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The Science Glass Ceiling
The Science Glass Ceiling

The Science Glass Ceiling ACES Retreat Case Western Reserve University October 26, 2004 A Research Scientist at a Prestigious Research I Institution:
oshin • 519 vues
Network Flow
Network Flow

Network Flow. Network flow. Use a graph to model material that flows through conduits. Each edge represents one conduit, and has a capacity, which is an upper bound on the flow rate = units/time. Can think of edges as pipes of different sizes.
JasminFlorian • 746 vues
AN ANALYSIS OF CLOSURE POLICY UNDER ALTERNATIVE REGULATORY STRUCTURES
AN ANALYSIS OF CLOSURE POLICY UNDER ALTERNATIVE REGULATORY STRUCTURES

AN ANALYSIS OF CLOSURE POLICY UNDER ALTERNATIVE REGULATORY STRUCTURES GREG CALDWELL BANK OF CANADA September 2005 Purpose of this paper To identify (using a theoretical model) the welfare tradeoffs of closure and resolution policy under
Gabriel • 454 vues
ACE Center for Lifelong Learning
ACE Center for Lifelong Learning

Understanding the Military Evaluation Process: A Sound Academic Practice Cynthia Bruce Associate Director, Military Programs California State University-Fullerton May 16, 2008. ACE Center for Lifelong Learning. Guiding Philosophy
niveditha • 313 vues
The Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development
The Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development

The Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development. David M. Carlisle, MD, PhD Director, OSHPD Ron Spingarn Deputy Director, Healthcare Information Division Jonathan Teague Manager, Healthcare Information Resource Center. Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development.
emily • 481 vues
Nanotechnology The Big and Small of it
Nanotechnology The Big and Small of it

Buckyballs and Nanotechnology Harry C. Dorn VA Tech. Nanotechnology The Big and Small of it. Richard Feynman “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom” Cal Tech, Dec. 29, 1959. Why can’t we write the entire 24 Volumes of the Encyclopedia Brittanica on the head of a pin?
paul2 • 388 vues
What is an Antiproton
What is an Antiproton

What is an Antiproton . Keith Gollwitzer Antiproton Source Department Accelerator Division Fermilab 18 August 2007. p for proton p for antiproton. What is an Antiproton?. Government issued Webster’s Dictionary: “The antiparticle of the proton”
jaden • 501 vues
State-Based Patient Safety Reporting Systems
State-Based Patient Safety Reporting Systems

State-Based Patient Safety Reporting Systems. Institute of Medicine Committee on Patient Safety Data Standards Jill Rosenthal May 6, 2002. Pre-IOM Reporting Systems. 15 States report having programs NASHP studies programs and finds: State specific approaches; definitions not compatible
ostinmannual • 353 vues
MGT 651 Week Five
MGT 651 Week Five

MGT 651 Week Five. Inventory Management. Types of Inventory. Raw Materials Work in Process Semifinished Assemblies Finished Goods Maintenance, Repair, and Operating Supplies. Inventory Objectives. Customer Service Delivery in a Timely Manner Buffering Against Uncertainty
benjamin • 508 vues
Lecture 7 From NFA to DFA
Lecture 7 From NFA to DFA

Lecture 7 From NFA to DFA. DFA. For every string x , there is a unique path from initial state and associated with x . x is accepted if and only if this path ends at a final state. . x. NFA.
andrew • 440 vues
Liveness Analysis and Register Allocation
Liveness Analysis and Register Allocation

Leonidas Fegaras. Liveness Analysis and Register Allocation. Liveness Analysis. So far we assumed that we have a very large number of temporary variables stored in registers This is not true for real machines CISC machines have very few registers Pentium has 6 general registers only
liam • 438 vues
Production Systems
Production Systems

Production Systems. A production system is a set of rules (if-then or condition-action statements) working memory the current state of the problem solving, which includes new pieces of information created by previously applied rules
Faraday • 948 vues
Random Variable
Random Variable

