02531nam 2200397 450 991030514750332120231209090819.01-5044-5299-21-5044-5377-810.1109/IEEESTD.2018.8584518(CKB)4100000007452008(NjHacI)994100000007452008(EXLCZ)99410000000745200820231209d2018 uy 0engur|||||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierISO/IEC/IEEE 26511:2018(E) ISO/IEC/IEEE International Standard - Systems and software engineering Requirements for managers of information for users of systems, software, and services /Software & Systems Engineering Standards Committee of the IEEE Computer SocietyPiscataway, NJ :IEEE,2018.1 online resourceISO/IEC/IEEE ;24748-2ISO/IEC/IEEE ;26511This document specifies requirements and procedures for managing information for users throughout the software-, services-, and systems-development life cycle. It applies to people or organizations producing suites of information, to those undertaking a single information-development project, and to information produced internally, as well as to information contracted to outside service organizations. It provides details of the information-development and project-management processes and also presents aspects of strategic planning and translation management that managers apply. It covers management activities related to starting a project, building a team, and managing information through the translation and localization process. It addresses productivity and quality measurements needed for management control. This document is independent of the software tools that may be used to produce or manage information for users and applies to both printed, embedded, and mobile information. Much of its guidance is applicable to information for users of systems of hardware as well as software, systems, and services.24748-2-2018 - ISO/IEC/IEEE International Standard - Systems and Software Engineering-- Life Cycle Management-- Part 2ISO/IEC/IEEE 24748-2ISO/IEC/IEEE 26511Information measurementInformation measurement.NjHacINjHaclDOCUMENT9910305147503321ISO1086301UNINA05348nam 2200625Ia 450 991083010470332120230721024421.03-527-65996-X1-280-67224-297866136491713-527-62608-53-527-62607-7(CKB)2500000000001721(EBL)877791(OCoLC)782879936(SSID)ssj0000715350(PQKBManifestationID)11377565(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000715350(PQKBWorkID)10704120(PQKB)11054362(MiAaPQ)EBC877791(EXLCZ)99250000000000172120090527d2009 uy 0gerur|n|---|||||txtccrPH-Messung[electronic resource] der Leitfaden für Praktiker /Ralf DegnerWeinheim Wiley-VCHc20091 online resource (250 p.)Description based upon print version of record.3-527-32359-7 Includes bibliographical references and index.Title Page; Inhaltsverzeichnis; Teil 1: Ph-messung; 1 Einfüuumlhrung; 1.1 Ph; 1.2 Ph in unserer umgebung; 1.2.1 Mensch; 1.2.2 Fleisch; 1.2.3 Backwaren; 1.2.4 Isoelektrischer punkt; 1.2.5 Milch und milchprodukte; 1.2.6 Geträaumlnke; 1.2.7 Trinkwasser; 1.2.8 Oberfläaumlchenwasser; 1.2.9 Regenwasser; 1.2.10 Schwimmbad; 1.2.11 Abwasserreinigungsanlagen; 1.2.12 Kesselspeisewasser; 1.2.13 Pflanzen und boden; 1.2.14 Papier; 2 Messeinrichtungen; 2.1 Messmethoden; 2.1.1 Elektrometrische messung; 2.1.2 Optische messmethoden; 2.2 Glaselektroden-messketten; 2.2.1 Glaselektrode; 2.2.2 Referenzelektrode2.2.3 Verbindung