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C&EN Global Enterprise, 2017
Approximately half the drugs in the pharmaceutical pipeline now are biologics, a statistic that reflects the drug industry’s shift in emphasis over the past two decades from small to large molecules. In that time, drug firms outsourced much of their small-molecule research, development, and manufacturing operations and invested heavily in biologics ...
R. Mullin
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Approximately half the drugs in the pharmaceutical pipeline now are biologics, a statistic that reflects the drug industry’s shift in emphasis over the past two decades from small to large molecules. In that time, drug firms outsourced much of their small-molecule research, development, and manufacturing operations and invested heavily in biologics ...
R. Mullin
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Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2020
Contract cheating providers exist as businesses with a single shared intention, to profit on a student’s inability to fulfil academic requirements for themselves.
Alexander Amigud, T. Lancaster
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Contract cheating providers exist as businesses with a single shared intention, to profit on a student’s inability to fulfil academic requirements for themselves.
Alexander Amigud, T. Lancaster
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Cheaters on Twitter: an analysis of engagement approaches of contract cheating services
Studies in Higher Education, 2020This paper presents the results of an exploratory study that examined engagement approaches of contract cheating services on the Twitter platform. The literature portrays the grey academic market as an invisible hand that magically delivers academic ...
Alexander Amigud
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A Trust-Driven Contract Incentive Scheme for Mobile Crowd-Sensing Networks
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2022By leveraging the power of crowd, the prevalence of mobile devices in mobile crowd-sensing (MCS) networks helps and provides a wide range of sensing services through collecting and sharing sensing data.
Minghui Dai +4 more
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Design and Implementation of Financial Smart Contract Services on Blockchain
IEEE Annual Information Technology, Electronics and Mobile Communication Conference, 2019Blockchain technology is disrupting current business models and practices by making intermediary services obsolete and the term has become a buzzword worldwide. One particular area based on the distributed ledger technology that has grabbed the attention
M. Vinayak +4 more
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Contract Officer in Military Service Contracts
Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 1988The contracting of services within the military is a growing field of opportunity for prospective contractors. With the added attention given to the Office of Management and Budget’s A-76 Commercial Activities policy, many contractable services previously performed by government forces are now being accomplished by private companies.
Douglas P. Tomlinson, Edward J. Rhomberg
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Contracting flexibility services
IEEE PES ISGT Europe 2013, 2013To substantiate and structure demand-side flexibility aggregation, a legally binding contract between aggregator and consumers is key. Flexibility contracts are the focus of this work. The work is elaborating on the experiences from US demand-response programs where flexibility contracts currently exist between aggregators and large-scale consumers ...
Silas Harbo, Benjamin Biegel
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Blockchain-oriented dynamic modelling of smart contract design and execution in the supply chain
International Journal of Production Research, 2019Recently, the applications of Blockchain technology have begun to revolutionise different aspects of supply chain (SC) management. Among others, Blockchain is a platform to execute the smart contracts in the SC as transactions.
A. Dolgui +5 more
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2006 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC'06), 2006
Summary form only given. Loose coupling is a cornerstone for service-oriented architecture (SOA). Service contracts enable loose coupling, because they hide service-internal details from the outside world behind a facade. In the Web services world, the service contract is commonly understood as a WSDL document possibly decorated with WS-policy ...
Arnaud Simon, Thomas Rischbeck
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Summary form only given. Loose coupling is a cornerstone for service-oriented architecture (SOA). Service contracts enable loose coupling, because they hide service-internal details from the outside world behind a facade. In the Web services world, the service contract is commonly understood as a WSDL document possibly decorated with WS-policy ...
Arnaud Simon, Thomas Rischbeck
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