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To demonstrate DVGE systems based on web services, we examine a case study of water pollution in Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China, using a prototype DVGE system that is developed with Jbuilder9.0 and Java3D 1.0 packages, and the Weblogic platform 8.1.

Another purpose was to examine a case study of a particular Studio STEM implementation to investigate elements of the curriculum that motivated students to engage in the afterschool program.

The purpose of this study is twofold: (a) to investigate how Studio STEM affected students' beliefs about science and whether these beliefs differed from their peers who did not participate in the program, and (b) to examine a case study of one Studio STEM implementation to investigate elements of the curriculum that motivated students to engage in the program.

To explore these issues, we examine a case study of ecosystem services related to birds.

Challenging the lay-professional divide in portrayals of citizen science, Vanessa Heggie examines a case study of an expedition to the Antarctic in the 1950s, where participants were at once researchers, research subjects, experts, and technicians.

Examining a case study of near-death experiences for six healthy men who volunteered to test an experimental drug in London has yielded important insights into potentially deadly over-reactions of the human immune system.

The chapter finally examines a case study of the design of a Home Ownership Scheme public housing development, which incorporates innovative features aimed at addressing many of the problems associated with high density living in an urban environment.

Examining a case study of an important low-carbon energy technology, wind power, this study finds: (1) policy volatility has been substantial, (2) policy changes were uncorrelated across jurisdictions, suggesting that (3) investors could have substantially reduced their exposure to the risk of policy volatility by operating globally.

This paper examines a case study of such effects, in which negative correlations between the abundances of the sandprawn Callianassa kraussi and the eelgrass Zostera capensis imply mutual exclusion because Z. capensis stabilises sediment and inhibits burrowing by C. kraussi, whereas sandprawn bioturbation smothers eelgrass.

Landolt (2001) examines a case study of the transnational economic practices linking two Salvadoran settlements in the USA and El Salvador.

A previous analysis that examined a case study of only Ghanaian doctors in the United Kingdom estimated a saving in current training cost to the United Kingdom of about £65m from the employment of 293 Ghanaian doctors working in 2004.