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Artificial insemination in deer and non-domestic bovids

Theriogenology, 2009
Artificial insemination technology has revolutionized the domestic cattle breeding industry and allowed for the dissemination of valuable genetics worldwide. This technology has been adapted for use in many other taxa for the conservation of threatened and endangered species, but its use for the genetic management of small populations of deer, antelope
C J, Morrow, L M, Penfold, B A, Wolfe
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Cryopreservation of gametes and embryos of non-domestic species

Theriogenology, 2002
Many species of mammals are threatened or endangered. Methods of assisted reproduction that are being used with increasing frequency to produce offspring of domestic animals and humans are often viewed as offering innovative ways to reproduce non-domestic species as well.
S P, Leibo, N, Songsasen
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MENISCAL OSSICLES IN LARGE NON‐DOMESTIC CATS

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound, 2002
Radiographs of the stifles of 6 species of 34 large, non‐domestic cats were reviewed foremost for the presence of meniscal ossicles and then for the presence of the other potential four sesamoids. The animals in the review included 12 lions, 7 tigers, 7 cougars, 3 leopards, 3 bobcats, and 2 jaguars.
Michael, Walker, David, Phalan, James, Jensen, James, Johnson, Mark, Drew, Valerie, Samii, George, Henry, Jessica, McCauley   +7 more
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The Non-domestic Demand for Water

1972
This chapter considers the utilisation of water which is, in general, obtained from sources independent of the public supply system. Such a survey embraces a wide field, including the requirements of industry, agriculture, electricity power, navigation and recreation, and a number of initial problems must be recognised.
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A database of the non-domestic building stock of Britain

Automation in Construction, 1993
Abstract This paper describes a research programme sponsored by the British Department of Environment whose goal is to build a database of the non-domestic building stock of England and Wales. This database will contain information about all buildings, other than houses and flats, throughout the country.
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The burdens of the non‐domestic rates on business

Local Government Studies, 1987
Non-domestic rates have become an increasing area of political concern such that the government in January 1986 proposed reform by centralizing the rate poundage at which rates are levied1. This will provide a so-called 'uniform business tax'. It was possible that a local discretion to levy a local non-domestic rate poundage at 5 per cent of the ...
Robert J. Bennett, Michelle Fearnehough
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Categorising emissions in non-domestic buildings

2023
This report explores the pros and cons of different methods to apportion measured direct emissions from heat use categories in non-domestic buildings. Through analysis and stakeholder engagement, it also assesses different practical and feasible ways to regulate direct emissions at a building level.
Waheed, Hassan, Sandles, Ben, Rose, Angela   +2 more
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A 'non domestic' site in Central Anatolia

Anatolia Antiqua, 2005
Duru Güneş, Özbaşaran Mihriban. A 'non domestic' site in Central Anatolia. In: Anatolia Antiqua, Tome 13, 2005. pp. 15-28.
Duru, Güneş, Özbaşaran, Mihriban
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An Introduction to the National Non-Domestic Building Stock Database

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2000
The origins, purpose, and scope of the Non-Domestic Building Stock (NDBS) database of England and Wales are described. Nondomestic buildings are defined and sources of the data used in the database are identified. The structure of the database, and the role of the classification of nondomestic buildings, are described and discussed.
Philip Steadman, Harry R Bruhns, Peter A Rickaby   +2 more
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DAYLIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES IN NON-DOMESTIC BUILDINGS

International Journal of Solar Energy, 1994
Abstract Natural daylight is an inexpensive and very efficient light source provided that the amount of daylight entering a building is controlled according to demand. In commercial buildings electricity for lighting can be cut by 50-75% using daylighting design techniques in combination with efficient artificial lighting.
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