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1. LIU, B. Uncertainty Theory. Berlin: Springer-Verlag Press, 2010.

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2. LEBEDEV, A.A., CHERNOBROVKIN, L.S. Dinamika poleta bezpilotnykh letatelykh apparatov [Flight
dynamics of unmanned vehicles]. Moscow: Mashinostroenie, 1999.

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3. OPPENHEIM, A., CAYOT, L. Effects of small sample sizes on the symmetry and reability of dendrograms.
In: Janson, J.- Cayot L., ed A mathematical theory of communication. New York: VCH Publishers, 1999, pp.
29-47.

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4. CHO, K. Prediction interval estimation in transformed linear models. In: Statistics Probability Letters, 2006,
51 (4), pp. 345-350.

5. Donu V.: Activitatea antioxidantăși polifenolii din Aronia în comparație cu alte pomușoare [Antioxidant
Activity and Polyphenols of Aronia in comparision to other berry species]. In: Agricultura , 2007, 72(4),
pp.301-306 22.

Symposia volumes:
6. DOUAY, F., PRUVOT, C., DUBOURGUIER, H.C., FRANÇOIS, M., STERCKEMAN, T., CIESIELSKI, H.
Comportement physico-chimique et transfert des métaux lourds vers l’hydrosphère et la biosphère autour de
deux usines métallurgiques du nord de la France. In: Actes du deuxième Colloque Franco-Roumain de Chimie
Appliquée COFrRoCA – 2002, Bacău, 10-12 octobre 2001. Bacău: Alma Mater, 2002, pp. 321-324

Patents:
7. Smith, J. Sunflower Seed Remover: U.S. Patent 8,143,241, 1998.

8. TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MOLDOVA, MD. Echipament de prefasonare pentru mașina automată de

formare a produselor din sticlă cu gît îngust [Pre-setting equipment for the narrow-sided glass forming
machine]. Patent no. 358. Inventors: Sergiu MAZURU, Pavel COSOVSCCHI, Alexandru MARDARI. Int.
Cl: C03B 9/32; C03B 9/36. Publ .: BOPI, 2011-04-30

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Legal regulations and laws, organizations:

13. Directive 2000/76/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 December 2000 on the incineration
of waste. In: Official Journal of the European Communities [online]. 28.12.2000, L 332/91-L 332/111.
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14. Directive 2000/76/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 December 2000 on the incineration
of waste [Annex V: Air emission limit values]. In: Official Journal of the European Communities [online].
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The first description [13] is for the whole document, the second [14] for Annex V.

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