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On the diversity of diversity

2007 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, 2007
Estimation of distribution algorithms (EDA) is an active area of research within the field of evolutionary algorithms. While EDAs have shown great promise on difficult problems with strong epistasis between genes, such as hierarchical and deceptive problems, they have not been a choice for non-stationary problems where the target solution changes over ...
Conor Ryan, David Wallin
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Is Diversion Just a Diversion?

Medicine, Science and the Law, 1994
This paper examines the diversion of the mentally disordered offender against a background of the treatment of the mentally disordered in general. Some myths about incarceration are explored and the proposal is made that diversion is not a new idea. Finally, caution is expressed in the espousal of diversion in an uncritical fashion.
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Is "Diversity" Diverse Enough?

Asian American Law Journal, 2014
Having survived the latest assault against it in Fisher v. University of Texas, the diversity rationale for affirmative action continues to rule the day in admissions offices across American universities, including law schools. Yet, there is a striking degree of uniformity about what actually constitutes "diversity"; law schools appear to strive for ...
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Diversity und Managing Diversity

2002
„Economic, social, political, and technological changes have converged and emerged to change the contours of the world of work, leaving us with new markets, new corporate institutions to serve those markets, and new jobs to produce new goods for the world’s new consumers“1 .
Wagner, Dieter (Prof. Dr.)   +1 more
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The Diversity of Diversity Education

2018
This chapter approaches diversity as contextually defined and institutionally embedded. We argue that diversity is not one thing or one set of preferred, universal practices, rather it is a fluid concept defined and enacted for the institutional purpose at hand.
Brad Pinter   +2 more
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Diversity Begets Diversity

Science, 2001
ECOLOGY There is huge geographical variation, especially between polar and equatorial regions, in the numbers of terrestrial plant and animal species. Ecologists have wrestled with a variety of competing hypotheses—energy availability, habitat heterogeneity, area, and geometric constraints being the major classes—to explain these patterns.
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Diversity Is Generated with Diversity

1993
Whereas the thymic differentiation step appears universal for all species studied so far, different developmental pathways of B cell differentiation have evolved in divergent species (Weill and Reynaud 1992). Accordingly, rules that were thought to be of general value for B cell development have to be replaced by new ones as these new models are being ...
Beat A. Imhof   +3 more
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Diversity within Diversity: Equality and Managing Diversity

2019
The report summarizes and integrates novel insights on how organizations approach, view, and manage different types of diversity.
Andri, Georgiadou   +2 more
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