• Charged polymeric membranes are characterized by transmembrane streaming potential. Polymeric membrane structure can be affected a pressure application. Sequential difference doesn´t affects surface charge. hydraulic permeability. The effect of on the electrokinetic properties different charged is analysed. Electrokinetic characterization involve application increasing or decreasing differenc...

The initial clinical manifestations of the Anderson Fabry Disease are unspecific and analizing them independently doesn ́t leave to a specific diagnosis. This is why at this time, this disease represents a diagnostic challenge. A prompt identification and determination of signs and symptoms in the pediatric patients will lead to an opportune disease diagnosis and an early enzymatic replacement t...

This document talks about the usage of Simulation Data Exchange (SDX) (Moorthy 1999) in order to enable a consistent digital model of automotive factories. The scope of the digital model is to plan and analyze the factory by using different software packages. Thus the model doesn’t exist in only one application. Therefore the consistency in terms of geometry and process data needs to be guarant...

In The Mind Doesn ’ t Work That Way , Jerry Fodor argues that mental representations have context sensitive features relevant to cognition, and that, therefore, the Classical Computational Theory of Mind (CTM) is mistaken. We call this the Globality Argument. This is an in principle argument against CTM. We argue that it is self-defeating. We consider an alternative argument constructed from ma...

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World capital ‡ows are substantial. Since 2000, gross world capital ‡ows have averaged about 25 percent of world GDP per year, while net capital ‡ows have been in excess of 4 percent of world GDP. Figure 1 shows these net ‡ows as a fraction of world gross domestic product (GDP) over this period. Robert Lucas (1990) presumed that poor countries would have higher marginal products of capital (MPK...