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2002
Abstract This statutory nuisance has its origins in the earliest public health legislation. It first appeared in section 8 of the Nuisances Removal Act 1855: ‘Any Accumulation or Deposit which is a Nuisance or injurious to Health.’ It was consolidated in section 92(c) of the Public Health Act 1936: ‘any accumulation or deposit which ...
Rosalind Malcolm, John Pointing
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Abstract This statutory nuisance has its origins in the earliest public health legislation. It first appeared in section 8 of the Nuisances Removal Act 1855: ‘Any Accumulation or Deposit which is a Nuisance or injurious to Health.’ It was consolidated in section 92(c) of the Public Health Act 1936: ‘any accumulation or deposit which ...
Rosalind Malcolm, John Pointing
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Cambridge Journal of Economics, 1983
The accumulation of valuable material things, is something that has taken place in human societies since time immemorial. The article raises the question: is there any relevant difference between the accumulation of individuals’ wealth through the ownership of precious metals and durable consumption goods, and the accumulation of individuals’ wealth ...
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The accumulation of valuable material things, is something that has taken place in human societies since time immemorial. The article raises the question: is there any relevant difference between the accumulation of individuals’ wealth through the ownership of precious metals and durable consumption goods, and the accumulation of individuals’ wealth ...
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Science, 2007
Mudstones can be deposited under more energetic conditions than widely assumed, requiring a reappraisal of many geologic records.
Macquaker, J. H S, Bohacs, Kevin M.
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Mudstones can be deposited under more energetic conditions than widely assumed, requiring a reappraisal of many geologic records.
Macquaker, J. H S, Bohacs, Kevin M.
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2015
The entry contains an overview of the forces that induce capital accumulation in Ricardo's analysis and the consequences of such a process.
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The entry contains an overview of the forces that induce capital accumulation in Ricardo's analysis and the consequences of such a process.
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ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 2007
The current issue's new challenge involves the development of a seemingly simple task of collecting integers from a given list. Yet one has to be careful. The more intuitive solution and its various patches may not be "safe". In our experience, this task is yet another example where one should be very careful with correctness and efficiency.
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The current issue's new challenge involves the development of a seemingly simple task of collecting integers from a given list. Yet one has to be careful. The more intuitive solution and its various patches may not be "safe". In our experience, this task is yet another example where one should be very careful with correctness and efficiency.
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On the Sequential Accumulation of Evidence
International Journal of Computer Vision, 2001In this paper, we introduce a method for sequentially accumulating evidence as it pertains to an active observer seeking to identify an object in a known environment. We develop a probabilistic framework, based on a generalized inverse theory, where assertions are represented by conditional probability density functions.
Tal Arbel, Frank P. Ferrie
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Relating Accumulative and Non-accumulative Functional Programs
2001We study the problem to transform functional programs, which intensively use append functions (like inefficient list reversal), into programs, which use accumulating parameters instead (like efficient list reversal). We give an (automatic) transformation algorithm for our problem and identify a class of functional programs, namely restricted 2- modular
Armin Kühnemann +2 more
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Labour History, 1981
Capitalism has . . . always been an ambiguous process: increasing real wealth but distributing it unevenly; enabling larger populations to grow and survive, but within them seeing men only as producers and consumers, with no sub stantial claim on society except in these abstract capacities.
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Capitalism has . . . always been an ambiguous process: increasing real wealth but distributing it unevenly; enabling larger populations to grow and survive, but within them seeing men only as producers and consumers, with no sub stantial claim on society except in these abstract capacities.
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Current understanding of passive and active targeting nanomedicines to enhance tumor accumulation
Coordination Chemistry Reviews, 2023Ai-Zheng Chen +2 more
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