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Articles in Apr 2001 issue of InTech

• A smart meter senses concrete strength
• Smaller eletronics go down to the nanowire
• Absolute position encoders using pattern recognition
• InTech voices
• Chemical sensor gets the LED out
• Robots flex their muscles
• A new view from outside the cave
  by Sink, Perry
• Tightly confined fluids confound researchers
• Satellite SCADA for treatment plants
  by Silverman, Eric
• How far will you go to collaborate?
• Understanding IECEx certification
  by Dill, W G
• Ex schemers move ahead
  by Fussell, Ellen
• trials and stiles of effective management, The
  by Fussell, Ellen
• E-commerce moves to c-commerce
  by Hale, Gregory
• Better law enforcement through chemistry
• Striking up communications with factory-floor ethernet
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Europe generating power plans
  by Whetton, Cris
• Fiber-optic sensors ready to take off?
  by Felton, Bob
• A chemical lab without chemicals?
• InTech feedforward
• Feed forward is no taxing matter
  by Felton, Bob
• Unshackled
  by Rezabek, John
• Molecular cage contains hazardous chemicals
• Modern batch systems accelerate with business
  by Orchard, Alastair
• Test your knowledge with CCST...
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• InTech by the numbers
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Designing next-generation armor
• Ethernet technodrama unfolds
• Expert agree: Mass customization is almost here
  by Felton, Bob
• Repeatablity of online natural gas analysis
  by Lechner, Teresa J; Xu, Yang