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19 May 2005: 13. 6. 10.4. 12. 6. 10.2. 11. 6. 10.0. 10. (d) Discuss the economic impact of the advent of Internet. ... point. (d) Economic effect of the advent of the Internet. Large topic, but some of the following points should be noted:.

4 Mar 2005: e CEPG. Scott Polar Research Institut. ором семинаров является британский государственный фонд «Совет по поддержке х и социальных наук» (Economic and Social Research

13 Jul 2005: To ensure the most efficient use of limited economic resources, it is important that such actions are only undertaken on those bridges which actually need intervention.

20 Jan 2005: How to mark fairly. Damon Wischik. Workshop on Internet Service Quality Economics, MIT, December 1999. ... We propose a definition of fairness, using ideas from effective bandwidth theory and economics.

5 May 2005: This increase has been based on the flexibility and better economic performance offered by venues featuring retractable roofs compared to those with traditional fixed roofs.

2 Dec 2005: Centre for Environmental Policy and Governance. London School of Economics 20th June 2005. ... Strict environmental legislation is undermined by weak enforcement and the dominance of economic drivers.

2 Oct 2005: Expensive. Lesson. keep end-to-end delays as short as possible. S. Keshav.

14 Feb 2005: Lessons from information retrievalFirst (and very simplistically), in cataloguing and indexing, there were global classifi-. ... for anything on the SW scale. There are, moreover, alternative lessons in NLP practice,.

20 Jan 2005: Drawing on economic theory, we define what it means to signal fairly and efficiently, taking into account the random nature of traffic.

18 Jan 2005: This year it will be directly involved in hundreds of billions of dollars of economic activity, and each year its size more than doubles. ... It also involves economic modelling of how users behave—economically speaking, a congestion-signalling