SEASUS, in a nutshell... After 15 years of growth, we are now a mature yet innovative player in the field, with a focus on the development of complex, integrated, web based systems. We are a young, dynamic and highly qua

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• Computing
• Electronics
• Content management systems
• Mobile device
• Technology

DM2E project: Progress Report June 2012 Ido Ivri, Manager, Digital Programs DM2E in a Nutshell • A project in Europeana, EU Funded

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• Semantic Web
• World Wide Web
• DBpedia
• Computing
• Media technology
• Cultural policies of the European Union
• European culture
• Europeana

The Whewell-Mill Debate in a Nutshell Malcolm Forster, October 24, 2006 What is induction? John Stuart Mill (1874, p[removed]defined induction as the operation of discovering and proving general propositions. William Whewe

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• Philosophy of science
• Philosophers of science
• Epistemology
• Reasoning
• William Whewell
• Consilience
• Scientific method
• Hypothetico-deductive model
• Johannes Kepler
• Science
• Knowledge
• Science studies

e-Skills for Jobs 2104 Overview - In a nutshell The European Commission has selected DIGITALEUROPE and European Schoolnet to deliver the e-Skills for Jobs 2014 campaign. It aims to raise awareness of the need for citizen

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• Communication
• DigitalEurope
• European Schoolnet
• Education
• Information and communication technologies in education
• SchoolNet
• OpenForum Europe
• Telecentre
• Computing
• Educational technology
• Information technology
• Technology

NSS2014 IN A NUTSHELL Nuclear terrorism is a major threat to international security. The chance of terrorists carrying out an attack with nuclear material is slight, but if it happened, the consequences would be catastro

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• Energy conversion
• Nuclear proliferation
• Nuclear fuels
• Nuclear terrorism
• Nuclear power
• Nuclear Security Summit
• Nuclear safety
• Enriched uranium
• Nuclear reactor
• Energy
• Nuclear technology
• Nuclear weapons

Social Business in a Nutshell Enterprise 2.0 is the use of emergent social software platforms within companies, or between companies and their partners or customers.

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Joint Research Centre The European Commission’s in-house science service SESI in a nutshell Smart Electricity Systems and Interoperability WHO WE A​RE

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• Electromagnetism
• Electric power distribution
• Emerging technologies
• Smart grid
• Electrical grid
• Electric power transmission
• Energy policy of the European Union
• Electric vehicle
• Super grid
• Electric power
• Energy
• Electric power transmission systems

EU import conditions for fresh meat and meat products in a nutshell The European Commission’s DirectorateGeneral for Health and Consumer Protection strives to ensure that food in the EU is safe and to promote EU food s

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• European Union
• Federalism
• Food safety
• Export
• Political philosophy
• TRACES
• International trade
• Business
• Technology

Basic Terminology for Systems of Equations in a Nutshell E. L. Lady A system of linear equations is something like the following: 3x1 − 7x2 + 4x3 = 10 5x1 + 8x2 − 12x3 = −1.

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• System of linear equations
• Linear independence
• Vector space
• Linear combination
• Row echelon form
• Matrix
• Nontrivial
• Simultaneous equations
• Overdetermined system
• Algebra
• Mathematics
• Linear algebra

‘Community Land Trusts’ – in a nutshell What is a Community Land Trust (CLT)? A CLT is a non-profit, community-based organisation committed to the stewardship and affordability of land, housing and other buildings

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• Community development
• Community land trust
• Neighborhoods
• Human geography
• Land trust
• Community-led total sanitation
• Affordable housing
• Public housing
• Housing association
• Real estate
• Law
• Rural community development