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Experimental investigation of sustainable concrete production using ceramic waste powder as partial fine aggregate replacement. [PDF]
Sci RepTariq KA, Adil WA, Salhi A, Waleed A.
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Journal of the European Economic Association, 2008
We discuss economic aggregation and political aggregation in the context of a simple dynamic version of the canonical political-economy model—the Meltzer–Richard model. Consumers differ both in labor productivity and initial asset wealth and there is no physical capital.
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We discuss economic aggregation and political aggregation in the context of a simple dynamic version of the canonical political-economy model—the Meltzer–Richard model. Consumers differ both in labor productivity and initial asset wealth and there is no physical capital.
Marina Azzimonti +2 more
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Aggregation frequencies of fractal aggregates
Physical Review A, 1992The size-specfic coagulation frequencies of fractal aggregates formed by the simulation of diffusion-limited cluster-cluster aggregation in two and three dimensions are determined from dynamic-scaling spectra by an inverse-problem approach. The four cases considered are two- and three-dimensional aggregation in which the cluster diffusivity is ...
, Wright, , Muralidhar, , Ramkrishna
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To Aggregate or Not to Aggregate
2023Abstract This chapter responds to the argument that health policy should not treat or prevent minor ailments when it might instead alleviate major illnesses, even if the treatment of minor ailments is more cost-effective. In addition to challenging the general view that small harms are not relevant to major harms, the chapter argues that
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Proceedings of the Seventh COnference on emerging Networking EXperiments and Technologies, 2011
Route Aggregation (RA), the method to supersede a set of routes by a single, more general route, is a fundamental mechanism to the Internet scalability. Yet, despite its importance, it is poorly understood. We present the first systematic analysis of RA via both bottom-up experimental and top-down analytical approaches.
Le, Franck, Zhang, Hui, Xie, Geoffrey G.
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Route Aggregation (RA), the method to supersede a set of routes by a single, more general route, is a fundamental mechanism to the Internet scalability. Yet, despite its importance, it is poorly understood. We present the first systematic analysis of RA via both bottom-up experimental and top-down analytical approaches.
Le, Franck, Zhang, Hui, Xie, Geoffrey G.
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1999
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Bryson Brown, Peter K. Schotch
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Bryson Brown, Peter K. Schotch
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