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3 would need special extensions for science in particular, to support mathematical notation as seen in most leading word processing systems today The network server model of s 24 and 25 (NetSolve and Ninf) is particularly appropriate for some generic science servers The NEOS optimization resource at Argonne is a nice example of this type of service [26] This of course developed a long time before Web services and illustrates that Web services are in many cases just following existing best practice We illustrated the role of sensors in Section 432 and tenure evaluation is listed to illustrate how general application Web services (in this case human resource service of Table 433) are specialized in particular domains Table 435 illustrates some of the Web services that are needed by e-Science.

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We have the suite of computational tools with a portal (controlling user-facing ports) front end described in Part C of the book, s 20 to 34 Unlike education (Table 436), we often require the highest performance both in simulation and communication services Virtual data described in 16 was developed to support research efforts with multiple data sources and multiple analysis efforts spread around the world see s 38 and 39 This concept will also be important in distance education in which one builds.

spair expresses the feeling that the time is now short, too short for the attempt to start another life and to try out alternate roads to integrity (1963, p 269) In the nal analysis Erikson who, one must not forget, was psychoanalytically trained describes ego development in terms of a supportive social milieu where an individual must ultimately face crisis and con ict He outlines these crises in terms of polarities that require integration His basic virtues de ned an optimistic outlook that was de nitely missing in Freud s psychosexual stages and thus allowed the young adult to continue toward a maturity far beyond adolescence Yet when one applies information from all three theories (Piaget, Freud, and Erikson), no matter how disparate the theories present themselves, a coherent understanding of personality formation comes to light.

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