Encyclopedia of Energy: Ec-GeElsevier, 2004 - Power (Mechanics) |
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... paths that economic growth can take . The path taken is determined by the institutional arrangements that are assumed to exist . Analysts have looked at both optimal growth models that attempt to either maximize the sum of discounted ...
... paths that economic growth can take . The path taken is determined by the institutional arrangements that are assumed to exist . Analysts have looked at both optimal growth models that attempt to either maximize the sum of discounted ...
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... path , including a generally downward trend . The arrival of previously unanticipated information can alter the resource price , extraction , and exploration paths so that the observed price path deviates systematically from a ...
... path , including a generally downward trend . The arrival of previously unanticipated information can alter the resource price , extraction , and exploration paths so that the observed price path deviates systematically from a ...
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... path linking those same states , then performing the integration . Because entropy change is a function of the initial and final states only , entropy change along the new reversible path , which can be calculated using Eq . ( 1 ) ...
... path linking those same states , then performing the integration . Because entropy change is a function of the initial and final states only , entropy change along the new reversible path , which can be calculated using Eq . ( 1 ) ...
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