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Victoria 3217, Australia Centre for Materials and Surface Science and Department of Physics, La Trobe University, Victoria 3086, Australia a r t i c l e i n f o a b s t r a c t Most industrially applied polymer resins and composites have low surface free energy and lack polar functional groups on their surface, resulting in inherently poor adhesion properties. A strong research momentum to understand polymer adhesion in the last decade has been motivated by the growing needs of the automotive

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Data in Belgium ..............................................................................................27 2.2.4.4. Comparison with the EUROS Model....................................................................................27 2.2.4.5. Effect of Background Emissions...........................................................................................28 2.2.4.6. Consultation of Experts.................................................................................................

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equivalent per day for 2006 prices (equal to 1,22$ PPP, current 2006 exchange rate). With a growth elasticity of poverty of –0,40 for the 2001-2006 period, we can conclude that the pro-poor character of Rwandan economic growth remained exceptionally low, despite the implementation of PRSP policies. Moreover, poverty incidence is measured in percentage terms and hides the evolutions in absolute numbers. Given the high population growth of 3,5% per year, the absolute number of people living in poverty

fish, little is known about the evolutionary processes of these two traits. Using 6 rainbow trout isogenic lines, we studied both the impact of the genotype et of the physiological state on inter-individual RFD et CG variations. Line had significant effects on RFD et on CG variation (p < 0.05). Within any given line, initial body weight (a surrogate of physiological state) significantly influenced RFD et CG variation (p < 0.05), providing, in fish, the first evidence of RFD et CG plastic response to

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Electric in 1992 as a research engineer and has worked since 2003 in the Electrical Networks competency group of the Projects and Engineering Center. ECT 158 updated September 2005 Lexicon Abbreviations BC MLVS Symbols A Breaking capacity. Main low voltage switchboard. Cross-sectional area of conductors. Angle between the initiation of the fault and zero voltage. Voltage factor. Power factor (in the absence of harmonics). Instantaneous electromotive force. Electromotive force (rms value). Phase

.................. 32 Table 5. (Table 1 of Manuscript B). Mean ± SD of age and anthropometric characteristics of individuals with and Down syndrome (DS) ............................ 55 Table 6. (Table 2 of Manuscript B). Mean differences ± SE and effect sizes across walking speeds for the comparisons in physiologic variables between adults with and without Down syndrome (DS) ...................... 56 Table 7. (Table 3 of Manuscript B). Mean ± SD of preferred and energetically optimal walking speeds

L’investissement à perte : l’Homo economicus n’existe pas lorsqu’il est engagé 3.4.2 Il est difficile de dire « stop » : le piège des automatismes Les techniques d’influence fondées sur l’engagement 153 158 159 3.3 3.6 151 3.5.1 La technique du Low-Ball 3.5.2 La technique du leurre La théorie de l’engagement appliquée aux changements de comportements : quels principes pour quelles applications ? 160 166 3.6.1 Les facteurs engageants 3.6.2 Les applications de l’engagement au changement