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Articles in Sep 2003 issue of InTech

• Upgrading wireless with software
• Asset management in the new economy
  by Laszkiewicz, Mike
• RTDs vs. thermocouples: Measuring industrial temperatures
  by Hashemian, H M
• Team building for growth and profit
  by Hale, Gregory
• Cost of fuel cells looks to drop
• Heating up nanotech manufacturing
• System schemes nourish automation
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Today's manufacturing leads to collaborative security
  by St Angelo, Michael
• Letters
• Vacuum control cuts bug woes?
• Sense touch over the net
• Wastewater shows promise in sluggish job market
  by Fussell, Ellen
• How safe is open?
  by Grebe, John C Jr
• True in-the-field control
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Feedforward!
• Keeping pace with 21 CFR Part II
  by Collier, Neal
• Linux elbows into super-computer turf
  by Strothman, Jim
• Impact on the bottom line
  by Rodriguez, Marco
• Predicting failure keeps planes in air
• Averting an 'invitation to chaos'
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Highly automated capable competitor
  by Berntsen, George
• Stacking chips in system control game
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Cleaning up coal for fuel cells
• PC control helps Trane track manufacturing totals
• Remote sensing system in fiber
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• An open book
  by Braun, David; Glenn, Nancy
• Identifying emerging technologies
  by Neal, Richard; Marks, Douglas
• Wireless connectivity not always a lock
  by Saucedo, Victor; Germouni, Omar; Marin, Ovidiu