Titlebook: Didactics of Mathematics as a Scientific Discipline; Rolf Biehler,Roland W. Scholz,Bernard Winkelmann Book 1994 Springer Science+Business

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Evdokia Golovchenkoease is primarily caused by acid fast mycobacterial species . and .. Avian tuberculosis is worldwide in distribution. Various species of wild and captive birds are affected by the disease. Infected birds shed the causative agent in their fecal droppings and the transmission usually occurs through co

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H. Dekker,G. de Leeuw,A. Maassen van den Brinkogical, and physical methods used for synthesis of nanomaterials substances and these materials applied at a tiny scale. The purpose of using nanomaterials in food and agriculture is to reduce the use of chemicals and nutrient losses and to increase crop yield through pest and nutrient management. I

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: Accurate and Scalable Security Analysis of Web Applicationsa flows for detection of potential leakage and integrity violations, such as cross-site scripting (XSS), SQL injection (SQLi) and log forging. Research in this area has taken two directions: program slicing and type systems. Both of these approaches suffer from a high rate of false findings, which l

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Physiological Ecology of Peatland Bryophytes,nditions; they are exposed to direct sunlight, but due to their permanent hydration they do not escape by drying as typical xeric bryophytes of open habitats. Being desiccation avoiders they are actually sensitive to drought. During photosynthesis, hydration increases the diffusion resistance to CO.

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Elektronische HalbleiterBeispiel die Struktur eines Germaniumkristalls, Bild 44b schematisch die auf eine Ebene projizierte gegenseitige Lage der Gitterbausteine mit Andeutung der zwischen ihnen wirkenden Elektronenpaarbindungen.

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Gleichungen mit einer UnbekanntenN) has attracted much attention in sensing applications for its unique physicochemical properties including high surface to volume ratio, high electron transfer rate, and excellent thermal stability. .-