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353. iSync

Author

Fu, Wenliang, primary, Ben Abraham, Hila, additional, and Crowley, Patrick, additional

Published
2014
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354. Named data networking

Author

Zhang, Lixia, primary, Afanasyev, Alexander, additional, Burke, Jeffrey, additional, Jacobson, Van, additional, claffy, kc, additional, Crowley, Patrick, additional, Papadopoulos, Christos, additional, Wang, Lan, additional, and Zhang, Beichuan, additional

Published
2014
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359. Now We're Cooking With...Batteries.

Author

Naughton, Keith, Crowley, Patrick, and Shenfeld, Hilary

Subjects
*ELECTRIC battery design & construction, *ELECTRIC battery manufacturing, *HIGH technology, *LITHIUM-ion batteries, *NICKEL-metal hydride batteries
Abstract

The article reports that batteries are the weak link in a world relying increasingly on high tech and shifting to alternative energy sources. Battery performance is not keeping up with the development of advanced technology like computers and cell phones. Even cutting edge battery technologies like lithium-ion are limited in their performance by certain chemical principles. U.S. battery manufacturers lag behind foreign manufacturers.

Published
2008

360. Definition and Assessment of Great Salt Lake Health

Author

SWCA Environmental Consultants, Applied Conservation, Gaddis, Erica, Hornbeck, J. Hope, McCulley, Eric, Nicholson, Brian, Crowley, Patrick, Stutz, Allen, Burfitt, Linda, Pecorelli, John, Low, Greg, SWCA Environmental Consultants, Applied Conservation, Gaddis, Erica, Hornbeck, J. Hope, McCulley, Eric, Nicholson, Brian, Crowley, Patrick, Stutz, Allen, Burfitt, Linda, Pecorelli, John, and Low, Greg

Abstract

Great Salt Lake is one of the most important and least understood ecosystems in Utah, and possibly North America. In its current form, it is of worldwide importance for migratory bird populations, and its shorelines represent some of the premier wetland areas in the United States. It is home to the most significant (largest) populations of Artemia franciscana (brine shrimp) in the Western hemisphere. It is influenced by an array of natural and human factors resulting in a dynamic and complex web of natural habitats and human uses. This project, commissioned by the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council, comprises a definition of health, an assessment of current health, and an identification of critical future stresses to Great Salt Lake health. In the context of this project, the term health refers to ecological health, in particular how well the lake functions to support significant bird populations, brine shrimp, and stromatolitic structures. Human uses of the lake for public health, recreation, minerals extraction, and brine shrimp cyst harvest were not considered. Ecological health was based on the lake's current physical form, including dikes and causeways that segment the lake into four bays and impounded wetlands created to increase habitat for waterfowl and other birds. This project does not attempt to define health as the "natural" pre-settlement condition of the lake, because this condition is not feasibly attainable and it is unknown to what extent it would support current populations of significant species. The project does not form any policy or management recommendations. Rather, the information provided in this document is objective, based on science, and is intended to be used to advise government officials on the sustainable use, protection, and development of Great Salt Lake. This project represents a first iteration of a definition and assessment of health for Great Salt Lake based on the best science available to the Panel as of December 2011. Ongoing

Published
2012

367. A-DFA

Author

Becchi, Michela, primary and Crowley, Patrick, additional

Published
2013
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377. Book Reviews

Author

Chandna, Mohit, primary, Crowley, Patrick, additional, Hardwick, Louise, additional, Kosniowski, Jenny, additional, Miller, Bart, additional, Oktapoda, Efstratia, additional, Parris, David L., additional, Past, Mariana, additional, Thomas, Bonnie, additional, Toman, Cheryl, additional, and Wittrock, Mary Cobb, additional

Published
2012
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388. Book Reviews

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Bush, Christopher, primary, Fraiture, Pierre-Philippe, additional, Frith, Nicki, additional, Gyssels, Kathleen, additional, Keese, Alexander, additional, Looseley, David, additional, Marsh, Kate, additional, Munyankesha, Pascal, additional, Oktapoda, Efstratia, additional, Parris, David L, additional, Rice, Alison, additional, Crowley, Patrick, additional, and Toman, Cheryl, additional

Published
2011
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398. TnT

Author

James, Shakir, primary and Crowley, Patrick, additional

Published
2010
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400. Exchange.

Author

Wiedmann, Ernest J., Herman, Fred, Sloan, Don, Metz, Kathryn, Duffy, Mike, Hofer, Alvin, Lara, Peter A., Reiter, Howard L., Crowley, Patrick, Cokinos, Christopher, Fathi, David C., Said, Tina, Manniello, James, Baker, Ivan, and Hess, John L.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, PRESIDENTS of the United States, POLITICIANS
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor about the article "The Left and Clinton: As Bill Goes, So Do We," by Maurice Isserman and Michael Kazin, published in one of the previous issues of this periodical. Views on U.S. President Bill Clinton; Comments on party policies in the U.S.; Opinion on U.S. politicians.

Published
1994

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