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The Principle of Goal Availability

Information Security and Cryptography, 2007
Giampaolo Bella, Bella Giampaolo
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Evaluation: goals, principles, approaches

International Scientific Conference on Accounting ISCA 2023, 2023
There are several methods of determining the current (new) cost of a property. The most important are the estimate method, indexation, cost-capacity, as well as other technical methods. The appraiser should be aware that a price quote obtained from a supplier may be significantly different from that obtained from a current or potential buyer; also ...
Rodica Frunze, Natalia Curagau
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Software Engineering: Process, Principles, and Goals

Computer, 1975
This paper attempts to define the principles and goals that affect the practice of software engineering. Its intent is to organize these aspects of software engineering into a framework that rationalizes and encourages their proper use, while placing in perspective the diversity of techniques, methods, and tools that presently comprise the subject of ...
Douglas T. Ross, John B. Goodenough 0002, C. A. Irvine   +2 more
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Otoplasty Goals and Principles

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1970
In the surgical correction of protruding ears one should strive for normal-appearing and esthetically pleasing auricular contour and also to simplify surgical techniques so the residents and less experienced surgeons can also consistently achieve such end results. I describe an eclectic suture-only technique which achieves both goals. (A wrongly placed
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Goals and Principles of Software Engineering

2011
As computers have been used more and more widely in the information era, and more and more people have been aware of the value of them, software engineering came to being inevitably. Various kinds of software engineering are the targets of project development. However, the whole operation process of software is not as easy as what you imagine. In order
Xiaogang Zhu, Huaiming Zhao
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Goals and Principles of Environmental Policy

International Review of Environmental and Resource Economics, 2010
This paper looks at how contemporary environmental (including climate) policy problems are phrased in terms of effectiveness, efficiency, and equity. The latter three concepts have served as foci of theoretical discussions among economists who analyse these issues and identify criteria that determine relevant regulations and programmes adopted by ...
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Goal Delegation without Goals

2012
The BDI model is concerned with the rational action of an individual agent. At the multi-agent layer especially coordination among agents is an important factor that determines how overall system goals can be accomplished. Thus, from a software engineering perspective it is desirable to extend the BDI programming model to the multi-agent layer and make
Alexander Pokahr, Lars Braubach
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Extremal principles and goal functions of biocenotic systems

Biophysics, 2012
A review considers known in the ecology two alternative principles of maximizing or minimizing the diversity-entropy of biological systems, and shows the inadequacy of both extremal principles in application to natural biocoenotic assemblages. A necessary condition for the multispecific system's existence is not extremization any of their parameters ...
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Overlaying Human Resources Principles to the Goal

International Journal of Applied Logistics, 2018
This article analyzes the book The Goal: A process of Ongoing Improvement by E. Goldratt and J. Cox to discuss human resource management implications. The book helped organizations increase profit margins through process management. The book focuses on a manufacturing plant that was unprofitable because of ineffective machines (bottlenecks).
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