Random Variable. A random variable X is a function that assign a real number, X ( ζ ), to each outcome ζ in the sample space of a random experiment. Domain of the random variable -- S Range of the random variable -- S x
albert • 1,070 vues
Simple Extractors for all Min-Entropies
Simple Extractors for all Min-Entropies

Simple Extractors for all Min-Entropies. R.Shaltiel and C.Umans. Definitions. Def (min-entropy): The min-entropy of a random variable X over {0, 1} n is defined as:
ostinmannual • 297 vues
Data & Memory Management
Data & Memory Management

Data & Memory Management. CS153: Compilers Greg Morrisett. Records in C:. struct Point { int x; int y; }; struct Rect { struct Point ll,lr,ul,ur; }; struct Rect mkSquare(struct Point ll, int elen) { struct Square res; res.lr = res.ul = res.ur = res.ll = ll; res.lr.x += elen;
jana • 490 vues
Lectures 19 & 20
Lectures 19 & 20

Lectures 19 & 20. What will I learn in this lecture?. Know how to declare pointer variables. Understand the & (address) and *(indirection) operators. Dynamic Memory Allocation Related Chapter: FER Chapter 12.1, 12.2, 19.1,20. Pointers.
benjamin • 484 vues
Functions
Functions

Functions. f(x)=2x-7. g(x)=x+12. Definitions. A function is a special kind of relation that can be described by a formula. (A relation is set of ordered pairs; some relations have a pattern and can be described by a formula.). Functions.
johana • 480 vues
University of Washington Computer Programming I
University of Washington Computer Programming I

University of Washington Computer Programming I Lecture 6: Conditionals © 2000 UW CSE Overview Concepts this lecture Conditional execution if statement Conditional expressions Relational and logical operators {Compound statements} Related Reading Read Sections 4.1-4.5, 4.7-4.9
emily • 346 vues
Econ 805 Advanced Micro Theory 1
Econ 805 Advanced Micro Theory 1

Econ 805 Advanced Micro Theory 1. Dan Quint Fall 2007 Lecture 4 – Sept 18 2007. Today: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions For Equilibrium. Problem set 1 online (due 9 a.m. Wed Oct 3); email list
paul2 • 446 vues
Resource Bound Certification
Resource Bound Certification

Stephanie Weirich Cornell University. Resource Bound Certification. Joint work with Karl Crary, CMU. Problem. Sometimes code runs too long How do we prevent it?. Enforcement Methods. Run the code, and if it takes too long, kill it Look at the code and decide how long it will take
Audrey • 358 vues
Chapter 1: The Foundations: Logic and Proofs
Chapter 1: The Foundations: Logic and Proofs

Chapter 1: The Foundations: Logic and Proofs. Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications. Lingma Acheson (linglu@iupui.edu) Department of Computer and Information Science, IUPUI. 1.3 Predicates and Quantifiers. Predicates. Statements involving variables are neither true nor false.
albert • 556 vues
Fish 507; Lecture 23
Fish 507; Lecture 23

Interpolation Methods. Fish 507; Lecture 23. What is Interpolation?. There is a function f( x ) that is very “expensive” (or difficult) to evaluate. We wish to compute f( x ) for many values of x as “cheaply” as possible.
jaden • 352 vues
SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTORS OF A SAMPLE OF PROBATIONERS
SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTORS OF A SAMPLE OF PROBATIONERS

SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTORS OF A SAMPLE OF PROBATIONERS Self-report data from a SPIN sample of 3386 probationers processed through Intake from 3.2.00 - 3.30.01 METHODOLOGY Initial Intake and Assessment Form (IIAF) filled out by probationers coming through Intake
libitha • 423 vues
Financial Accounting Basics: The Income Statement
Financial Accounting Basics: The Income Statement

Financial Accounting Basics: The Income Statement. Developed and narrated by: C. A. Galeener, PhD.
albert • 424 vues
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