Articles from InTech (December 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A pat on the back for U.S. economy	Nicholas Sheble		213
Alaska finds more energy ... about a trillion dollars more	Anonymous		466
Automation by the Numbers	Anonymous		314
Automation will skirt edges of global downturn	Anonymous		263
Documenting skills is value-add	Nicholas Sheble		457
Energy, environmental, and security policies are one	Anonymous		245
European Commission sees initiative on REACH as good sign	Anonymous		192
Executive Summit offers steps to automation success	Anonymous		898
Focus on moisture and humidity	Anonymous		644
Forecasting the future	Gregory Hale and Jim Strothman and Ellen Fussell Policastro and Nicholas Sheble		2930
Government bailout of GM, auto industry seems certain	Anonymous		343
Hot iron	Gerardo González López and Eduardo Noriega		2368
Hot Stuff for the Automation Market: products & resources	Anonymous		2504
ISA name change is certainly not Imperialism	Eoin Ó Riain		630
Microbial maintenance	David Hillyer and James Cox		1760
OMAC pursues product lifecycle management	Anonymous		217
Power plant wireless economics 101	David Runkle		2000
Process safety systems in the Gulf of Mexico	William M IV Taggart		1243
Products at EXPO	Anonymous		1519
Robots in packaging: It's all about cost savings	Anonymous		940
Rollout and retractable in the desert	Brian Johnson and Steve Weingarth		1650
Sequential control can be the most difficult	Michael Whitt		751
Technology can help fill in for Boomers	Gregory Hale		840
The beauty of negative feedback	Ellen Fussell Policastro		887
The impedance hygrometer infers water vapor	Nicholas Sheble		427
To gird for storm, be realistic	Gregory Hale		594
Wireless progress at ISA EXPO 2008	Anonymous		304
Wireless standard for discrete industries years off	Anonymous		699
your letters: Readers Respond	Anonymous		419