Echō Athēnōn, ētoi, Engheiridion tēs laloumenēs Hellēnikēs glōssēs = Eco del greco moderno parlato ... .

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El Eco de la Veterinaria.

Mode of access: Internet.

La aspiración médica : revista teórico-clínica, eco de la clase médico-escolar española.

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L'eco degli scacchi : revue d'echecs mensuelle internationale.

v. 7 contains only settembre-dicembre, 1913.

Approaches and Strategy for Cancer Research and Surveillance Data: Integration, Information Pipeline, Data Models, and Informatics Opportunities

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-04

Eco-efficiency and dairy processing

The dairy industry is a global industry that provides significant nutritional benefit to many cultures. in australia the industry is especially important economically, being a large export earner, as well as a vital domestic sector. in recent years the sector has come under increased competitive pressure and has restructured to cope with the changes. the industry recently undertook an eco-efficiency project to investigate where business and environmental improvements might be found. the project involved collecting and collating previous project data and surveying 38 companies in different dairy operations, from market milk to dried products. after the survey, 10 sites in two states were visited to discuss eco-efficiency issues in detail with key players. From the surveys, visits and data compilation, a comprehensive manual was prepared to help interested companies find relevant eco-efficiency data easily and assist them in the implementation process. ten fact sheets were also produced covering the topics of water management, water recycling and re-use, refrigeration optimisation, boiler optimisation, biogas, the use of treated wastewater, yield optimisation and product recovery, optimisation of ciP systems, chemical use and membranes the project highlighted the large amount of technical and engineering expertise within the sector that could result in eco-efficiency outcomes and also identified the opportunities that exist for changes to occur in some operations to save energy, input raw materials and water.

Uma Nova Abordagem à Joalharia Tradicional Portuguesa numa Perspetiva do Eco Design

O design de joias apresenta grandes possibilidades de inserção no mercado atual, devido à grande procura por parte do consumidor, de um acessório que seja revelador de um significado especial e que esteja em perfeita sintonia com as mais recentes tendências do mercado. O Designer de joias além das tendências, necessita conhecer em profundidade as distintas técnicas de produção, os diferentes materiais, para assim responder aos mais variados requisitos. Deve ainda revelar a sua marca pessoal, demonstrando assim a sua criatividade e o domínio dos processos exigidos para a produção de joias. A joia sendo um artefacto que utiliza como referência o corpo e que além disso, reflete o tempo em que foi concebido, é um objeto pessoal que carrega uma mensagem simbólica e emocional. Deste modo, tendo como ponto de partida a simbiose da Joalharia Tradicional Portuguesa e o Traje Popular, anterior ao séc. XX, foi nossa intenção desenvolver este estudo, visando a compreensão da simbologia e função destas duas áreas, bem como, compreender o seu papel perante a sociedade, no que diz respeito aos materiais e técnicas utilizados no período anterior ao Séc. XX comparativamente com o que se produz na nossa contemporaneidade. Ambiciona-se nesta dissertação, desenvolver um projeto ecológico na joalharia, guiado pelos princípios do eco design e pela tecnologia da prototipagem rápida. É nossa intenção demostrar que esta junção potencia a inserção de novas técnicas, como a prototipagem rápida na confeção de novos conceitos na joalharia, desta vez, idealizados para uma abordagem contemporânea

Computer-aided biotechnology:from immuno-informatics to reverse vaccinology

Genome sequences from many organisms, including humans, have been completed, and high-throughput analyses have produced burgeoning volumes of 'omics' data. Bioinformatics is crucial for the management and analysis of such data and is increasingly used to accelerate progress in a wide variety of large-scale and object-specific functional analyses. Refined algorithms enable biotechnologists to follow 'computer-aided strategies' based on experiments driven by high-confidence predictions. In order to address compound problems, current efforts in immuno-informatics and reverse vaccinology are aimed at developing and tuning integrative approaches and user-friendly, automated bioinformatics environments. This will herald a move to 'computer-aided biotechnology': smart projects in which time-consuming and expensive large-scale experimental approaches are progressively replaced by prediction-driven investigations.

Complexity and chirality indices for molecular informatics::differential geometry approach

Novel molecular complexity measures are designed based on the quantum molecular kinematics. The Hamiltonian matrix constructed in a quasi-topological approximation describes the temporal evolution of the modelled electronic system and determined the time derivatives for the dynamic quantities. This allows to define the average quantum kinematic characteristics closely related to the curvatures of the electron paths, particularly, the torsion reflecting the chirality of the dynamic system. A special attention has been given to the computational scheme for this chirality measure. The calculations on realistic molecular systems demonstrate reasonable behaviour of the proposed molecular complexity indices.