the interaction society practice theories and supportive technologies

... e.g., Webster (2002), enabled by the Network Society (Castells, 1996), to the Interaction Society, iii The Interaction Society: Practice, Theories and Supportive Technologies Table of Contents Preface ... solely the wireless networks, the Internet infrastructure, or the mobile interaction devices that enable the Interaction Society. Another important enab...

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... transactions, to being an enabler and augmenter of human-to-human -interaction and human-computer interaction. iii The Interaction Society: Practice, Theories and Supportive Technologies Table of Contents Preface ... work in the Interaction Society together with theories and models of how all these aspects might be understood, explained, and even pre- dicted....

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... 1b and 1c indicates that the benefit of forming CH···S and SH···p H-bonds, even weak ones, is worth the stretching and bending of the SH···O in 1b. The next minimum on the surface, ... transferred from the N lone pair into the s* anti- bonding orbital of the SH bond. This transfer is facili- tated by the overlap of the N lone pair with the lobe of the s* orbital...

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... second, the reasons for their benign control under Article 81(3) EC; and third, the limits of their favourable treat- ment. In the Guidelines, the Commission takes the view that, with the exception of ... not the equipment but the technology supplied by the principal which constitutes the essence of the contract. However, the essence of sub-contracting is neither t...

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... to synthesize the preceding chapters and summarize discus- sions at the ASTE '95 meeting. The synthesis focuses on the challenges and the way forward for science and technology ... Was the curriculum in the past and is the curriculum in the present relevant to the needs of Africa? In addition, the author examines relevance to what and...

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... affect this interaction (Fig. 5, lane 3). To test fur- ther the specificity of the interaction, native cardosin B was used in the binding assays. Despite the high simi- larity between the two pistil ... illustrated by the superimposition of the 3D structures of kistrin [32] and cardosin A (Fig. 8). The importance of both motifs and in particular their basic residues was...

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... facilitate their appearance and stability and determine the modalities and the conditions of their efficiency. These institutions, which define the "rules of the game" and its frame, ... leading them to emphasize different problems. The standard models of these three theories are described in the appendix to this chapter by M'hand Fares. 3.2 Incentive...

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... pulse and the emitter depends on the internal state of emitter after the storage. If the emitter is in the state jgi, the signal field is near, completely reflected by the emitter. Otherwise, the ... of an emitter and a nanotip. The emitter is initially in the ground state jgi and the dipole moment p of the emitter is parallel to the axis of the nanotip. Under...

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... fields of interest are the theory of contracts and the theory of growth. Together, both theories allow a better understanding of the links between technical change and institutional evolutions. ... facilitate their appearance and stability and determine the modalities and the conditions of their efficiency. These institutions, which define the "rules of the...

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... function of the amount of the 12 3Interaction of class and gender Rather, the superstructure is limited to those noneconomic social phe- nomena which have effects on the reproduction of the base; these ... marriage, and the ®rst class oppression with the of the female sex by the male '' Gerda Lerner (1986) elaborates a rather different argument about the con...

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