Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications, ‎1936-6442

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  1. A geometric approach to the decoupling control and to speed up the dynamics of a general rigid body manipulation system
  2. Modeling and simulation of size effects in metallic glasses with non-local continuum mechanics theory
  3. Towards a Comprehensive Framework for Environmental Management Accounting
  4. The temporal and spatial development of MeV proton acceleration at interplanetary shocks
  5. Can we use isotopes to capture the speed of link between photosynthesis and soil respiration?
  6. Solution for the direct kinematics problem of the general stewart-gough platform by using only linear actuators’ orientations
  7. Control oriented modeling of DCDC converters
  8. A transdisciplinary evaluation framework for the assessment of integration in boundary-crossing collaborations in teacher education
  9. Net deferred tax assets and the long-run performance of initial public offerings
  10. Entangled – But How?
  11. Ensuring the Long-Term Provision of Heathland Ecosystem Services—The Importance of a Functional Perspective in Management Decision Frameworks
  12. Modemacher
  13. Supporting non-hierarchical supply chain networks in the electronics industry
  14. Speaking with Pots or the Limits of Information Gettable from Sherds in Priene (Turkey)
  15. Studying embodied encounters
  16. Welcome to the Glitch and Make Some Noise: Understanding Media through Audio Hacking
  17. Multimodal Crowd Sensing
  18. Sprache
  19. Investigation of minimum creep rates and stress exponents calculated from tensile and compressive creep data of magnesium alloy AE42
  20. Perceptions of Organizational Downsizing
  21. The use of force against terrorists
  22. Determination of rutin in green tea infusions using square-wave voltammetry with a rigid carbon-polyurethane composite electrode
  23. Gehen in der Datenbank – Der BMLwalker
  24. Testing the limits of jurisdiction in investor-state arbitration in svalbard’s waters
  25. Public service media, innovation policy and the ‘crowding out’ problem