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13 Mar 2013: The design and control of such networks present challenges of a mathematical, engineering and economic nature.

23 Dec 2013: This is considered to. be the most economic option where reasonable toughness can be obtained.

14 Jun 2013: Defects such asA-segregates are still commonplace, and components are regularly scrapped due to their presence, lead-ing to increased economic and environmental costs.

19 Aug 2013: 1 Introduction. Steels are the material of choice when fabricating pipes for the economic transmission of crudeoil and natural gas from remote regions to populated areas where the fuels are exploited ... W. Petersen. High-strength steel pipeline economics

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,

19 Oct 2013: Pub. lishe. d by. Man. ey P. ublis. hing. (c). IOM. Com. mun. icat. ions. Ltd. Lucidity and scienceII: From acausality illusions and free willto final theories, mathematics, and music. PROFESSOR MICHAEL E. McINTYRECentre for Atmospheric Science at

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

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,

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: 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.