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Cómo contentar clientes disgustados : conserve la calma ante situaciones desagradables : técnicas comprobadas para el manejo de problemas en el trabajo
- Morgan, Rebecca L.
970-625-034-4
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Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte, sector conservas alimenticias: síntesis de principales disposiciones y desgravación arancelaria
Contiene: Tipo de productos; Principios básicos: comercio de bienes; Reglas de origen; Salvaguardas; Medidas sanitarias y fitosanitarias; Desgravación arancelaria; Calendarios: tarifa de México, tarifa de Estados Unidos, tarifa de Canadá.
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Relación secreta de conquistadores : informes del archivo personal del emperador Carlos I, que se conserva en la Biblioteca de El Escorial, años de 1539-1542
- González-Leal, Mariano (prelim.)
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Colección de Mendoza o Códice Mendocino : documento mexicano del siglo XVI que se conserva en la Biblioteca Bodleiana de Oxford, Inglaterra
- Paso y Troncoso, Francisco del (facsímil); Galindo y Villa, Jesús (ed.)
Aunque posthispánico, mandado hacer por el virrey Antonio de Mendoza, el Códice Mendocino (o de Mendoza) alude al período prehispánico. Dividido en tres partes, sobre la conquista de los reyes de Tenochtitlan, los tributos recibidos de las tierras sometidas y la vida familiar, social y política de los aztecas. El original está en la Biblioteca Bodleiana de Oxford.
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Do Open-Cycle Hatcheries Relying on Tourism Conserve Sea Turtles? Sri Lankan Developments and Economic–Ecological Considerations
- Tisdell, Clem; Wilson, Clevo
By combining economic analysis of markets with ecological parameters, this article considers the role that tourism-based sea turtle hatcheries (of an open-cycle type) can play in conserving populations of sea turtles. Background is provided on the nature and development of such hatcheries in Sri Lanka. The modeling facilitates the assessment of the impacts of turtle hatcheries on the conservation of sea turtles and enables the economic and ecological consequences of tourism, based on such hatcheries, to be better appreciated. The results demonstrate that sea turtle hatcheries serving tourists can make a positive contribution to sea turtle conservation, but that their...
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Willingness of Sri Lankan farmers to pay for a scheme to conserve elephants: Exploratory study
- Bandara, R. R.; Tisdell, C. A.
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Economic Incentives to Conserve Wildlife on Private Lands: Analysis and Policy Incentives
- Tisdell, C. A.
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Resistance training conserves fat-free mass and resting energy expenditure following weight loss
- Hunter, Gary R.; Byrne, Nuala M.; Sirikul, Bovorn; Fernández, José R.; Zuckerman, Paul A.; Darnell, Betty E.; Gower, Barbara A.
Objective: To determine what effect diet-induced 12 kg weight loss in combination with exercise training has on body composition and resting energy expenditure (REE) in premenopausal African-American (AA) and European-American (EA) women.--- Methods and Procedures: This study was a longitudinal, randomized weight loss clinical intervention, with either aerobic (AT), resistance (RT), or no exercise training (NT). Forty-eight AA and forty-six EA premenopausal overweight (BMI between 27 and 30) women underwent weight loss to a BMI <25. Body composition (densitometry), REE (indirect calorimetry), maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max), and muscular strength (isometric elbow flexion) were evaluated when subjects were in energy balance.---...
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Altitude engine test of a turbofan exhaust gas mixer to conserve fuel
- Cullom, R. R.; Johnsen, R. L.
A comparison of the specific fuel consumption was made with and without an internal mixer installed in a low bypass ratio, confluent flow turbofan engine. Tests were conducted at several Mach numbers and altitudes for core to fan stream total temperature ratios of 2.0 and 2.5 and mixing lengths of L/D = 0.95 and 1.74. For these test conditions, the specific fuel consumption improvement varied from 2.5 to 4.0 percent.
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The evolution of rotating stars. III - Predicted surface rotation velocities for stars which conserve total angular momentum
- Endal, A. S.; Sofia, S.
Predicted surface rotation velocities for Population I stars at 10, 7, 5, 3, and 1.5 solar masses are presented. The surface velocities were computed for angular momentum with no radial redistribution, complete redistribution, and partial redistribution as predicted by consideration of circulation currents in rotating stars. Near the main sequence, rotational effects can reduce the moment of inertia of a star, so nonrotating models underestimate the expected velocities for evolving stars. On the red giant branch, angular momentum redistribution reduces the surface velocity by a factor of 2 or more, relative to the velocity expected for no radial redistribution. This...
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Willingness of Sri Lankan farmers to pay for a scheme to conserve elephants: Exploratory study
- Bandara, R. R.; Tisdell, C. A.
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Economic incentives to conserve wildlife on private lands: analysis and policy incentives
- Tisdell, C. A.
213.
If Voters Won't Go for Taxing Oil to Conserve Energy, How Do We Do It?
- Aaron Edlin
Proposition 87 reemphasized that Americans don't want the cost of driving to increase: Aaron Edlin suggests a way to reduce driving that may be more politically palatable.
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A Producer’s Propensity to Conserve Framework: Application to a US and Australian Conservation Program
- Eigenraam, M.; Doering, O.; Spinelli, F.
Increasing recognition of the environmental impact of agriculture has led to increasing public activity around the world encouraging public conservation programs. Different countries have taken different program approaches to accomplish this. The comparison and contrast here is between Australia and the United States, examining the CREP program in the U.S. and the Eco Tender program in Australia. A different historical experience in the U.S. sets certain parameters that are expected in their conservation programs. To some extent, the Australian program could take more of a clean slate approach. The Australian program is able to take a broader landscape approach, specifically...
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Intercepting, isolating and reusing drainage waters for irrigation to conserve water and protect water quality
- Rhoades, J. D.
216.
Can the desire to conserve our natural resources be self-defeating?
- Smith, William; Son, Young Seob
217.
The need to conserve farm animal genetic resources in Africa: should policy makers be concerned?
- Wollny, Clemens B. A.
218.
If Voters Won't Go for Taxing Oil to Conserve Energy, How Do We Do It?
- Aaron Edlin
Proposition 87 reemphasized that Americans don't want the cost of driving to increase: Aaron Edlin suggests a way to reduce driving that may be more politically palatable.
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Management Options to Conserve and Sequester Carbon in the Agricultural Sector of the Former Soviet Union
- Tatyana Kolchugina; Ted Vinson
FSU, agricultural sector, C balance, soils, vegetation, management options,
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Institutional interplay and effectiveness: assessing efforts to conserve western hemisphere shorebirds
- Jeremy Wilson
Bird conservation, Biodiversity conservation, Western hemisphere shorebird conservation network, Effectiveness of environmental institutions, Oran Young, Fit and interplay, Transnational environmental institutions, Environmental policy,
