... SustainabilityVillageNumber of Concepts Number of ArcsTotal Problems Outputs States Institutions Total% with Negative EffectGithima 34 8 4 15 7 63 63.5Gitangu 31 11 4 15 1 59 64. 4Kiawamagira 37 10 4 16 7 66 ... groups of 6–10. The number (ranging from 4 to 10) of groups depended on the number of participants and therefore the size of the village. A facilitator and a recorder were provided for each of ... centrality, with a total degree of 15, followed by vertices 1, 17, and 24, each with a total degree of 7. None of the vertices is a sink, but nine of them (3, 8, 15, 16, 20, 33, 34, 35, 37) are sources....
... market funds.CHECK THIS 4. 4a What is a money market mutual fund? What are the two types? 4. 4b How do money market funds maintain a constant net asset value? 34 CHAPTER 4 STOCK-TRAK FAST TRACKTRADING ... percent of total funds assetsevery year. MUTUAL FUNDS 29Figure 4. 6 about hereCHECK THIS 4. 6a Which mutual fund in Figure 4. 5 had the best year-to-date return? The worst? 4. 6b What are some of ... type of fund is more attractive?On an after tax basis, the taxable fund is offering 4. 6% ì (1 - .25) = 3 .45 %, so the taxablefund is more attractive.Money Market Deposit AccountsMost banks offer...
... decades of researchon bioregenerative life support systems. This early period was a time of creativesearching of many lines of design. Table 4. 4, derived from Taub’s (19 74) review,FIGURE 4. 22 ... 1993 Biosphere 2 opens; end of first experimentMarch 19 94 Closure of second crew inside Biosphere 2April 2, 19 94 Takeover of old management by ownerApril 6, 19 94 Two of the original biosphereans ... Science 2 74: 1150–1151. With permission.)60 120 180 240 300 360 42 0 48 0 540 0 60021201918171615 14 13OND JJFM MAASONDJ JFM MAJ????1991 1992Winter WinterSummerScrubber offDays after...
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... next chapter, on aphasia.For a more detailed discussion of this topic, see Adams, Victor, andRopper: Principlesof Neurology, 6th ed, pp 43 5 47 1.ADDITIONAL READINGBenson DF: The Neurology of ... II / CARDINAL MANIFESTATIONS OF NEUROLOGIC DISEASE 47 77 Victor Ch 17 p1 54- 1 64 6/11/01 2:02 PM Page 162 inferior frontal convolution—i.e., in Brodmann area 44 or 45 or what isconventionally ... signifies a loss or impairment of vocalization.2 04 4777 Victor Ch 23 p2 04- 211 6/11/01 2:06 PM Page 2 04 Copyright 1998 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Click Here for Terms of Use. suffice to restore...
... Equation (4. 53) ijijuwV wH (4. 55) uswT w (4. 56) Equations (4. 54) (4. 56) are sufficient to establish the constitutive behaviour. For convenience of the derivation of incremental ... *ggij ij ijyyywww wV wF wV (4. 40) 4. 14 Summary 75 The second potential is the specific mechanical dissipation, a function of state and the rate of change of internal variable ,, ,ij ... definition of ed. Thus we obtain eijij ijdcwwF /wD wD (4. 47) An example of this type of constraint is given in Section 10.3.1. 4. 7 Incremental Response 65 The first two rows of the...
... andosols. 4. 4.2 Stability Coefficient of Humus The absorbance or extinction of humic solutions has also been applied by Hargitai (1955)for the formulation of a stability coefficient of humus ... Reserved. CHAPTER4 GENESIS OF HUlMC MATTER 4. 1 MAJOR PATHWAYS OF HUMIFICATION The process by which humic matter is formed has been called humification, which involves a number of biochemical ... the decomposition of amino acids that can occur in both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, as illustrated previously by the deamination reactions (4. 2), (4. 3), and (4. 4). 4. 3.2 The Phenol-Protein...
... “tf1732_c0 04 — 20 04/ 10/22 — 16:37 — page 82 — #1882 DIGITAL TERRAIN MODELING: PRINCIPLES AND METHODOLOGYP 4 (3, 2) (4, 1) (4, 2)(3, 1)P1P2P3Ah(a) (b)Figure 4. 14 Formation of finer grid ... interpolationFigure 4. 18 Selection of steepest slope direction and data points for interpolation by CISS.â 2005 by CRC Press DITM: “tf1732_c0 04 — 20 04/ 10/22 — 16:37 — page 74 — #10 74 DIGITAL TERRAIN ... modeling could be applied for the reconstruction of terrainsurface. This is the topic of this chapter. 4. 1 BASIC CONCEPTS OF SURFACE MODELING 4. 1.1 Interpolation and Surface ModelingA digital...
... evolutionary phase of rapid expansion,FIGURE 4.4 Different ways of legitimizing systems of control (hierarchies of power) within human societies.â 20 04 by CRC Press LLC The New Terms of Reference ... interests of the king. When the modern states began, the process of democratization and the reduction of the influence of religions in determining the legitimization of systems of control (hierarchy of ... legitimization of the system of control (linked to the organization of the state) according to the set of relations indicatedin Figure 4. 4b. It should be noted that the birth of these Western...