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2001
AbstractApplies the schematic representation of information systems to the debate over the nature and role of freestanding firms in the evolution of international business. It highlights the importance of distinguishing between the different types of information flow and resource flow involved in the operations of the free‐standing firm.
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AbstractApplies the schematic representation of information systems to the debate over the nature and role of freestanding firms in the evolution of international business. It highlights the importance of distinguishing between the different types of information flow and resource flow involved in the operations of the free‐standing firm.
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Free-Standing, Flexible, Superomniphobic Films
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2016Fabrication of most superomniphobic surfaces requires complex process conditions or specialized and expensive equipment or skilled personnel. In order to circumvent these issues and make them end-user-friendly, we developed the free-standing, flexible, superomniphobic films.
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2004
THE GREEKS The beginnings of Greek civilisation after the decline of the Mycenaeans were not very glorious. By about 1000 bc , people speaking various Greek dialects were living around the Aegean Sea. Principal among them were the Dorians, who lived mostly on mainland Greece, and the Ionians, who populated many of the islands and the west coast of ...
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THE GREEKS The beginnings of Greek civilisation after the decline of the Mycenaeans were not very glorious. By about 1000 bc , people speaking various Greek dialects were living around the Aegean Sea. Principal among them were the Dorians, who lived mostly on mainland Greece, and the Ionians, who populated many of the islands and the west coast of ...
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1972
Free-standing walls are used to enclose space, mark off ownership and to prevent free passage. In the past they have sometimes had an additional social purpose as symbols demonstrating the authority, elegance and remoteness of those on one side of the wall from those on the other.
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Free-standing walls are used to enclose space, mark off ownership and to prevent free passage. In the past they have sometimes had an additional social purpose as symbols demonstrating the authority, elegance and remoteness of those on one side of the wall from those on the other.
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Free-standing emergency clinics
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1981B A, Flashner, R L, van der Horst
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