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Econometrica, 2013
Summary: Different people use language in different ways. We capture this by making language competence -- the set of messages an agent can use and understand -- private information. Our primary focus is on common-interest games. Communication generally remains possible; it may be severely impaired even with common knowledge that language competence is
Blume, Andreas, Board, Oliver
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Summary: Different people use language in different ways. We capture this by making language competence -- the set of messages an agent can use and understand -- private information. Our primary focus is on common-interest games. Communication generally remains possible; it may be severely impaired even with common knowledge that language competence is
Blume, Andreas, Board, Oliver
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Random Structures & Algorithms, 2016
AbstractSuppose sensors are deployed randomly in a long thin strip, and suppose each sensor can detect objects within a fixed distance. We say that the sensors achieve barrier coverage if there is no path across the strip that a small object can follow that avoids detection by the sensors.
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AbstractSuppose sensors are deployed randomly in a long thin strip, and suppose each sensor can detect objects within a fixed distance. We say that the sensors achieve barrier coverage if there is no path across the strip that a small object can follow that avoids detection by the sensors.
Balister, Paul +2 more
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Blood, 2010
Abstract It is difficult to imagine a greater challenge to the transplantation of haploidentical cells than thalassemia.
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Abstract It is difficult to imagine a greater challenge to the transplantation of haploidentical cells than thalassemia.
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Nursing Standard, 1988
The Budget on March 15 did nothing to change Government policy on taxing subsidies made by employers for creches. The difference between the real cost of providing a place and the subsidised cost to the employee, is still seen as a 'tax deductible benefit' and the employee is duly taxed.
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The Budget on March 15 did nothing to change Government policy on taxing subsidies made by employers for creches. The difference between the real cost of providing a place and the subsidised cost to the employee, is still seen as a 'tax deductible benefit' and the employee is duly taxed.
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