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baud n. (électr., info.), baud m. (unité de rapidité de modulation), ~ rate, débit en bauds Baumé scale n. (chim.), échelle f. Baumé bauxite n. (géol.), bauxite f. bay n. (géog.), baie f. (échancrure d’une côte) bayou n. (géog.), bayou m. bcc (body-cent(e)red cubic(al)), cc (cubique centré) BCD = binary code decimal beach n. (océano.), grève f. (bord de mer) bead n., 1. bulle f., goutte f., bille f.; 2. grain m. (germe de croissance cristalline) (géol.) beak n. (orn.), bec m. (crochu) beaked adj.

baud n. (électr., info.), baud m. (unité de rapidité de modulation), ~ rate, débit en bauds Baumé scale n. (chim.), échelle f. Baumé bauxite n. (géol.), bauxite f. bay n. (géog.), baie f. (échancrure d’une côte) bayou n. (géog.), bayou m. bcc (body-cent(e)red cubic(al)), cc (cubique centré) BCD = binary code decimal beach n. (océano.), grève f. (bord de mer) bead n., 1. bulle f., goutte f., bille f.; 2. grain m. (germe de croissance cristalline) (géol.) beak n. (orn.), bec m. (crochu) beaked adj.

nouveaux de la gestion de Midway. Le cas B mettait déjà les étudiants à l’épreuve : Midway pouvait saisir l’occasion d’acheter un concurrent. Devait-elle le faire ? Le cas C révélait les perspectives différentes des quatre services fonctionnels. On y découvrait que chaque service avait une mission différente, des méthodes et des problèmes opérationnels différents. Plus important encore, chacun des directeurs avait sa philosophie personnelle et une méthode de gestion différente. Le cas D montrait ces

d’incitation, sans perdre de vue la vérité des prix 176 1.4. Quelques principes d’action publique semblent pouvoir être proposés 178 2. Assurer aux entreprises et aux citoyens un juste retour de leurs efforts conditionne leur mobilisation au service des politiques nécessaires 179 3. Obtenir l’adhésion du plus grand nombre au projet énergétique national, en procédant à une sensibilisation et à une information complète et durable, est la condition du succès de la politique 180 4. Donner

the harbor; the narcotics teams are maniacs. You pay them or you pay twenty years in a cell.” “Which means I can get papers in Marseilles. And you can help me.” “I did not say that.” “Yes, you did. I need a service and that service can be found in a place where you won’t take me—still the service is there. You said it.” “Said what?” “That you’ll talk to me in Marseilles—if I can get there without you. Just tell me where.” The skipper of the fishing boat studied the patient’s face; the decision was

different proposition to the provision of housing in the noisy, congested city. The city center site may bring with it social problems of privacy and community, risks to safety such as the spread of fire or disease, to say nothing of the problems of providing access or preventing pollution. The list of difficulties unknown to the builders of igloos and highland crofts is almost endless. Moreover each city center site will present a different combination of these problems. Such variable and complex

350 s INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351 About the Author sJIM DEMARCO is Director of Application Development at the Hudson Center for Health Equity and Quality (HCHEQ), in Tarrytown, NY. HCHEQ is a not-for-profit organization whose mission includes advocacy for equitable healthcare policy in government and the development of information technologies to improve healthcare quality

Ford Foundation enabled me to devote the year 1958-59 to the same effort, as a Fellow of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford. I gratefully acknowledge all this support. In addition I have the Rockefeller Foundation to thank for a grant which provided secretarial help in keeping up the flow of typescript during years when the secretarial services of the Institute and the Center were not at my disposal. Last winter I enjoyed the close collaboration of Donald Davidson,

stories and feiiilletons , the succeeding phases of a not very eventful life can be unerringly traced, like the path of an explorer on a map. There are glimpses of his boyhood at foretat and Yvetot, of his school-days at Rouen, of his brief service as a volunteer in 1870, of his clerkship at a public department in Paris. Then, still trace- able in the stories, came a spell of life in the capi- tal, first in a small lettered society, later in a wider circle of acquaintance. From time