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6 Aug 2003: The valuation on [date] was carried out by [name of firm, CharteredSurveyors.] Freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of xyears. ... Expenditure account as it is incurred] [capitalized

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.

3 Jul 2003: Change and resource dynamics. We refer to social, economic, political and environmentalchanges collectively as ‘drivers of change’. ... Brown, K., Adger, WN, Tompkins, E, Bacon, P, Shim, D andYoung, K (2001) “Trade-off analysis for marine

22 Jul 2003: During their two-week visit to the Baltic States the students visited over 40 manufacturing companies to assess economic and operational conditions. ... The group concluded the Baltic countries will be able to adapt to EU membership, and the economic

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

17 Mar 2003: stimulation. We averagedEPSCs from double mutant and control cells and exam-ined the time course of release (Figure 4C).

22 Jun 2003: 1. Author’s contact details: R. J. Lock, Graduate Engineer, Arup, 13 Fitzroy Street,. London W1T 4BQ, UK (e-mail: beccy.lock@arup.com). Academic Supervisor: Professor Malcolm Bolton, Schofield Centre, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0EL,

24 Apr 2003: Heremuch research focused on the history of land-use and humanimpact on the vegetation, due in part to the relevance of thisto modern socio-economic problems such as soil erosion anddesertification.

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).

23 Dec 2003: The future of the global economy was discussed at a conference to mark the centenary of the Cambridge Economics degree.