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Communications of the ACM
As early career researchers supported by modest grants from the National Science Foundation, we modeled the expected effects of semiconductor scaling trends on computer architectures and built compiler infrastructure to optimize for inevitable heterogeneity in computer architecture.
Doug Burger +2 more
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As early career researchers supported by modest grants from the National Science Foundation, we modeled the expected effects of semiconductor scaling trends on computer architectures and built compiler infrastructure to optimize for inevitable heterogeneity in computer architecture.
Doug Burger +2 more
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Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 2007
A class trip to the local grocery store is an engaging way to reinforce a unit on nutrition as students make connections between a real-life experience and their classroom learning. Research shows that students often remember a field trip well into adulthood and even recall specific exhibits and facts.
SIRY, Christina, Famiglietti, Jillian
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A class trip to the local grocery store is an engaging way to reinforce a unit on nutrition as students make connections between a real-life experience and their classroom learning. Research shows that students often remember a field trip well into adulthood and even recall specific exhibits and facts.
SIRY, Christina, Famiglietti, Jillian
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Acta Cybern., 1999
Summary: A trip is a triple \((g,u,v)\) where \(g\) is, in general, a graph and \(u\) and \(v\) are nodes of that graph. The trip is from \(u\) to \(v\) on the graph \(g\). For the special case that \(g\) is a tree (or even a string) we investigate ways of specifying and implementing sets of trips.
Joost Engelfriet +2 more
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Summary: A trip is a triple \((g,u,v)\) where \(g\) is, in general, a graph and \(u\) and \(v\) are nodes of that graph. The trip is from \(u\) to \(v\) on the graph \(g\). For the special case that \(g\) is a tree (or even a string) we investigate ways of specifying and implementing sets of trips.
Joost Engelfriet +2 more
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International Economic Review, 1994
Summary: A two country model of endogenous growth is employed to assess the importance of intellectual property rights to trade, growth, and technology transfer. The paper provides theoretical results linking the intellectual property rights regime to trade patterns, aggregate R \& D, worldwide growth, and aggaregate welfare measures.
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Summary: A two country model of endogenous growth is employed to assess the importance of intellectual property rights to trade, growth, and technology transfer. The paper provides theoretical results linking the intellectual property rights regime to trade patterns, aggregate R \& D, worldwide growth, and aggaregate welfare measures.
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2008
Abstract The TRIPS Agreement is entering its third phase. Phase I began with a well-documented push by the United States government to link intellectual property and trade rules in the World Trade Organization as part of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, which ended in April 1994.
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Abstract The TRIPS Agreement is entering its third phase. Phase I began with a well-documented push by the United States government to link intellectual property and trade rules in the World Trade Organization as part of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, which ended in April 1994.
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2001 video review on Animation theater program, 2001
Christophe BARNOUIN +3 more
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Christophe BARNOUIN +3 more
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