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Articles in Apr 2003 issue of InTech

• Two steps forward, one step back
  by Lamoreaux, Matthew
• Face to face with project management
  by Kelm, Alan
• Letters / InTech voices
• Seing it my way
  by Geraghty, Steve
• Smart motors flatten out
• New battery may jump-start MEMS usage
• Dust zones hit U.S. standards
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Data storage gets boost--nanostyle
• Long live your legacy
  by Hale, Gregory
• Interoperability in automation
  by Burke, Thomas J
• Untangling the Web
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Ultralight device detects gases now
• Feeding the resource planning beast
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Pressure needles
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Device servers do that
  by Sprayberry, Jason
• InTech feedforward!
• Dust busters: Don't let your plant go up in smoke
  by Engler, Al
• Nanoelectronics mean smarter spacecraft
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Shuttle disintegration mapped in temperatures
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Wireless ain't wireless!
  by Moss, Graham
• Cropping some profit from sludge
• yoga of batch, The
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Batch engineer looks to passion and persistence
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Stronger plastics through nanotechnology
• New tool to squeeze more savings from mills
• standard thought behind a standard, The
  by Braun, David; Glenn, Nancy
• Offshore oil rigs chat
  by Smith, Philip; Kimball, Mike