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2014 ACM/IEEE 41st International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA), 2014
On-chip caches maintain multiple pieces of metadata about each cached block---e.g., dirty bit, coherence information, ECC. Traditionally, such metadata for each block is stored in the corresponding tag entry in the tag store. While this approach is simple to implement and scalable, it necessitates a full tag store lookup for any metadata query ...
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On-chip caches maintain multiple pieces of metadata about each cached block---e.g., dirty bit, coherence information, ECC. Traditionally, such metadata for each block is stored in the corresponding tag entry in the tag store. While this approach is simple to implement and scalable, it necessitates a full tag store lookup for any metadata query ...
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Nurses have been hand washing patients' pyjamas and nightdresses and male patients have been, wearing women's nighties at Charing Cross Hospital due to a saga of disasters with the laundry contract.
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Nurses have been hand washing patients' pyjamas and nightdresses and male patients have been, wearing women's nighties at Charing Cross Hospital due to a saga of disasters with the laundry contract.
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A Dirty Word or a Dirty World?
Psychological Science, 2009We explored the effect of attribute framing on choice, labeling charges for environmental costs as either an earmarked tax or an offset. Eight hundred ninety-eight Americans chose between otherwise identical products or services, where one option included a surcharge for emitted carbon dioxide.
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Synergy, complexity, and the dirty, dirty cheats of the world
Biological ReviewsABSTRACT Studies of symbiosis employ the term “parasitism” to connote different sorts of relationships. Within the context of mutualistic symbioses, parasites are otherwise cooperative individuals or strains that appropriate a disproportionate amount of the synergistic products.
Jennifer A. H. Koop, Neil W. Blackstone
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THEORY OF DIRTY SUPERCONDUCTORS
Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 1959Abstract A B.C.S. type of theory (see Bardeen , Cooper and Schreiffer , Phys. Rev. 108, 1175 (1957)) is sketched for very dirty superconductors, where elastic scattering from physical and chemical impurities is large compared with the energy gap.
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Broadcasting for Dirty Printers
2006 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 2006A binary broadcast channel with a single input X isin {0, 1} and two outputs Y1 isin {0, 1}, Y2 isin {0, 1} is examined. We assume that each state or noise Si = Yi oplus X, is independent to each other, and is known to the sender but unknown to both receivers.
Kamal Elkhaili, Tsutomu Kawabata
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Dirty Entrepreneurship: The Intersectionality of Entrepreneurs’ Dirty Recycling Businesses
Entrepreneurship Theory and PracticeAlthough much has been made about heroic entrepreneurs, there is recent interest in less glamorous forms of entrepreneurship. The least glamorous is dirty entrepreneurship. In this study, we used an inductive approach and a sample of entrepreneurs engaged in dirty plastic recycling businesses to develop an intersectionality model of entrepreneurs ...
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Iatrogenic Is Not a Dirty Word
Chest, 1970The difficulty of determining the severity of thromboembolic pulmonary vascular obstruction by the usual clinical methods is illustrated by the reporting of four patients that had suffered massive pulmonary embolism yet presented benign clinical manifestations. Since the most effective therapeutic management may depend upon a reliable assessment of the
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“Agriculture” Is Not a Dirty Word
Science, 2009Agricultural science is ripe for a renaissance. For too many years, the agriculture sciences have been disparaged in the science and education communities, perhaps because agronomy, soil science, plant pathology, and animal science use a problem-solving approach rather than simply seeking knowledge.
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BMJ, 2012
Left to their own devices, doctors don’t always do the right thing Obstetricians were outraged when, in 1846, Ignaz Semmelweis reduced mortality from puerperal fever in Viennese women from 16% to 3% by making doctors and medical students disinfect their hands between performing postmortems and delivering babies: they could not accept any criticism of ...
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Left to their own devices, doctors don’t always do the right thing Obstetricians were outraged when, in 1846, Ignaz Semmelweis reduced mortality from puerperal fever in Viennese women from 16% to 3% by making doctors and medical students disinfect their hands between performing postmortems and delivering babies: they could not accept any criticism of ...
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