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2 “..., tried to change their practices to bring engineering and biology together, and to realise such promises...”

3 “... Treatment Processes, tried-and-true solutions comprise a "methodology of pollution control...”

4 “... University of Jerusa­ lem. We have tried to present a coverage which is concise, but as comprehensive...”

5 Table of Contents: “... 10. Using a tri-isotope (13C, 15N, 33P) labelling method to quantify rhizodeposition -- Chapter 11...”

6 “... of bioenergy with a solid, easy-to-use collection of tried-and-true methods which will save time and effort...”

7 Table of Contents: “... Tissue (EHT) -- Cell Tri-Culture For Cardiac Vascularization -- Cell Sheet Technology For Cardiac Tissue...”

8 “... Numerical Methods for Chemical Engineers, every one that has been tried has been a failure in one way...”

9 “.... These contributions were used during the lectures. The authors have tried to present their work in such a way...”

10 “.... The traditional approach of applying tried-and-true solutions to specific pollution problems has been a major...”

11 Table of Contents: “... considerations -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 What are we trying to achieve? -- 7.3 Assessment of the process -- 7.4...”

12 “...This book presents topics that are challenging fields that scientific world is trying to address...”

13 “... is trying to address as much as it can. Earthquakes, floods, fires, droughts, blizzards, dust storms...”

14 “.... algorithms, technology, implementations, etc.) few of them try to bridge the gap between them and to address...”

15 “... the integration of material flows as well as their nexuses in the regional socioeconomic system. It tries...”

16 “... transformations today and tomorrow in our societies. It tries to give some geostrategic and regulatory benchmarks...”

17 “... up indus try around the world...”

18 “...? This introductory textbook tries to answer these questions and many others. It endeavors to provide the basic...”

19 “... resources. The products themselves or their waste products may pose a threat to the objectives we are trying...”

20 “... Industry, which in other ways tries to emulate an academic environment, but not in open and free...”