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26 Jan 2004: In many markets, there are also network effects: the more people use a given service, the more value it is to each user. ... The UK government's adviser, Paul Klemperer, has some interesting papers on what people did wrong - see especially What Really

7 Oct 2004: Chamberlain; and research students: Bennett and Wheeler. (Laboratory assistant staff list for 1948 has 14 people, including two unestablished boys' and a part-time cleaner; photograph of 1948 has 19 people.) ... 1974 Cambridge RING project initiated,

5 May 2004: Suppose that you have started a company and wish to employ 100 people, and for some reason the only thing that matters is that applicants should be as tall as possible. ... Finally, suppose that the applicants do not have much idea who else will be

4 May 2004: Mathematical discussions contents page. These pages are of various kinds, but they are nearly all attempts to show how mathematical ideas arise naturally, in the hope that some people will find

8 Oct 2004: Typically, the debate polarises people along a spectrum (to mix metaphors) between Engineering, and Science. ... A lot of what we do is now certainly seen by the lay public as magical - programmers (especially systems people) are often referred to as

12 Jan 2004: Share. Published. 12 Jan 2004. People.

14 Sep 2004: Borenstein, N.S. (1991). Programming as if people mattered. Princeton. Brooks, F.P.

14 Sep 2004: Aims. The immense growth of biological information stored in databases has led to a critical need for people who can understand the languages and techniques of Computer Science and Biology.

14 Sep 2004: Borenstein, N.S. (1991). Programming as if people mattered. Princeton. Brooks, F.P.

25 Jul 2004: Avi Mandelbaum described some of his experiences modelling real service networks involving people as servers and customers and applying existing tools in novel ways to enhance the performance of these networks. ... In some respects the technological

27 Nov 2004: 2 (lectures 13 to 16) is available for people in the cam.ac.uk domain.

19 Nov 2004: Prof Wiseman believes people listen to Natasha's comments and focus only on those aspects they believe. ... I don't think about how lucrative it could be. I just want people to accept me.

26 Jan 2004: These tools may be particularly useful to people who do not attend the ECAD labs, but want to gain some experience of assembley language programming.

2 Dec 2004: Write a short essay (2 pages) describing the way in which your project has taken account of the needs of people who might use the system you are developing.

20 Sep 2004: I discover that many people have had similar instincts and have worked out the defence in detail, and that many others have been unconvinced, and that whatever I think has already ... People sometimes use extravagant language to describe such

10 Jul 2004: For over three decades, people have been building processors with a central clock. ... Thus the level of protection which second generation smart cards offer against capable, motivated opponents is falling fast, and the number of people with access to

26 Jan 2004: Computer Laboratory. Advanced Systems Topics. Advanced Systems Topics. 2002-03. Principal lecturer:Taken by:Advanced operating systems. This section of the course will cover local and distributed virtual memory, capability systems, microkernel

2 Jul 2004: Duffy believes people can do both. He distils his pastoral wisdom and insights into this volume, aimed at the intelligent person who seeks to reconcile his historic Catholic faith with some

25 May 2004: Some people would like a new XP desktop.

21 Dec 2004: Brian Josephson, a Cambridge University professor who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1973, has given his backing to claims by Natasha Demkina that she can see inside people's ... I equally think (as noted) that it is important that people understand