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Journal AWWA, 1978
The Bureau of Water in Atlanta, Georgia is discussed. Treatment methods, organics regulations, Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), chemical and oil spills, safety, programs, public relations, sludge, cold weather operations, water rates, training, cross connections, energy conservation, and rehabilitation are covered.
Eric F. Johnson, William T. Bush
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The Bureau of Water in Atlanta, Georgia is discussed. Treatment methods, organics regulations, Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), chemical and oil spills, safety, programs, public relations, sludge, cold weather operations, water rates, training, cross connections, energy conservation, and rehabilitation are covered.
Eric F. Johnson, William T. Bush
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2015
Face-to-face interactions of humans play a crucial role in their social relationships as well as in the potential transmission of infectious diseases. Here we discuss recent research efforts and advances concerning the measure, analysis and modelling of such interactions measured using strategies ranging from surveys to decentralised infrastructures ...
A. Barrat, Cattuto C
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Face-to-face interactions of humans play a crucial role in their social relationships as well as in the potential transmission of infectious diseases. Here we discuss recent research efforts and advances concerning the measure, analysis and modelling of such interactions measured using strategies ranging from surveys to decentralised infrastructures ...
A. Barrat, Cattuto C
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Higher Education Quarterly, 1980
This discussion examines how well the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) has met its intended goals. The drinking water program is almost two separate programs: one aspect of which is to bring the public water systems into compliance with regulations regarding the traditional contaminants of concern.
Victor J. Kimm, David B. Preston
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This discussion examines how well the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) has met its intended goals. The drinking water program is almost two separate programs: one aspect of which is to bring the public water systems into compliance with regulations regarding the traditional contaminants of concern.
Victor J. Kimm, David B. Preston
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Nature Neuroscience, 2017
A study combines monkey behavioral testing with electrical stimulation of face patches, located with functional MRI and studied electrophysiologically, to probe the behavioral relevance of the face patches' selectivity.
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A study combines monkey behavioral testing with electrical stimulation of face patches, located with functional MRI and studied electrophysiologically, to probe the behavioral relevance of the face patches' selectivity.
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Face-to-Face Documentation Using the FACE-2-FACE Method
Journal of Hospice & Palliative Nursing, 2019Nurse practitioners play an integral part of the face-to-face visit. The face-to-face visit requirement came into effect on January 11, 2011, for hospice patients entering their third or later benefit period. The face-to-face requirement was created because of concerns regarding high numbers of hospice patients with lengths of stay greater than 180 ...
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2011
Peirce shows how he presupposes that a 'most general science of semeiotic' is entirely a miatter of culture. Semiotics unfolds even beyond the debate on specific differences between nature and culture. That insight leads not only to linguistic but also to other expressive phenomena, among which the human body.
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Peirce shows how he presupposes that a 'most general science of semeiotic' is entirely a miatter of culture. Semiotics unfolds even beyond the debate on specific differences between nature and culture. That insight leads not only to linguistic but also to other expressive phenomena, among which the human body.
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Proceedings of the 13th annual ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2005
"Face to face" is a media-art that only takes pictures of a profile or a blurring face, etc. those might be thought as failure pictures generally. Its theme is sameness and difference between camera and mirror, and it aims to offer an experience that people come across oneself whom he/she might not know after he/she sees oneself whom oneself usually ...
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"Face to face" is a media-art that only takes pictures of a profile or a blurring face, etc. those might be thought as failure pictures generally. Its theme is sameness and difference between camera and mirror, and it aims to offer an experience that people come across oneself whom he/she might not know after he/she sees oneself whom oneself usually ...
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2000
The importance of faces in social interactions between humans, together with the general physical homogeneity of faces has led to the proposal that face-specific processes may have evolved in the human brain. However, the nature of this specificity is debated: are faces special per se, or does the specificity result from the special requirements of ...
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The importance of faces in social interactions between humans, together with the general physical homogeneity of faces has led to the proposal that face-specific processes may have evolved in the human brain. However, the nature of this specificity is debated: are faces special per se, or does the specificity result from the special requirements of ...
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