messkette-messgeräaumlt messkettenkopf2.3 Ph-meter; 2.3.1 Messfunktion und ergebnisanzeige; 2.3.2 Bauformen; 2.3.3 Unterstüuumltzende funktionen; 2.4 Pufferlöoumlsungen; 2.4.1 Zertifiziertes referenzmaterial (zrm); 2.4.2 Arbeitspufferlöoumlsungen und technische pufferlöoumlsungen; 2.4.3 Gebrauch der pufferlöoumlsungen; 3 Ph-messung; 3.1 Eingangsprüuumlfung; 3.1.1 Ph-meter; 3.1.2 Ph-messkette; 3.1.3 Temperatursensor; 3.1.4 Referenzlöoumlsungen ?; 3.2 Inbetriebnahme; 3.2.1 Zustand der messeinrichtung; 3.2.2 Aufbewahrungslöoumlsung; 3.2.3 Referenzelektrolytlöoumlsung3.3 Kalibrieren3.3.1 Referenzlöoumlsung wäaumlhlen; 3.3.2 Arbeitsbereich der messeinrichtung; 3.3.3 Kalibriertemperatur einstellen; 3.3.4 Messkette eintauchen; 3.3.5 Referenzlöoumlsung rüuumlhren; 3.3.6 Stabilen messwert abwarten; 3.3.7 Kalibrierergebnis beurteilen; 3.4 Korrekturmaßnahmen; 3.4.1 Messkette reinigen; 3.4.2 Messkette regenerieren; 3.4.3 Justieren; 3.5 Messen; 3.5.1 Allgemeines zum ablauf; 3.5.2 Messen in wasser und wäaumlssrigen löoumlsungen; 3.5.3 Messen von emulsionen, suspensionen und feststoffen; 3.6 Messung beenden; 3.6.1 Messkette abziehen; 3.6.2 Messkette lagern4 Anwendungsbeispiele4.1 Messen in feld und betrieb; 4.1.1 Abwasser; 4.1.2 Fleisch (schweinefleisch); 4.1.3 Grundwasser; 4.1.4 Käaumlse (hartkäaumlse); 4.1.5 Käaumlse (schnittkäaumlse); 4.1.6 Käaumlse (weichkäaumlse); 4.1.7 Regenwasser; 4.1.8 Schwimmbeckenwasser; 4.1.9 Trinkwasser; 4.2 Messen im labor; 4.2.1 Bier; 4.2.2 Boden I; 4.2.3 Boden II; 4.2.4 Moorboden; 4.2.5 Kasein und kaseinate; 4.2.6 Fleisch und fleischerzeugnissen; 4.2.7 Fruchtsaft; 4.2.8 Kaffee-extrakt; 4.2.9 Küuumlhlschmierstoffe (wassergemischt); 4.2.10 Latex; 4.2.11 Margarine und halbfettmargarine4.2.12 Mayonnaise und emulgierte soßen4.2.13 Meerwasser; 4.2.14 Papier, pappe und zellstoff; 4.2.15 Phenolharze; 4.2.16 Phenolharz (fest); 4.2.17 Pigmente und füuumlllstoffe; 4.2.18 Röoumlstkaffee; 4.2.19 Schlamm; 4.2.20 Stäaumlrke und stäaumlrkeerzeugnisse; 4.2.21 Tenside (wasserlöoumlslich); 4.2.22 Tenside (schwer wasserlöoumlslich); 4.2.23 Textilien; 4.3 Kontinuierliches üuumlberwachen und regeln; 4.3.1 Abwasser; 4.3.2 Geträaumlnke; 4.3.3 Milch; 4.3.4 Reinstwasser; 4.3.5 Schwimmbeckenwasser; 4.3.6 Trinkwasser; Teil 2: Qualitäaumltssicherung; 5 Grundlagen; 5.1 Messlöoumlsung5.1.1 HydroniumionenkonzentrationEinen pH-Wert messen ist einfach - eintauchen, ablesen. Ob es der richtige pH-Wert ist, steht auf einem anderen Blatt. Und es steht in diesem Buch. Hier sind die Geräte beschrieben, die Ihr Meßproblem lösen. Hier finden Sie alles, was Sie über Standard-pH-Lösungen wissen müssen. Hier wird Schritt für Schritt gezeigt, was zu einer richtigen pH-Messung nach anerkannten Methoden gehört - eingeschlosen eine umfassende Erläuterung der Prüfmittelüberwachung. Ganz gleich, ob Sie Bier oder Boden, Fruchtsaft oder Füllstoff, Tenside oder Textilien untersuchen: Hier bekommen Sie eine konkrete, praxiserprHydrogen-ion concentrationHydrogen-ion concentrationMeasurementHydrogen-ion concentration.Hydrogen-ion concentrationMeasurement.541.3728616.33075Degner Ralf1341989MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910830104703321PH-Messung4002654UNINA01588nam0 