Combined sewer overflow treatment by screening and terminal ponding : Fort Wayne, Indiana /

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Investigations of certain proposed methods of bank and embankment protection : part 1, full-scale experiments to determine method for protection of railroad embankments subject to overflow : part 2, laboratory investigations of the effectiveness of various proposed types of revetment.

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Handling and disposal of sludges from combined sewer overflow treatment /

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Istoria del cielo considerato secondo le idee de' poeti, de' filosofi e di Mosè : oue si fa vedere 1º L'origine del cielo poetico. 2º L'errore de' filosofi intorno alla fabbrica del cielo e della terra. 3º La conformità dell'esperienza con la sola fisica di Mosè.

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Design criteria, waste treatment plants and treatment of sewer overflow.

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Economic impact analysis of combined sewer overflow regulations on East St. Louis, R81-12 /

Project no. 80.264.

Economic impact of combined sewer overflow : regulation (rule 602) in Illinois /

"Project no. 20.137."

Temple of Minevra Sulis, brick channel for the overflow from the sacred spring

Bath, England

M. Minucii Felicis Octavius. Iulii Firmici Materni Liber de errore profanarum religionum.

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Operator and organizational maintenance manual : buffer, data TD-1065/G, (NSN 5805-01-028-8364) and TD-1065A/G (NSN 5805-01-182-3937) and TD-1065B/G (NSN 5805-01-185-4194).

Description based on: change no. 4, 15 June 1988.

Potential overflow of Mojave Creek near disposal site, Edwards Air Force Base, California /

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Do harvest refuges buffer kangaroos against evolutionary responses to selective harvesting?

There is a wealth of literature documenting a directional change of body size in heavily harvested populations. Most of this work concentrates on aquatic systems, but terrestrial populations are equally at risk. This paper explores the capacity of harvest refuges to counteract potential effects of size-selective harvesting on the allele frequency,of populations. We constructed a stochastic, individual-based model parameterized with data on red kangaroos. Because we do not know which part of individual growth would change in the course of natural selection, we explored the effects of two alternative models of individual growth in which alleles affect either the growth rate or the maximum size. The model results show that size-selective harvesting can result in significantly smaller kangaroos for a given age when the entire population is subject to harvesting. In contrast, in scenarios that include dispersal from harvest refuges, the initial allele frequency remains virtually unchanged.

Application of the cross-entropy method to the buffer allocation problem in a simulation-based environment

The buffer allocation problem (BAP) is a well-known difficult problem in the design of production lines. We present a stochastic algorithm for solving the BAP, based on the cross-entropy method, a new paradigm for stochastic optimization. The algorithm involves the following iterative steps: (a) the generation of buffer allocations according to a certain random mechanism, followed by (b) the modification of this mechanism on the basis of cross-entropy minimization. Through various numerical experiments we demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed algorithm and show that the method can quickly generate (near-)optimal buffer allocations for fairly large production lines.