1 Incompatibility of Newtonian gravity and Special Relativity. 11.2 The weak equivalence principle. 21.3 The