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Microbiome and Microbiota Within Wineries: A Review. [PDF]

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Aires C   +6 more
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Reindustrialization of America

Science, 1980
If the United States is to sustain a fairly high level of economic growth, seven functional needs must be met: transportation, communication, power, innovation, human resources, financialbegal institutions, and capital goods. Attention to these elements amounted for the successful development of the infrastructure and the capital goods sector during ...
Amitai Etzioni
exaly   +3 more sources

The Drivers of and Barriers to Rural Reindustrialization

Problems of Economic Transition, 2018
The article presents the results of a short-term field study of Maslyaninsky Raion, Novosibirsk Oblast.
Z.I. Kalugina   +2 more
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Energy in the Reindustrialization of America

The Leading Edge, 1984
In keeping with the theme of this convention, energy in transition, I have chosen to speak about Energy in the Reindustrialization of America, which considers all three factors of the theme — energy, economics, and exploration. Additionally, my title and subject matter put them in the focus of transition.
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The Reindustrialization of America

Journal of Economic Issues, 1982
(1982). The Reindustrialization of America. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 629-636.
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Reindustrialization and mental health

Administration in Mental Health, 1983
A national policy of reindustrialization has been undertaken to rejuvenate the nation's industrial base. These policies, if effective, will accelerate the economic decline of communities vulnerable by fact of geographic location or dependence upon a marginal plant in a receding industry. The community economic crisis that results from a loss of a major
Edward C. Weeks, Sandra R. Drengacz
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Reindustrialization: Politics and Economics

Challenge, 1981
A comprehensive industrial policy means full production and the transfer of resources to growth industries through a development bank rather than a reconstruction finance corporation. Former Senator Stevenson defines these and other policy suggestions in an interview. He prefers a conditional financing that promotes restructuring instead of bailing-out
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reIndustrializing Architecture

International Journal of Architectural Computing, 2016
After decades of improving the efficiency and economy of our existing building ecology, instruments of the Third Industrial Revolution are redefining the practice of architecture, both internally and externally. This article focuses on the employment of the Constrained Design Hysteresis methodology as a mediating strategy, in which computational tools ...
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