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The importance of clay zones for the geomechanical structure and the earthquake mechanics in brittle rock became an important issue in the framework of mitigation studies of natural and man-made disasters (Holmes et al. [2013]).

The experimental determination of mechanical and thermal properties of ceramic pebble beds, such as the lithium orthosilicate or lithium metatitanate, is a key issue in the framework of fusion power technology, for the reason that they are possible candidates in the design of breeder blankets.

Given the direct link that exists between a significant group of members of Congress and the pharmaceutical industry in the United States, the case of GLIVEC is susceptible to escalate to the point that it could impair the approval of the financing of the new initiative "Paz Colombia" as well as become an issue in the framework of the free-trade treaty.

Therefore, the European Commission addressed this issue in the framework of the FP 7 HEALTH-2009-1.2-6 project PEDosimetry ("Dosimetry and Health Effects of Diagnostic Applications of Radiopharmaceuticals with particular emphasis on the use in children and adolescents").

Once a popular West End hit, TS Eliot's 1949 play now looks a bit of a baroque relic in its attempt to explore spiritual issues in the framework of a drawing-room comedy.

We study the concrete protocol design issues in the framework of semi-TCP.

The contributions of this paper are as follows:  We study the concrete protocol design issues in the framework of semi-TCP.

Apart from the environment, which constitutes a low political issue not governed by the security dilemma, both other domains revealed a clear inclination towards limited coordination on core security issues in the framework of a multipolar power system.

As an illustration, iron clayey rock interactions are notable issues in the framework of secondary alteration processes in chondrites, or in the evolution of steel canister corrosion in projects for high-level nuclear waste repositories.

Special attention is given to two control issues in the framework of multistable engineering systems, namely, the switching between coexisting attractors without altering the system's main parameters and the avoidance of grazing-induced chaotic responses.

The goal is to solve these key issues in the framework of EMC, which amounts to (i) designing a time-varying Control Law capable of disturbance rejection, (ii) designing Noise Estimators capable of keeping live and accurate disturbance and radius estimates, and (iii) tuning their eigenvalues to guarantee stability and performance.