22003491i 450 UON0022073920231205103413.60828-251-0299-720030730d1992 |0itac50 bafreFR|||| 1||||ˆL'‰acteur en effigiefigures de l'homme artificiel dans le théâtre des avant-gardes historiques, Allemagne, France, ItalieDidier Plassard[Charleville-Mézières]Institut international de la marionnette ; LausanneL'Age d'homme1992371 p.ill.23 cm001UON001753622001 Théâtre années vingt. Séries Etudes210 Lausannel'Age d'homme.Arte drammaticaStoria1900-1945UONC046156FIAVANGUARDIA (estetica)UONC046993FIMarionetteUONC046992FITEATRO SPERIMENTALE EUROPAStoria1900-1945UONC046994FICHLausanneUONL003281Charleville-MézièresUONL003659792Rappresentazioni sceniche21PLASSARDDidierUONV133764685158Institut international de la marionnetteUONV268687650L'Âge d'HommeUONV260356650ITSOL20250606RICASIBA - SISTEMA BIBLIOTECARIO DI ATENEOUONSIUON00220739SIBA - SISTEMA BIBLIOTECARIO DI ATENEOSI Teat 792 C PLA SI LO 66137 5 Acteur en effigie1267442UNIOR06191nam 2200505 a 450 991101996360332120230725032204.00-470-63677-71-119-20037-71-283-23935-397866132393580-470-63675-0(CKB)2670000000112703(EBL)693248(OCoLC)747408886(MiAaPQ)EBC693248(EXLCZ)99267000000011270320110224d2011 uy 0engur|n|---|||||Fraud fighter[electronic resource] my fables and foibles /Joseph T. WellsHoboken, N.J. Wileyc20111 online resource (330 p.)Includes index.0-470-61070-0 Machine generated contents note: Prologue. -- CHAPTER 1 My First White-Collar Crime Case: Age 28. -- The Early Years: To Age Six. -- At Sea, Off Scotland: 19 Years Old. -- My Dysfunctional Youth: Ages 6-12. -- Fred G. Robin, III: Age 29. -- Living on Less: Ages 12-14. -- Robin's Rump Roast Rip-Off: Age 30. -- Not a Fashion Maven: Ages 13-15. -- CHAPTER 2 Midland: Age 28. -- Being Dirt-Poor in the Land of Poor Dirt: Ages 14-16. -- A Gang of Thieves: Age 29. -- Looking Beyond High School: Ages 15-16. -- The Suicides: Age 29. -- High School: Age 16. -- Kevin "KevBomb" Flint: Age 33. -- Falling in Love the First Time: Age 16. -- Roger Corday: Age 34. -- Falling Apart in High School: Age 17. -- Saved by Bill, Margaret and Tina. -- The Best Looking Girl in High School: Age 17. -- Losing My Credentials: Age 32. -- CHAPTER 3 Off to the Navy: Age 17. -- Jim Warner: Age 36. -- I Left My Heart: Age 18. -- Ireland: Ages 19-21. -- Back to Oklahoma: Age 22. -- Fooling Around: Age 23. -- The Packrat: Age 41. -- The First Marriage: Age 24. -- Going to College: Age 24. -- CHAPTER 4 Something's wrong at the CIA: Age 38. -- The Evil Weed: Age 25. -- The Wonderful World of Auditing: Age 26. -- Becoming a G-Man: Age 27. -- The FBI Academy: Age 27. -- My Second Marriage: Age 28. -- Down in the West Texas of El Paso: Age 29. -- CHAPTER 5 New York: Age 30. -- The New York Office. -- Herman Simon Klegmeir: Age 30. -- Edgar M. Brodine, Jr.: Age 31. -- The Payoff. -- Thinking like an Accountant. -- Enter the Okie: Age 31. -- John N. Mitchell, Crooked Lawyer. -- Lies, Lies and Damn Lies. -- CHAPTER 6 Jackson, Here I Come!: Age 33. -- William G. Burgin, Jr.: Age 34. -- George S. Sewell, Jr. -- James Beauregard Turner. -- Sally Mulcasey. -- Laying a Trap. -- Roxanne Hurley. -- Sally vs. Roxanne. -- Finally, a Break. -- Mata Hari. -- Complicated Relationships. -- My Next Move. -- Learning Development