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Residential gas combustion drives building-sector air pollution mortality in the U.S.
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Building and testing a virtual university
Computers & Education, 1998Abstract As the number of students entering higher education increases along with the requirement for greater cost efficiency, the potential benefits of computer based learning (CBL) and computer based assessment (CBA) are great. The diversification into distance learning, community education and industrial training which higher education is ...
C. David Whittington, Niall Sclater
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Building nanoliteracy in the university and beyond
Nature Biotechnology, 2006US universities are bridging the knowledge gap to better educate tomorrow's nanotechnology workforce.
Chris, Toumey, Davis, Baird
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Build, Augment and Destroy, Universally
2004We give a semantic footing to the fold/build syntax of programming with inductive types, covering shortcut deforestation, based on a universal property. Specifically, we give a semantics for inductive types based on limits of algebra structure forgetting functors and show that it is equivalent to the usual initial algebra semantics.
Neil Ghani, Tarmo Uustalu, Varmo Vene
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Building the Innovative and Entrepreneurial University
Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies, 2018How can entrepreneurship be taught? The positive feedback loop at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for spirit & skills which creates the successful entrepreneurial ecosystem.Innovation and entrepreneurship organization in higher education: KEEN a network of thousands of faculties, working to unleash undergraduate students so that they can ...
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Building Rapport with University Students: Building Rapport Among University Teachers
2016Drawing upon key ideas taken from practice theory and making use of philosophical concepts developed by Parker Palmer, this chapter identifies diverse approaches to the development of rapport among university students studying in different learning contexts.
Grootenboer, Peter, Rowan, Leonie
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1987
When Gell-Mann published his eightfold method he was not entirely satisfied with it. True, it was extremely helpful in grouping particles into families and it led to the prediction of the omega-minus particle. But it did not answer the question that was nagging most elementary particle theorists: Are all the recently discovered particles really ...
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When Gell-Mann published his eightfold method he was not entirely satisfied with it. True, it was extremely helpful in grouping particles into families and it led to the prediction of the omega-minus particle. But it did not answer the question that was nagging most elementary particle theorists: Are all the recently discovered particles really ...
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Building scenarios for the University
International Transactions in Operational Research, 2000AbstractScenario building is a tool for anticipating discontinuous change. Management staff at Delft University of Technology developed scenarios for the strategic environment of their future scientific staffing. A short intensive workshop with stakeholders was organized for developing the scenario‐logic. The same methodological approach was used by an
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2020
This chapter argues that a number of precursor institutions of the long-distance trade organization developed locally, independently, and endemically in many different places along the Eurasian landmass. It shows that there is often no direct and clear evidence for the endogenous origins of institutions.
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This chapter argues that a number of precursor institutions of the long-distance trade organization developed locally, independently, and endemically in many different places along the Eurasian landmass. It shows that there is often no direct and clear evidence for the endogenous origins of institutions.
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