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Codata Workshop1 V iNCES – Weblabs on ecosystem services Pedro Luiz Pizzigatti Corrêa Universidade de São Paulo - Brazil Agricultural Automation Laboratory.
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Introduction Mechanisms of controlled release Intelligent controlled release DDS Examples Recent advances References.
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Pablo Picasso 1881-1973 Great Artist of the 20 th Century.
Earth Science in Schools – what do (or should) our students know the day they arrive Phil Murphy School of Earth & Environment University of Leeds.
E4014 Construction Surveying Dam Construction. Objectives On completion of the module you should be capable of: describing the various types of dam construction.
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Water and Irrigation. The water cycle Water and irrigation Soil infiltrationSoil infiltration –Clay = slow –Sand = fast.
