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Cement Germany Western Europe division. It encompasses Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Spain. It is in addition our center of excellence for technology and research and development. The Cement International division was renamed the Cement Central Europe East America division. It encompasses Poland, the Czech Republic, the Ukraine, Russia and the usa. The figures for the year 2000 were disclosed on a comparable basis in the segment reports. The segment report by regions continues to be broken down into Germany, Europe without Germany, and other international regions. For the sake of clarity, certain items in the Consolidated Income Statement and in the Consolidated Balance Sheet have been combined. These items are shown and explained separately in the Notes.
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JU.00001 The Aeroacoustics of Turbulent Coanda Wall Jets , CAROLINE LUBERT, JASON FOX, James Madison University -- Turbulent Coanda wall jets have become increasingly widely used in a variety of industrial applications in recent years, due to the substantial flow deflection that they afford. A related characteristic is the enhanced turbulence levels and entrainment they offer, compared with conventional jet flows. This characteristic is, however, generally accompanied by a significant increase in the noise levels associated with devices employing this effect. As a consequence, the potential offered by Coanda devices is yet to be fully realized. This problem provides the impetus for the research detailed in this poster. To date, some work has been done on developing a mathematical model of the Turbulent Mixing Noise emitted by such a device, assuming that the surface adjoining the turbulent flow was essentially 2-D. This poster extends this fundamental model, through a combination of mathematical modeling and acoustical and optical experiments. The effect of a variety of parameters, including nozzle configuration and jet exit velocity will be discussed, and ways of reducing or attenuating the noise generated by such flow, whilst still maintaining the crucial flow characteristics, will be presented. JU.00002 Reduction of shock induced noise in imperfectly expanded supersonic jets using convex optimization , SAM ADHIKARI, Sysoft, Reasearch and Development Division, Integratise Inc. -- Imperfectly expanded jets generate.
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RESULTS Tenofovir is a competitive inhibitor of HBV polymerase. Tenofovir is a nucleotide analog, suggesting that it may inhibit viral replication by competing with natural nucleotides for binding to the active site of HBV polymerase. To test this hypothesis, we used a previously established quantitative HBV DNA polymerase assay 33, 34 ; . The catalytic activity of HBV polymerase was measured in the absence or presence of three different concentrations of TFV-DP. HBV polymerase activity was inhibited in a dose-dependent manner without a change in Vmax, confirming that TFV-DP acts by competitive inhibition with respect to the natural substrate, dATP Fig. 1 ; . The Ki of TFV-DP was determined to be 0.18 M, which is 2.1-fold lower than the Km of dATP 0.38 M ; 33 ; . Activities of tenofovir and tenofovir DF against HBV in 2.2.15 cells. We used the HepG2 2.2.15 cell line, which stably expresses wild-type HBV, to assay the anti-HBV activities of tenofovir and its bis-alkoxyester prodrug, tenofovir DF, in cell culture. Adefovir, ADV bis-alkoxyester prodrug of adefovir ; , and lamivudine were also tested in parallel. 2.2.15 cells were treated with drug for 2 weeks, and replicating cytoplasmic DNA was then extracted, quantified by Southern blotting, and used to calculate EC50 values Table 1 ; . Tenofovir and adefovir had similar antiviral activities in 2.2.15 cells EC50 values were 1.1 M and 0.8 M, respectively ; . The potency of tenofovir increased approximately 50-fold to 0.02 M by the addi and terfenadine.
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The relatively small number of patients obtained through the data audit, short follow-up period and lack of long-term survival data made reliable comparisons between different treatment groups impossible. In view of this, a separate study was undertaken, matching data from 3788 WA residents treated for cancer at the Perth Radiation Oncology Centre with data housed by the Western Australian Cancer Registry. Patients were excluded from the analysis if treatment was given more than 12 months after initial diagnosis to ensure better uniformity between the two treatment groups, RT alone versus RT + UHF as patients treated later were more likely to have more advanced disease. Information available included age at registration, site of the cancer and treatment modality but not disease stage. This analysis showed a survival disadvantage for patients with four of the seven most prevalent cancers breast, lung, lymphoma and prostate ; who were treated with RT + UHF, and no significant difference in long-term survival for patients with cancers of the head and neck region, bowel or bladder, according to treatment type RT or RT UHF ; . It is unclear whether the survival disadvantage from RT + UHF was due to stage differences between the groups or possibly due to patients treated with RT + UHF receiving suboptimal doses of radiation. Patients receiving RT + UHF had lower total doses of radiation and lower doses per fraction than patients receiving RT alone and teriparatide.
