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This chapter is written mainly for young engineers and researchers wishing to discover the complexity of EAC phenomena.

This chapter is written for biologists and biochemists who wish to understand how biophysical modeling can complement a program of biological experimentation.

This chapter is written as several independent sections that can be read in any order, according to the interest of the reader.

This chapter is written at a higher degree of resolution than most others, due to the importance of water in both liquid and gas phases in the process industries, and the frequently low level of understanding of water in nonspecialist process engineers.

This chapter is written by chemists who have the enviable job of travelling the world looking for natural products with novel mechanisms of action.

This chapter is written from a political economy perspective and focuses on some of the major economic and trade policies that bear on the achievement of food security.

The programs in this chapter are written with one particular robot in mind, but it is not too difficult to adapt them to a different robot.

After this chapter was written, another scholar was discovered who notices this intriguing puzzle and interprets it similarly (see Gover 2008).

This chapter was written against the background of a perceived global grain crisis, which is of its nature short-term while nevertheless having serious longer-term impacts on several low-income food-deficit countries (LIFDCs).

This new chapter is written for advocates seeking to persuade utility commissions that a more thorough integration of adaptation considerations into the design and operation of the electric grid will increasingly be indispensable to the provision of cost-effective electricity services.

The chapter is written by Prof Andrew Stirling of the University of Sussex.