Corporation. -- Digging for Dollars. -- Predication. -- Fred St. John. -- Lay Down, Sally. -- Follow the Money. -- A Fishing Expedition? -- Flavous Lambert. -- Goodbye, Roxanne. -- Confronting Burgin. -- Mulcasey and Sewell. -- The Grand Jury. -- Meeting Judy the First Time: Age 34. -- The Burgin-Lambert Trial: Age 35. -- CHAPTER 7 Austin and Beyond: Age 35. -- Meeting Judy the Second Time: Age 36. -- The Love of My Life. -- Branching Out: Age 37. -- Ending my FBI Career: Age 38. -- CHAPTER 8 Wells & Associates: Age 38. -- The Capitol Fire: Age 39. -- Meeting Jim Ratley: Age 39. -- Ross Perot: Age 40. -- Getting in to Crime Prevention Education: Age 42. -- Death Row: Age 43. -- CHAPTER 9 Money for Nothing: Age 43. -- Max Vance: Age 44. -- Meeting Mike Lawrence: Age 44. -- Working for a Living: Ages 38-45. -- Dr. Donald R. Cressey: Age 40. -- CHAPTER 10 In a Dream: Age 44. -- The Certified Fraud Examiner: Age 45. -- Dr. Gil Geis: Age 45. -- Seminars, Conferences and More Seminars. -- The CFE Exam. -- The American Association of Forensic Experts. -- More Litigation: Age 46. -- CHAPTER 11 Expanding the Common Body of Knowledge: Age 49. -- The "Boy Wonder": Age 50. -- Learning from Crooks. -- Fifteen Minutes of Fame. -- Still Growing: Age 52. -- Staying Put. -- Moving Sideways: Age 53. -- Starting Some Serious Fraud Research: Age 54. -- An International Presence: Age 55. -- CHAPTER 12 Me, My Addictions and Me: Ages 14-63. -- Fear of Flying: Age 38-55. -- Jim Ratley's Hobbies. -- Soloing Again: Age 62. -- Crashing but not Burning. -- Adrenaline Junkie. -- Starting in Higher Education: Ages 58-62. -- The Cliff Robertson Sentinel Award: Age 62. -- The Law Enforcement Partnership: Age 63. -- The Good Life: Age 65. -- Writing, Writing, Writing: Ages 55-65. -- The Future: Age 65 and Up. -- Postscript. -- Index."A collection of insightful, poignant, and humorous stories from Dr. Joseph Wells, the world's foremost fraud expert with gutsy revelations of his own past mistakes. From his dysfunctional childhood in rural Oklahoma; his service in the U.S.Navy; a brief stint in public accounting, followed by a career in the FBI; and founding the world's largest anti-fraud organization, Wells' colorful life experiences were preparation for his rise to one of the globe's most revered antifraud experts. Written by the preeminent antifraud authority and founder and Chairman of the ACFE. Offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the life of one of the most influential white-collar crime experts of our time. At a period when dishonesty at top U.S. companies is dominating public attention, The Fables and Foibles of a Fraud Fighter is a surprisingly frank and gripping memoir from an unsurprisingly effective fraud fighter.This autobiography forms a full tapestry of a life, displaying wit, intrigue, trepidation, regret, and finally, ultimate victory."--Provided by publisher.FraudUnited StatesCase studiesFraud investigationUnited StatesCase studiesAuditorsUnited StatesBiographyFraudFraud investigationAuditors363.25/963092363.25092363.25963092BUS008000bisacshWells Joseph T866165MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9911019963603321Fraud fighter4418231UNINA