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Interactions between macromolecules and membranes: their effects on beer quality
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Studies supporting the use of mechanical mixing in large scale beer fermentations
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Towards an anarchist cybernetics: Stafford Beer, self-organisation and radical social movements
Published 2018Subjects: Get full text
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Anarchism, cybernetics and mutual aid - A reflection one year on
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Cybernetics and mutual aid in the coronavirus crisis
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Die anarchistische Kybernetik der Gegenseitigen Hilfe. Selbstorganisation in und nach der Coronavirus-Krise
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Merger assessment in oligopolistic markets: lessons from Interbrew/Bass
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Emulsion polymerisation in a continuous flow stirred reactor
Published 1982“…The effect of start-up procedures in continuous emulsion polymerisation reactors have not previously beer. investigated in detail. Different start-up procedures were studied to determine their effect on the behaviour of the reactor. …”
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The social role of the man of knowledge / by Florian Znaniecki.
Published 1940“…Columbia University lectures. Julius Beer Foundation…”
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Craft, tangibility and affect at work in the microbrewery
Published 2014“…It is suggested that the tangibility of both the process involved and the product produced mean that significant intrinsic value is derived from the embodied craft of brewing. Thus, being engaged in the material processes of the brewery and, in the finished beer, being able to see a tangible reflection of one's labour in the final product highlights the ways in which brewers draw meaningful rewards from the affective and embodied facets of skilled craft work.…”
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