SACON

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SACONSalim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History (India)
SACONShock-Absorbing Concrete
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Although not found in the literature, lack of peer support was a concern identified in the study that was addressed through the student association of the college of nursing (SACON).
Returning to school: experiences of female baccalaureate registered nurse students
(A) Environmental Impact Assessment Division, Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History (SACON), Anaikatty (PO), Coimbatore--641 108, India.
Distribution of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur in the soil in a multiple habitat system in India
The contributions from Dr Narendra Prasad and Mr Pattanaik from SACON Hyderabad, India are valued.
Political ecology of wetland management: the post aquaculture demolition case of Lake Kolleru in India
Se inicio en Chongos y era bailada por los espanoles, por eso, la vestimenta actual es un remedo de la usanza hispana, con pantalon corto, medias tenidas de colores fuertes, chaleco y sacon de grandes cuellos con panuelos blancos finamente bordados, zapatos con hebillas relucientes y una mascarilla con barba poblada y bien cuidada.
Homogeneidad y diversidad en el patrimonio urbano: casos de El Carmen, San Pedro de Lloc y Huancayo *
As the Heuristic Programming Project (HPP) began to explore MYCIN-like approaches outside biomedicine, Bob led the effort that produced SACON, the first engineering application of expert systems.
In memoriam: Robert Engelmore: March 7, 1935-March 25, 2003
Screenplay, Bean, Gregg Sacon. Camera (DuArt color), David Klein; editor, Brian Murphy; music, Pete Droge; production designer, Ben Woolverton; set decorator, Scan Kennedy; costume designer, Kate Matthews; sound (Dolby), Rex Morris; associate producers, Deborah Davies, Julie Vukas; assistant director, Peter Kreklow.
Tattoo: a Love Story
130), not only on obvious formal grounds but also because the word is attested in Middle Korean in texts as early as 1471 (Nam Kwang'u, [Kyohak] Ko'u sacon [Seoul, 1997], 655b); the aspiration of the initial in Korean dialect forms such as k'ulumay 'winter coat' may well mark these words as borrowings from Manchu kurume 'outer garment' (p.
The Korean Language
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