... session of the Assembly vi - Contents 238 AGENDA OF THE TWENTY-SECOND THE ASSEMBLY SESSION OF Opening of the session by the Representative of the delegation of the Republic of Finland Adoption of the ... Report of the Credentials Committee (b) Reports of other committees Report on the status of the Convention and membership of the Organization Report on the status of conventions and other multilateral ... Establishment of committees of the Assembly: (a) Establishment of the Credentials Committee (b) Establishment of other committees, as necessary Consideration of the reports of the committees of the Assembly:
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... University of the State of N ew York BULL E T I N OF T H E New York"State Museum VOL No 23 December 1898 14th Report of the state entomologist ON INJURIOUS AND OTHER INSECTS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ... tlle Uniuersity of the State oj' N ew York: I have the honor of presenting her ewith my rep ort on the Injurious and other insects of th e state of New York, for th e portion of the present year ... on the elm-leaf beetle, the early part of the year was largely occupied by the work inci dent to the publication and distribution of the late Dr Lintner's r ath report, for the year 1896, and
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Test bank principles of auditing and other assurance principles chapter 12 inventories and cost of goods sold
... Goods Sold To test the client's cutoff of inventories, the auditors will make a record of the serial number of the final receiving and shipping documents used prior to the taking of the physical inventory ... included in the inventory of the client company, if the company: A Has paid for the merchandise B Has physical possession of the merchandise C Holds legal title to the merchandise D Holds the shipping ... should satisfy themselves as to the statistical validity of the technique, and the reasonableness of the allowance for sampling risk and sampling error used B The auditors should qualify their opinion,
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Báo cáo y học: "Practices of entomophagy and entomotherapy by members of the Nyishi and Galo tribes, two ethnic groups of the state of Arunachal Pradesh (North-East India)" potx
... and five orders, finds acceptance as food by the locals Out of the 81 species, are representatives of the Odonata, 17 of the Orthoptera, 16 of the Hemiptera, 15 of the Hymenoptera and 24 of the ... important to make sure that practices of entomophagy and entomotherapy not disappear; on the other hand, we need to protect the biodiversity of the region and to conserve the valuable insect resources ... and consume mostly Coleoptera and Hemiptera; amongst the Galo, on the other hand, Odonata and Orthoptera dominate The selection of the food insects amongst the Nyishi and Galo is dictated by traditional
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Báo cáo y học: "Vertebrates used for medicinal purposes by members of the Nyishi and Galo tribes in Arunachal Pradesh (North-East India)" pdf
... leucoderma by the tribes of Kerala [60]. The Mompa of Arunachal use the fat of the crow in cases of smallpox and malaria [27]. Members of the Nyishi and Galo tribes use the gall bladder of the mithun ... es of Andhra Pra- desh, Kerala, and the Ao Naga of Nagaland use the same material to improve the overall vitality of a person and the fat of this reptile to treat rheumatism and pains of the ... Kurumbar tribes of the Western Ghats of Kerala [60] Except for the Ao Naga of Nagaland [49] and the Nyishi and Galo of Arunachal Pradesh the use of the mithun (Bos
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 1 docx
... for estimation of the strength of various effects and demonstrate the importance of media parameters on the appearance of these effects, the possibility of detection of that or other effects against ... corroborates the rule that the beamwidth of an antenna of size D has a value of the order λ/D Essentially, this rule is the result of the wave diffraction laws and follows from the ... of noise and other masking phenomena, and so on. It is necessary to point out that only rather simple models can be analyzed; therefore, the numerical relations between the observed effects and
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 2 pps
... phases of the x- and y-components of the field. So, amplitudes E x and E y can be considered as real values. If we write Equation (2.45) in the view of real expressions and take the real part of the ... possibility of the existence of two types of waves in magnetized plasma results in some specific effects, one of them being rotation of the plane of polarization, known as the Faraday ... rotation of the summary polarization vector, the electrical one, at an angle, and is known as the Faraday effect. The described rotation differs in essence from the rotation of electrical (and, of
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 3 ppsx
... in the same plane as the vector of the incident wave. The wave vector of the reflected wave is: (3.4) and the wave vector of the refracted wave is: (3.5) The angle between vector q r and ... now express the fields of the reflected wave for the case of incidence on the interface the plane wave of any linear polarization. For convenience, we will set the vector of direction of the incident, ... is weak in the frame of the signal bandwidth and that the absorption in the layer does not depend on the frequency, then the result of calculations... satisfies the equation:
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 4 potx
... Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment If angle α between the direction of the ray and the direction of the permittivity is introduced, then: (4.13) Further, it is simple ... Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment the equations of the zero-order approximation. Now we can easily show that the eikonal equation may be written down in the form: (4.4) The value: ... tangential to the rays and describes the wave energy propagation direction. If τ is the length along the ray, then the ray equation has the form d r / d τ = s . Then, ∇ψ
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 5 docx
... the field of the. .. incident wave of single amplitude In the case of the spherical particle, the internal field is parallel to the incident one, and the amplitude of the ... case of the second of these equations for small-sized particles Generally, the resonant members of these sums will be the largest, but the sum of the other members will not necessarily ... are the same Therefore, the average value of σ (t Σ ) is taken to be a measure of the scattering by the. .. scattering by the volume of particles in view of the body of the
