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Introduction to developing domain specific languages (DSLs) for productivity and performance using the Scala programming language.

Resident's Handbook is a short, not fussy, and practical introduction to developing a QI initiative.

High prices of patent-protected drugs delay their introduction to developing countries and strategies for ensuring early but controlled access to novel antimicrobials may be necessary to ensure medium- to long-term efficacy in resource-limited settings.

This gave her an exceptionally early introduction to the developing technologies of photography – her father had, in fact, chaired the 1839 meeting at the Royal Society during which Fox Talbot had first made the details of photogenic drawing public.

Activities work for Earth Science, Introduction to glaciers, developing observational skills for younger students etc. Introduction to IcePod Science is a background piece about this fascinating pod full of instruments.

The introduction of GMOs to developing countries has also been impeded by the ability of transnational networks to establish global governance arrangements, like the Cartagena Protocol that imposes strict biosafety regulations on introduction of GMOs.

The paper argues that the introduction of UI to developing countries provides an opportunity to bolster worker protection as well as, for some countries, to promote productivity.

This short review gives an introduction to recently developed mesoporous silicas with emphasis on their complicated structures and synthesis mechanisms.

Advanced sculpture is designed to help those who have taken Introduction to Sculpture to develop a more independent practice.

Unni Segberg Faculty of Health and Sport, University of Agder, Kristiansand, Norway Introduction : In order to develop football players' skills, possessing more knowledge about elite players' backgrounds, lifestyles, activities and motivation may be important.

Statistical Mechanics in a Nutshell offers the most concise, self-contained introduction to this rapidly developing field.