Titlebook: Modelling, Computation and Optimization in Information Systems and Management Sciences; Proceedings of the 3 Hoai An Le Thi,Tao Pham Dinh,N

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51804-6Environmental Urban Design; Urban Mapping; Outdoor Augmented Reality; Urban Ambiances; Visibility Analys

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Religion and Trade in Ancient Eurasia,iagnostics of transport infrastructure structures—pavements, bridges and tunnels—by ground penetrating radar (GPR). It includes individual applications which are currently in use and those which are still in the phase of research and verification. Furthermore, it introduces issues which need to be d

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Joe Pitt-Francis,Jonathan Whiteleyion both at the architectural and algorithmic levels. At the hardware level, energy efficiency techniques that employ voltage overscaling face a barrier so-called “path walls”: reducing operating voltage beyond a certain point generates massive number of timing errors that are impractical to tolerat

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Michael E. Starzakuch geht der zentralen Frage nach, was die Gesundheitswirtschaft aus anderen Branchen lernen und wie sie architektonisch neu gestaltet werden kann. Es werden die einzelnen T?tigkeitsbereiche im Gesundheitsmanagement und die einzelnen Akteure wie Krankenhaus, Pharma oder ambulante ?rztliche Versorgun

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ses on the use of the epidemiology in the legal context, usiEpidemiology has often been defined as the study of the distribution of disease, together with the distribution of factors that may modify that risk of disease. As such, epidemiology has often been reduced to a methodology only, providing a

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Lifang Hu,Shuangye ChenDNA technologies becoming available to researchers, exact computations are often formidable with standard statistical methods and computational algorithms. The desire to utilize as much available data as possible, coupled with complexities of realistic genetic models, push traditional approaches to

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Iain E. Johnston-Whiten taken to ‘the savagery of the killings in Narnia’ of which David Holbrook complains (116, 119, 124). Such concerns are valid enough in a world which has seen rather too much violence. But if Barbara Johnson’s thesis is correct that in constructing monstrosities authors are in fact in some sense at