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Who have resistance to other agents of this class. Capravirine was once placed on the back burner due to potential toxicity. While animal studies demonstrated new onset vasculitis problems in dogs, Pfizer's Agouron division has satisfied FDA concerns and was able to re-invigorate their research into developing capravirine. TMC 125, Tibotec-Virco's potent NNRTI, has shown potent antiviral activity in the face of multiple NNRTI-associated mutations, including the K103N. Johnson & Johnson has recently acquired Tibotec-Virco; we hope this move can provide support for drug development of Tibotec-Virco candidate agents. Nucleotide Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Tenofovir Viread ; became the first anti-HIV nucleotide to be available for widespread use one year ago. The design of tenofovir's pivotal trials was unique to the industry in that the drug studies testing its safety and effect was demonstrated through intensification type protocols. Study patients had tenofovir added to their existing stable regimens; the results demonstrated a persistent durable benefit. Tenofovir has become very popular by physicians prescribing it for their patients because of its strong potency, low side effect profile, administration as one pill once-daily dosage and effectiveness against resistance. However, Gilead Sciences is working on a new and similar nucleotide agent, GS 7340, which, if effective, has the potential for penetration into lymph nodes at very high concentrations. The implications for such a treatment, if successful, are quite large. Understanding the molecular and structural basis of this agent may enable more compounds to be developed with potency and activity in various viral sanctuary sites, such as the lymph nodes and the potential for enhancement of immune reconstitution. Protease Inhibitors PIs ; Several newer protease inhibitors are in the HIV drug pipeline, each posing specific advantages over previously developed agents. Atazanavir, now available through expanded access by BMS, appears to lay claim for being able to avoid the hyperlipidemia problems that other PIs are plagued with. Thus patients being treated with atazanavir may go without elevations in blood lipids, such as cholesterol and triglycerides. Tipranavir Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals ; a novel non-peptidic agent, appears to retain its potency against many PIresistant mutations, but will require boosting by ritonavir, as many other older PIs do. TMC 114 Tibotec-Virco ; also has activity against many resistant mutations of protease inhibitors. With the help of these two new very promising agents, patients exhausting their options with existing protease inhibitors can continue deriving effective treatment from this highly potent drug class. Entry and Fusion Newer targeting sites against the virus are finally emerging. Both fusion and entry inhibitors have emerged as one of the most promising classes of drugs in development for patients who have been exposed to multiple agents. Their mechanism of action differs from other existing classes in that their activity occurs outside the cell; they inhibit binding of the viral envelope to specific binding sites on CD4 + T-cells. continued on page 76 and thalidomide.
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This study was supported by an educational research grant from Pharmacia and Upjohn Kalamazoo MI, USA ; . ZAPS Western Pacific Regional Participants are as follows: Australia: J. Turnidge Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide R. Benn Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney L. Grayson Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne J. Faoagali Royal Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane K. Christiansen Royal Perth Hospital, Perth ; . China: A. Cheng Prince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong D. Tsang Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong ; . Japan: S. Kohno Nagasaki University School of Medicine, Nagasaki K. Yamaguchi Toho University, Tokyo M. Kahu Tohoku University, Aoba-ku Sendai ; . Korea: J. H. Woo University of Ulsan, Seoul K. W. Choi Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul K. W. Lee Yonsei University, Seoul ; . Singapore: M. Yeo Singapore General Hospital G. Kumarasinghe National University Hospital ; . Taiwan: Po-Ren Hsueh National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei Y. C. Liu Veterans General Hospital, Kaohsiung H. S. Leu Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital, Taoyuan.
