The report has greatly benefitted from partial proof-reading, editing suggestions or comments by Shaun Burnie, Nils Epprecht, Jan Haverkamp, Iryna Holovko, Tomas Kåberger, Amory B. Lovins, David Lowry, Yves Marignac, Olexi Pasyuk, Nina Schneider, Steve Thomas and others. These include in particular Shaun Burnie, whose multiple contributions have been invaluable and highly appreciated. Many other people have contributed pieces of work to make this project possible and bring it to the current standard. We are fortunate that Nina Schneider put her excellent proof-reading skills to work again, and contributed background research. The new cooperation with artist and graphic designer Agnès Stienne, who created the entirely new layout, turned out very fruitful. Their particular expertise is highly appreciated.Ī special thanks goes out to S. David Freeman, who contributed a lucid and generous Foreword.Ī big chunk of the success of this project is due to its visibility through the graphic illustrations based on the project database designed and maintained by data engineer Julie Hazemann.
Rodriguez and Andreas Rüdinger to the team of contributing authors.
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Many thanks also to contributing authors Tadahiro Katsuta and M.V. Ramana for their renewed professional contributions. The project coordinator wishes to thank Antony Froggatt, all-time key contributor to this project. Photography by © Darmon Richter – August 2014. The picture below the solar panel is based on a photography of the Juragua site in Cuba, where building of two Russian-designed 413 MW reactors started in 1983 and was abandoned in 1992.
The cover page was designed by Agnès Stienne. Paris, September 2017 – A © Mycle Schneider Consulting Project Simons Chair in Disarmament, Global and Human Security with the Liu Instituteįor Global Issues at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CanadaĮquity Analyst, AlphaValue, Paris, FranceĪrtist, Graphic Designer, Cartographer, Le Mans, France The machine will automatically stop when thread breakage is detected.Įasy to Operate Touch Panel: Even those new to the art of embroidery will quickly adapt to the 3 ½” x 6” full-color user-friendly touch panel when preparing the machine to embroider.Documentary Research, Modelling and DatavisualizationĪssociate Professor, School of Law, Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan
Thread Detection System: Detects any thread breakage in any of the 8 upper threads or an under thread during operation. Integrated Fonts: 6 fonts to create on-board lettering for text and monogram with the touch panel.Īuto Thread Trimming: Auto thread trims in between jumps when changing colors, and at the end of a design for a clean design finish.Įasy and Accurate Design Placement: The laser positioning system makes lining up your start point and tracing your design easier than ever before taking out the guesswork before you stitch. With a structure that inherits the high performance of industrial embroidery machines, fine lines, and wide areas can also be beautifully embroidered.Įxceptionally Fast: JUKI SAI can complete 800 stitches a minute while maintaining high-speed through various stitch lengths. 8-Needle Embroidery: With JUKI SAI, it is possible to embroider multi-color designs with few thread changes.
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