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17 May 2012: The primary challenges that we address consider theenergy cost on the mobile device and the incentives for usersto keep running the system on their device for longer. ... Theapplication should aim to reduce any negative effects causedby these three

1 Sep 2012: This may be motivated by the fact thatcreating new online friendship connections does not involvea cost as large as visiting new places or making new check-ins, which is likely to ... 51, no. 4, 2009. [8] W. Reed, “The Pareto, Zipf and other power laws,

3 Apr 2012: Mirco MusolesiUniversity of Birmingham. Abstract—Mobile phones are integral to everyday life withemails, social networking, online banking and other applica-tions; however, the wealth of private information accessibleincreases economic incentives

13 Mar 2012: people to interactregardless of where they are located, the costs imposed bygeographic distances might be vanishing. ... Economic Geography46:234–240.Travers, J., and Milgram, S. 1969. An experimental studyof the small world problem.

11 Jan 2012: the other prediction functions. Considering that its computation cost of Uniform is also relatively cheap,. ... w. As w increases, the temporal characteristics of human contacts are underestimated, but the costs of.

21 Jul 2012: II. ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL CONTEXT. In May 2011, 13 out of the 17 Spanish autonomous areaswere facing regional elections. ... C. Hashtags. The tweets in our sample included some noise: even thoughthe hashtags were used mainly to refer to political,

9 May 2012: The construction industry is currently undergo-ing a major transformation, motivated by two main forces:the need to reduce the cost of construction as a process,and the requirement for a ... Such approaches couldlead to reduced energy cost while

18 Jun 2012: For applications such as privacy man-agement, higher place-focus may be more important and a morerestricted group of users would be an acceptable cost.

11 Jan 2012: Read messages. Can cost money. Access personal inf. Other. Access hardware. ... In this model the ad-network has a strong incentive to generateas many clicks per impression as possible for its adverts in order tosatisfy their clients and to minimize the

18 Jun 2012: Economic Geography,46:234–240, 1970. [21] S. Traverso, K. Huguenin, V. Trestian, I.