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2020
Up to this point, we have considered the production of distilled spirits as a linear progress, from raw materials to final product. However, these processes also produce significant volumes of waste streams, both from undistilled liquids (mainly water), which is typically close to 90% of the fermented liquid volume, and residual solids of undigested ...
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Up to this point, we have considered the production of distilled spirits as a linear progress, from raw materials to final product. However, these processes also produce significant volumes of waste streams, both from undistilled liquids (mainly water), which is typically close to 90% of the fermented liquid volume, and residual solids of undigested ...
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2021 4th International Conference on Education Technology Management, 2021
Pwint Kay Khine, Jianing Mi, Raza Shahid
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Pwint Kay Khine, Jianing Mi, Raza Shahid
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Co-production as experimentation: the research forum as method
2020This chapter discusses experiments in shifting understandings of expertise and in co-producing research that formed the basis of the Productive Margins (PM) programme. Those experiments were structured as the Productive Communities Research Forum, a series of gatherings that included all active co-researchers and occurred every three to six months over
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Participation and Co-Production
Children and Young People Now, 2017Service user involvement is evolving from participation to co-production, where children, young people and families are active in the design and delivery so support is responsive to needs and fit for purpose
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IPPR Progressive Review, 2019
What would a democratic public sector feel like?
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What would a democratic public sector feel like?
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Canadian Theatre Review, 2001
The following is the edited text of an interview with Marti Maraden, director of English-language theatre at the National Arts Centre (NAC), conducted by Alvina Ruprecht at the NAC on Friday 25 May 2001. The taped interview was transcribed by Claire Tansey and edited by Ric Knowles, Marti Maraden, Alvina Ruprecht and Diana Tyndale.
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The following is the edited text of an interview with Marti Maraden, director of English-language theatre at the National Arts Centre (NAC), conducted by Alvina Ruprecht at the NAC on Friday 25 May 2001. The taped interview was transcribed by Claire Tansey and edited by Ric Knowles, Marti Maraden, Alvina Ruprecht and Diana Tyndale.
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