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Book review: Ziekten van vissen, schaal-, en schelpdieren, van belang voor de Nederlandse aquacultuur.

How to cite this book review: How to cite this book review: Huchzermeyer K.D.A., 2013, 'Book review: Ziekten van vissen, schaal-, en schelpdieren, van belang voor de Nederlandse aquacultuur'84(1), Art. #1016, 1 page.http://dx.doi.org/10.4102/jsava.v84i1.1016.

Uit -secteur De La Normalisation Des Télécommunications Itu -telecommunication Standardization Sector Uit -sector De Normalización De Las Telecomunicaciones

The need for faster detection and restoration of faults and degradations is essential in the optical networks due to the amount of traffic being carried by them. This calls for tighter control on the detection and reporting mechanisms. In this document we analyze the requirements event communications between the active and passive devices, which in turn can be used by the optical control plane....

Uit -secteur De La Normalisation Des Télécommunications Itu -telecommunication Standardization Sector Uit -sector De Normalización De Las Telecomunicaciones

The ITU-T Specification and Description Language SDL gains more and more importance in the specification and implementation of real-time systems that possess additional non-functional requirements. In the past SDL was mainly used to describe the structure and the functional behavior of reactive systems, without considering non-functional aspects such as enhanced real-time behavior and machine m...

Om de kwaliteit van het nageslacht: eugenetica in Nederland 1900–1950

factors, such as the influence of the Colonial Office and the medical necessities of war, arise in Jennifer Beinart's essay on tropical medicine. And Jonathan Liebenau's case study of insulin production provides evidence of new difficulties, this time between the MRC and the pharmaceutical industry, and highlights the strong leadership given to the MRC by Fletcher and Henry Dale in dealing with...

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