DALOG Diagnosesysteme GmbH provides online condition monitoring solutions for proactive and predictive machine maintenance.The application of innovative technologies and years of experience allow our experts to provide detailed insight about the condition and performance of machines.The DALOG Diagnostic Center serves hundreds of customers worldwide, helping them minimize downtime and optimize the life cycle of their machines. The company can count on its in-house development team for sensor, data logger, and software technologies.DALOG is committed to reduce the environmental impact of its customers and its own operation. Through innovative condition monitoring solutions, we help the industry to improve machine lifetime and energy efficiency. In our own facilities, we systematically record energy and resource consumption. This enables us to identify the current and future environmental impacts of our actions and builds the foundation for working towards change. DALOG promotes the environmental awareness of its team, as change will only be reflected by our own actions. We strive to further reduce our energy, water and material consumption as well as our waste generation. For this we use energy and resource efficient technologies. The goal is that our work benefits customers, employees, suppliers and society – worldwide.

Senetic is a leader in the sale of cloud-based services.As a global supplier, it is systematically expanding its reach by providing Office 365 and Microsoft Azure solutions.

We provide systematically excluded people and communities with loans, coaching, and guidance that enables them to become economically secure.

We provide systematically excluded people and communities with loans, coaching, and guidance that enables them to become economically secure.

Outcome switching in clinical trials is a serious problem. Between October 2015 and January 2016, the COMPare team systematically checked every trial published in the top five medical journals, to see if they misreported their findings. We are now submitting the first set of findings from the projec

The Humanities Computing Laboratory is a nonprofit education and research corporation dedicated to promoting global standards in the encoding exchange and preservation of written and spoken language data It provides tools and services which in the context of those standards systematically and collectively address the common needs of scholars in the humanities the natural sciences and the social sciences for capturing in electronic form typing and displaying complex language characters and scientific symbols

Ughtasar is a major rock art site located in the caldera of an extinct volcano high in the mountains of Armenia. Over the past five years a team of Armenian and English archaeologists has been systematically surveying the petroglyphs and other archaeological features, in their immediate landscape context. The main aim of the project's team is to seek a deeper understanding of the significance of Ughtasar to the people who created the petroglyphs and of the ways in which they ‘marked' the landscape of this unique place within Armenia's rich cultural and archaeological heritage. The site is home to almost a thousand carved rocks bearing abstract and figurative motifs pecked millennia ago onto the surfaces of basalt boulders disgorged long before as streams of lava. At 3300 metres above sea level the site is snowbound for nearly nine months of the year yet supports a rich and varied ecosystem of flora and fauna including bears, wolves, foxes and wild boar.

My name is Jure Ko~uh and I get a kick out of systematically engineering functional design solutions.

With Track Your Tinnitus you can track your individual tinnitus perception with modern smart phone applications. You can systematically track the variation of your tinnitus and find out how it is associated with your daily routine and activities.

Most lawyers would be intimidated by taking on the world's most powerful and secretive company, the giant Exxon-Mobil Corporation. But Stuart H. Smith isn't like most attorneys. With his expert knowledge about the kind of radioactive pollution caused by oil-and-natural-gas production, Smith knew how to show before a jury how the global oil giant had for years systematically dumped radioactive pipe – and in the process poisoned its unknowing blue-collar workforce – on one man's property just outside Smith native city, New Orleans. And he and his partners made an audacious request: That the jury come back with a 10-digit verdict against Exxon-Mobil. But after hearing the case, Smith's team indeed won a $1.056 billion judgment. Although later reduced somewhat by an appeals judge, it remains a record penalty for this type of case.