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 6 pps
... particularly, on the ratio of the roughness scales and the wavelength. The nature of the roughness varies depending on the type of surface. Sea surface roughness is a result of the interaction of the wind ... L0 and passes through the. .. of the slopes and to integrate over the entire region of the ∇ζ change Due to the delta-function properties, we can obtain the value of the ... doing so, the incident plane wave (more exactly, the source of the radiated wave) is the source for the field of the zero approximation. The fields of subsequent approaches are excited by the preceding
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 7 docx
... the value of the order l z. It follows, then, that the scale of the mean field change along the wave propagation direction is estimated by the value Consequently, the scale of the functional ... variables: (the first of these two equations is the equation of characteristics). As a result of these changes, the ordinary differential equation now can be written as: with the solution: or (7.23) The ... Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment In this case, we can neglect the role of small-scale turbulence. Then, it is convenient to use the relation: (7.30) known from the theory of Bessel
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 8 pdf
... (collisions) of particles with each other. The radiated field strength is random, and its intensity depends on the particle energy and, consequently, on the temperature of the body. In this connection, the ... describing the density of losses of electromagnetic energy in a substance, then the last result can be rewritten as: (8.7) So, the intensity of the fluctuation field is determined by the value of the thermal ... to the line connecting the receiver and the center of gravity of the radiating body. We can direct the z-axis along this line. The discussion in this case is about the reception of waves, the
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 9 pdf
... the first summand in the written solution satisfies Equation (9. 86) on the right-hand side The two other summands define the solution of the homogeneous transfer equation with the ... in the inclusion of the propagation medium permittivity, and in the label itself — the ray intensity of the main energetic value. By the way, other labels have been used for value I in the ... Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment The first summand describes the soil radiation attenuated by absorption in the atmosphere, and the second one describes the sum of the proper
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 10 pptx
... of unknown parameters using the minimum of data, and (2) definition of unknown parameters... given segment of processing and estimate the quantity and the intensity of the ... Thus, the j dispersion matrix equals M–1 This estimation minimizes the sum of the squares of the weighted deviations on the right and left sides of the equations If the measurements ... characteristics of received radiation. One of them is proportional to the time delay between radiated and received signals and the second one to the received signal power: (10.2) where is the power of the
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 11 ppsx
... sensing of the environment are mounted on the surface of the Earth, on ships and riverboats, and on air- and spacecraft. Earth-mounted radar is used for the study of the atmosphere and ionosphere and ... elements of the environment are the objects of observation for air- and spaceborne radars. The main purposes of such research are analysis of radiowave intensity and polarization, the study of the ... the vertical plane... is the noise temperature of the system, and ∆F is the pass-band of the lowpass filter The last formula defines the potential fluctuation sensitivity of
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 13 ppsx
... possible. One of the simplest ways of overcoming these difficulties is based on determi- nation of the difference of the plane polarization angle turn by the change in the zenith angle of the satellite ... Remote Sensing of the Ionosphere 367 the reasons why such radar is not more widely distributed. On the other hand, the possibility of obtaining greatly expanded intelligence about the ionosphere ... Alternatively, the given measurement data allow determination of the degree of the different atmospheric layers anisothermic when we know the height profile of the electron density. The second way
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Radio Propagation and Remote Sensing of the Environment - Chapter 15 (end) pot
... for the L-band The saturation levels of the steam value were 125 to 175 m3/ha for the C-band and 225 m3/ha for the L-band The universality of these parameters and their dependence ... of the surface which is possible due to the high coherency of the radar system itself. The intensity of the summarized signals will depend on their phase difference, which occurs because of the ... is the complex amplitude of the received signal of matched p polarization, then the unknown correlation coefficient is defined as: , (15.9) where U q is the signal of the other
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First Survey on the Use of Antibiotics in Pig and Poultry Production in the Red River Delta Region of Vietnam
... Vietnamese context. However, because of the low leve l of hygiene in livestock husbandry, the inadequacy of husbandry zone planning and the lack of state man age ment and * Corresponding author: ... includes the capital, Hanoi, and 10 others surrounding provinces (Fig. 1). The pig and poultry production of this region are the mo st developed of Vietna m (about 50% of the whole country production) ... us ed for therapy of breeding poultry and broilers, and les s used for therapy of laying hens (Table 2b). If we consider the overall use of antibiotics for the 3 purposes, in the 3 production
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The relative importance of earnings and other information in the valuation of rd intensive firms
... permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. This thesis entitled: The Relative Importance of Earnings and Other Information in the Valuation of R&D Intensive ... increases with the persistence of abnormal earnings and decreases with the persistence o f other information Given that the persistence of other information is the same or ... earnings. The other information is the increase to future earnings related to the new product. If the new product is a computer that is expected to generate revenue for four years then the other information
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