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Articles in Jun 2004 issue of InTech

• Engine emissions morph in tailpipes
• Wireless versus wired networks
  by Caro, Dick
• Over achieving
  by Ekness, Rustin
• Canada-based gas producer deals for U.S. energy firm
• Parallel pumps push the process
  by Sundaram, Alagu
• Thin clients may be the answer
  by Edwards, John
• ISA Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST) Program
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Finding a cure for icing airplanes
• Tiny science thinks big
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Who has the clout anyway?
  by Hale, Gregory
• Faster nanotube transistors can speed computers
• What do clients want? System integration redefined
  by Yacoubian, Haro
• Microgel enzyme recovery can cut manufacturing costs
• Fine-tuning imperative
  by Roessler, Dan
• Power supplies and conditioners: A reliable source of power
• LETTERS
• Industrial wireless system design
  by Marske, Eric
• Trolling for airborne toxics
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• latest and greatest technology, The
  by Herrera, Arturo
• Protect, connect, control
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Tea-based slurry can reduce pollution, save bucks
• OPC shortcomings?
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Biomass to ethanol process improves
• Top of the heap
  by Schmidt, Garrett
• Automation stronghold
  by Hale, Gregory
• Building bridges across borders
  by Fussell, Ellen
• BP petrochem unit breaking away to form own company
• Mobile HMI
  by Murali, Ramal
• A bug's genetics may rescue pipelines
• System reliability and surges
  by Towle, L C
• Tower power
  by Pereles, David; Finan, Darrick