Thus, this emerging gap in risk assessment is driven by a) the contemporary technological capacity to measure an array of PAHs at extremely low concentrations, and b) the general absence of toxicological information for many PAHs and virtually all of the APAHs regarding toxicity, mutagenicity, or carcinogenicity.
The Program Committee for the 23rd International Conference of Europeanists invites participants to consider contemporary Europe's capacity for resilience.
In addition, each participating laboratory must take advantage of cutting edge technologies, and consequently, data production often pushes the envelope of contemporary data storage capacity, requiring a DCC to keep pace.
A second assumption that pervades contemporary work on decisional capacity is that decision-making capacity is a threshold concept (Buchanan & Brock 1989, 26 29).
In this paper, we propose a fast simulation method that fully exploits the tremendous rendering and parallel computing capacities of contemporary graphics processing units (GPUs).
The enormous capacities of contemporary enterprise and linear tape open (LTO) tape media become a two-edged sword when media failures occur and a significant quantity of data is lost.
A research project on the displacement capacity of contemporary unreinforced masonry (URM) walls is underway at the Institute of Structural Engineering of ETH Zurich.
The line must be negotiated, not just between preservationists and technicians, but between Saarinen and contemporary architects whose demonstrated capacity for imaginative architecture equals his.
Finally, a simple empirical model for the displacement capacity of contemporary URM walls is proposed, based on the results obtained from the tests.
Finally, excessive agency autonomy in turn begs the question of the capacity of contemporary public administrations to develop and apply coherent political goals across a wide range of economic and social sectors.
