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Delivery: The Forgotten Function; Organizational Models of Delivery; Internally Managed Delivery Versus Outsourced Commercial Providers; Growth Issues and Trends; Managing the Courier Service; New Trends and Technologies in the Industry; 2. Factors Influencing Delivery Options; A Library Delivery Survey; The Impact of Costs and Speed in Choosing a Delivery Provider; Issues with Delivery to Low-Volume Libraries; Notes; 3. Physical Delivery Service Organization; Branch Library Organizations 327 $aIntrastate Regional Library Systems and ConsortiaStatewide Library Delivery Networks; Library Delivery Across State Borders; Part Two: Library Delivery Service Models; 4. Creating an In-House Delivery System; Is a Dedicated Route Practical?; Advantage of In-House Service; The Nuts and Bolts of an In-House Delivery Service; Staffing and Training; Risk Management and Liability; 5. 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Managing the Delivery Service; Missions, Goals, and Planning; Policies and Procedures; Courier Management Systems; Management of Statistics; Evaluating the Delivery Service; Expanding Courier Services; Note; Part Four: The Future of Physical Delivery; 11. Home Delivery; Home Delivery: The Fulfillment Model; What It Takes to Roll Out Direct Delivery Service; The Future of Direct Delivery; Home Delivery at the Orange County Library System; Other Home Delivery Models; Notes 327 $a12. Connecting Courier ServicesLinking Regional Couriers Systems; Circulation Periods, Labels, and Packaging; How Feasible is Linking Couriers?; Conclusion; Notes; Glossary; A; B; C; D; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; O; P; R; S; T; U; W; Bibliography; List of Contributors; Index; A; B; C; D; E; F; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; N; O; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; W 330 $aMoving Materials is the guide to contemporary logistics management for libraries. 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The scope of nano manufacturing extends the size range of manufactured features to even smaller length scales-below 100 nm. A strict borderline between micro and nano manufacturing can hardly be drawn, such that both domains are treated as complementary and mutually beneficial within a closely interconnected scientific community. Both micro and nano manufacturing can be considered as important enablers for high-end products. This Special Issue of Applied Sciences is dedicated to recent advances in research and development within the field of micro and nano manufacturing. 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