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5 Dec 2003: For exam-ple each window has been made reflective and partiallytransparent, so that it exhibits specular reflection as theviewer moves past it, as can be seen in Figure 5(h)-(i).

4 Jun 2003: 3.3 Socio-economic relevance and policy implication. Work Package 7 represents the socio-economic contribution to the FLOBAR 2 project and, with its research focus on institutional aspects of floodplain

29 Apr 2003: The Council expresses regret that there is little in the White Paper which addresses the international role of UK universities, their popularity in Europe and elsewhere and their growing economic importance

12 Aug 2003: Economics 22 11 33 — — —M.Phil. Economics with Deveolopment 1 2 3 — — —M.Phil. ... Degree Committee of Economics and PoliticsEconomics and Politics 77 42 119 26 9 35.

9 Apr 2003: 5 (weeks 1–4)E.T. H I S TO RYPart IBritish Economic and Social History 1050–1500 (Paper 8). ... 11. E.T. British Economic and Social History 1450–1750 (Paper 9)p. 103 PROF.

2 Dec 2003: Without relevant water protection measures and active environmental policies the economic growth will lead to acute environmental problems. ... 4. Economic aspects of conservation of the urban setting and its monuments for.

15 Sep 2003: The conference, organised by the Cambridge Journal of Economics and being held at Faculty of Economics and Politics, is encouraging an open dialogue about the future prospects for economics with contributions ... A further event celebrating the Economics

3 Oct 2003: smokescreen to disguise, and prevent discussion of, a range of complex social, political, economic and ethnic issues. ... social and psychological consequences of the drastic withdrawal of the state from Russia’s northern regions as the country’s

24 Apr 2003: Recent studies have exam-ined the neural correlates of recognition accompanied byspecific recollection of episodic details (“remember”) ver-sus recognition accompanied by a general sense of famil-iarity (“know”; cf. ... To allow for a sufficient

6 May 2003: The University of Oxford was ranked second and the remaining top five places were held by three London institutions: Imperial College, the London School of Economics and University College London.