Abstract This essay is an afterword to the special section “Beyond Received Frameworks: Methodologies of the Everyday in South Asian Islam.” It reflects on how the essays included in the section deploy the “everyday” as a broadly diversified category to shed light on material and literary artifacts pertaining to Islamic social contexts in South Asia.

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Barry W. Ninham · Substantia · 2021

We have reported on a suite of simple new water technologies, in desalination, in sterilisation, in heavy metal pollution and harvesting, in cavitation, in a new class of environmentally friendly surfactants, on control of slimes and sludges from mining and floods. All are cheap, scalable. All are desperately needed. Why were these not developed before?

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transcript Verlag eBooks · 2025

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Bradford Smith · 2025

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N Millen (15873557), C Walker (7752755), C Peterson (9886001) · Figshare · 2024

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Lucia Aiello · Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University) · 2018

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Risden, Edward · The Knowledge Bank (The Ohio State University) · 2015

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Neena Modi · 2011

High quality research benefi ts the health of infants, children and young people. Their well-being is the core business of paediatricians.1 Of course, the corollary is that paediatricians must be closely involved. Data gathered by the Science &amp; Research Department of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) reveal trends that cannot be ignored. Our last census showed that less than 1 in 10 UK consultant paediatricians have identifi ed time for research in their job plans (compared with 1 in 4 consul-tant physicians). A higher degree (MD or ‘Turning the Tide’: increasing and strengthening child health

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Helmut Koch, Franz Lemmermeyer · 2013

During the 30 years since the publication of the German original of this book, the theory of pro-p extensions was flourishing: new results were proved, new insights gained, and new conjectures emerged. We will take this opportunity to make a few comments on the origin and the history of the subject, and then briefly indicate some of the progress that has been made during the last few decades.

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environmental toxicants (eg, air pollutants) and therefore of public health relevance. Second, age was not predictive of nonpersistence in our study (see table 4 in the online supplement). Third, the non-persistence rate was lower in heavy smokers (14.0 cases/1000 person-years in heavy baseline smokers vs 19.2 cases/1000 person-years in all participants, see table 4 in online supplement) and approaches that observed in the more homogeneous NELSON study which included only smokers. Fourth, it is well established that additional risk factors beyond active smoking contribute to age-related lung function decline. COPD

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de Jong, F. · Utrecht University Repository (Utrecht University) · 2015

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Harman, MC · eCite Digital Repository (University of Tasmania) · 2007

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