Wave it a waveoffering before the Lord. And the Priest shall burn the fat upon the altar, and the breast shall be Aarons and his sons. And the right shoulder they shall give unto the Priest, to be an heave offering, of their peaceofferings. And the same that offereth the blood of the peaceofferings and the fat, among the sons of Aaron, shall have the right shoulder unto his part, for the wavebreast and the heaveshoulder I have taken of the children of Israel, even of their peaceofferings, and have given it unto Aaron the Priest and unto his sons: to be a duty for ever of the children of Israel. This is the anointing of Aaron and of the sacrifices of the Lord, in the day when they were offered to be Priests unto the Lord, which the Lord commanded to be given them in the day when he anointed them, of the children of Israel, and to be a duty for ever among their generations. This is the law of burntofferings, of meatofferings, of sinofferings, of trespassofferings, of fullofferings, of peaceofferings, which the Lord commanded Moses in the mount of Sinai, in the day when he commanded the children of Israel to offer their offerings unto the Lord in the wilderness of Sinai. [Chpt 8] And the Lord spake unto Moses saying: take Aaron and his sons with him, and the vestures and the anointing oil, and an ox for a sinoffering and two rams and a basket of sweet bread: and gather all the community together unto the door of the tabernacle of witness. And Moses did as the Lord commanded him, and the people gathered themselves together unto the door of the tabernacle of witness. And Moses said unto the people: this is the thing which the Lord commanded to do. And Moses brought Aaron and his sons, and washed them with water, and put upon him the alb and girded him with a girdle, and put upon him the * tunical, and put the Ephod thereon, and girded him with the broidered girdle of the Ephod, and bound it unto him therewith. And he put the breastlap thereon, and put in the breastlap * Uzim and Thumin. And he put the mitre upon his head, and put upon the mitre even upon the forefront of it the golden plate of the holy crown, as the Lord commanded Moses. And Moses took the anointing oil and anointed the habitation and all that was therein, and sanctified them, and sprinkled thereof upon the altar seven times, and anointed the altar and all his vessels, and the laver with his foot, to sanctify them. And he poured of the anointing oil upon Aarons head, and anointed him to sanctify him. And he brought Aarons sons and and thalomid.
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The petitioner contends that Benson adopted the evidentiary standard and "2-prong" rule in Vasquez. He states that the evidentiary standard is "some basis." He states that the "2-prong" rule is "that, once the judge is discovered to have had `SOME BASIS' for rendering a biased judgment, a reviewing court can neither indulge a presumption of regularity nor evaluate the resulting harm." First, we agree that the post-conviction court on occasion viewed events solely from a prejudice viewpoint. However, we believe the petitioner misapprehends many of the post-conviction court's rulings. In many of the examples the petitioner cites to us, the post-conviction court's actions reflect findings regarding both the lack of bias against the petitioner and the lack of harm to him. As previously noted, the post-conviction court ultimately stated: This court specifically finds that the actions of Judge Lynn W. Brown, beyond a reasonable doubt did not and could not result in any prejudice to the petitioner and that the petitioner was not denied a fair judge at any stage of the proceedings. We interpret the post-conviction court's rulings to encompass two issues: 1 ; whether Judge Brown was biased against the petitioner and 2 ; whether Judge Brown's conduct was improperly prejudicial to the petitioner. In other words, the court considered the impact of Judge Brown's claimed misconduct even if it did not justify a finding of bias. We conclude that the post-conviction court did not erroneously apply a harmless error analysis to the ultimate issue of judicial bias. As to the petitioner's claimed evidentiary standard of "some basis, " we do not believe that our supreme court adopted such a standard or burden of proof when it quoted Vasquez. In Benson, the court concluded that the preponderance of the evidence showed that the trial judge had solicited the petitioner for a bribe and that the judicial corruption required reversal. 973 S.W.2d at 207. The preponderance of the evidence standard arose from the former post-conviction procedure act and the court noted that under the new act, a petitioner has the burden of proving factual allegations by clear and convincing evidence. Id.; see Tenn. Code Ann. 40-30-210 f ; . The present case is governed by the new Post-Conviction Procedure Act. Thus, the petitioner was required to prove his allegations of fact by clear and convincing evidence, and we may overturn the trial court's findings only when the evidence in the record preponderates against those findings. See Fields v. State, 40 S.W.3d 450, 456-57 Tenn. 2001 ; . We do agree, though, with the petitioner's assessment of the result once judicial bias is proven. Reversal is required without any separate consideration of whether proof of prejudice exists. What constitutes the type of bias that is at issue in this case has been fully discussed by this court previously. While the words "bias" and "prejudice" are central to the determination of whether a recusal should be granted, neither term is defined in Tennessee case law as it relates to the issue of recusal. Generally the terms refer to a state of mind or attitude that works to -13.
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