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Utility of computer simulations in landscape genetics
Molecular Ecology, 2010AbstractPopulation genetics theory is primarily based on mathematical models in which spatial complexity and temporal variability are largely ignored. In contrast, the field of landscape genetics expressly focuses on how population genetic processes are affected by complex spatial and temporal environmental heterogeneity.
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Pricing Utility Computing Services
International Journal of Web Services Research, 2007Utility computing is the emerging term for the delivery of information technology in a “payas-you go” model. It has attracted considerable attention as a means of delivering lower total cost of ownership (TCO) and more predictable service levels for in-house IT.
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Analysis of computer utilization in the classroom [PDF]
FIE '98. 28th Annual Frontiers in Education Conference. Moving from 'Teacher-Centered' to 'Learner-Centered' Education. Conference Proceedings (Cat. No.98CH36214), 2002 Computers are increasing used within the classroom in many different ways. It is appropriate for a teacher to wonder how and how much the computer is actually used in the teacher's class. This work is an attempt to provide a mechanism by which an instructor can collect objective data on computer usage within the classroom.
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Officer Computer Utilization Report [PDF]
, 1992 Abstract : Computer utilization at all levels within the Navy continues to grow exponentially. This study examines naval officers' involvement with all levels and types of automated resources. A Navy-wide officer survey was conducted by the Navy Occupational Development and Analysis Center in the second quarter of FY91.
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Utilization Of Computers In Secondary Schools [PDF]
International Journal of Scientific Research, 2012 Praveena, K. B Dr. Praveena
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Computer Utility in Social Work
Social Casework, 1970Computers have the potential of greatly extending the scope of casework and the number of persons who can be aided by any given agency
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Efficiency of utilization of a computed tomography scanner
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1978Efficient utilization of diagnostically effective but expensive computed tomography (CT) brain scanners requires understanding of time factors influencing patient throughput. In a study at UCLA Medical Center using an EMI Mark I brain scanner, the average number of patients studied was 16.3 per 15.5 hr workday, for an average of 52.7 min per patient ...
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Utility Computing for the SMB Industry
2008 2nd International Symposium on Advanced Networks and Telecommunication Systems, 2008Several factors inhibit the acceptance of technology by the small and medium business industry. Perhaps the primary factor to which this can be accounted is the uncertainness associated with the return on investment on technology spend and the effectiveness it would bring about on business functioning.
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Computer Utilization in Artemia Research
1989In addition to specific computer applications, several general applications of computers are available for persons performing research in any aspect of Artemia biology. A general description of each of these and Information regarding sources of further information are included below.
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The computer utility in a health enviroment
1977A health information system (HIS)must be arranged so as to be useful for widely different circumstances of care. These include information processing where requirements have different timing requirements, levels of detail, need for readiness of access, etc. a.
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