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27 Nov 2006: Wells wrote: "The State will stand at the back of the economic struggle as the reserve employer of Labour." Churchill said: "The State should increasingly assume the position of the reserve ... In 1931, Churchill even admitted that he could "pass an exam"

11 Oct 2006: He came up to St John's College, Cambridge to study economics in 1955 when he was 23. ... In fact, the weight of global economic activity is gradually shifting to these emerging economies.

9 Aug 2006: ECONOMICS TRIPOS PART I ______________________________________________________________________. Friday 16 June 2006 9 – 12 ______________________________________________________________________. Paper 3. QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN ECONOMICS. This

1 May 2006: From the vector x = (xr, r R) we can calculatethe total flow from a source to a destination: for exam-ple, the flow from node c to node a in Figure ... 1956.Studies in the Economics of Transportation. CowlesCommission Monograph. New Haven, CT: Yale Univer

27 Apr 2006: Quantitative methods in economics. Economics Tripos Part IIA, 2006 – ECT2Monday 05 June 13.30–16.30 1. ... Economics Tripos Part IIB, 2006 – ECT3Monday 29 May 13.30–16.30 1.

24 Jan 2006: The company uses an annual interest rate of 10% to account for the opportunity cost of capital. (a) State the basic assumptions underpinning the Economic Batch Quantity (EBQ) model,

29 Dec 2006: What are the challenges and, in particular, whattechnology, economic and networkmodelling issues need to be overcome tomake it happen? ... of existing policy instrumentshave become apparent, and the economic damage ofcongestion is rapidly increasing.

21 Dec 2006: So what's the problem with implementing road pricing? This talk will outline some of the challenges, and, in particular, some of the technology, economic and network modelling issues. ... A. M. Odlyzko, Review of Network Economics 3 (2004) 323-346.

19 Dec 2006: 2a, b where an exam-ple of the sensitivity of the shape of the final deposit isdisplayed for different values of µ and e respectively.

9 Dec 2006: For exam-ple, speaker models can be built for people who are likely to be inthe broadcast (such as prominent politicians or main news anchorsand reporters). ... However, this method relies on previously seen exam-ples of the test speakers, which is not

9 Dec 2006: For exam-ple, speaker models can be built for people who are likely to be inthe broadcast (such as prominent politicians or main news anchorsand reporters). ... However, this method relies on previously seen exam-ples of the test speakers, which is not

1 Dec 2006: External properties are stated at historical cost. All freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years. ... Maintenance of premises The cost of major refurbishment is capitalised and

30 Nov 2006: Our events are not about passing exams. We want pupils to leave feeling “Wow!

29 Nov 2006: the direct property holdings, taking into account strategic and economic factors; • to reach agreement on a plan for the internal refurbishment of the College’s Lasdun building, where. ... Moreover, the College is not engaged in an economic activity,

28 Nov 2006: For exam-ple, the 70 m emission is well centered on the 24 m positions,typically within 100.

28 Nov 2006: PARTIIA EXAMINATION OF THE ECONOMICS TRIPOS. Thursday 8 June 2006 9.00 - 12.00. ... a) Compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors. (b) Diagonalize the matrix. (c) Suppose that economic agents are either unemployed or employed.If an agent is unemployed, the

27 Nov 2006: 1. Magnetic storage technology. Magnetic storage is the most economic form of non-volatile storage for many applicationsw1–14x.

23 Nov 2006: boundaries of the metropolis must be redrawn to account for significant economic and. ... the tertiary sector.11 This model incorporates a central paradigm of modern economic.

22 Nov 2006: During the day, the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) will each run a workshop to provide advice specific to their funding

22 Nov 2006: Jon Burton, a teacher at Shirebrook School, said “Our exam results are improving, and our bright pupils are on a par with bright pupils everywhere.”.

22 Nov 2006: The output of thismodel is a one-dimensional log-likelihood. To capture thedifferences in generative process between different exam-ples, each example is then mapped to the log-likelihoodgradient-space. ... Consider, for exam-ple, the second derivatives

22 Nov 2006: For exam-ple, the combination of the S2 and S3 GAUSS systems gave a 0.3%and 0.2% absolute improvements oneval03m and eval04 re-spectively.

22 Nov 2006: It does this by maximising the geometric margin – the dis-tance between the decision boundary and the closest training exam-ples – between classes.

22 Nov 2006: 14. 5 Multiple Stream Systems. One standard distributed representation, closely related to the scheme exam-ined here, is multiple stream modeling (20).

21 Nov 2006: This is best illustrated by exam-ining maximum margin training of a univariate Gaus-sian class-conditional distribution.

20 Nov 2006: Unit. From within the University, the launch was attended by a diverse range of academics, including the Faculties of Architecture, Clinical Medicine, Economics and Education, the Judge Business School and the

18 Nov 2006: Aviation:. 1999. 2002. 2003. Economics of climate change:. 2002.

11 Nov 2006: or on the example sheets it should not be in the exam.

10 Nov 2006: During the Victorian era, economic and technological developments helped scholars unearth new information about a range of different historical periods.

7 Nov 2006: area. It is home to the Faculties of Modern and Medieval Languages, Philosophy and Economics.

7 Nov 2006: The screened subset ofprocesses are then ranked, using approximate economic criteria,the most obvious of which is time. ... The ability to manu-. facture to tolerances controls the precision and accuracy of the de-vices and also has economic consequences

4 Nov 2006: So what's the problem with implementing road pricing? This talk will outline some of the challenges, and, in particular, some of the technology, economic and network modelling issues. ... A. M. Odlyzko, Review of Network Economics 3 (2004) 323-346.

3 Nov 2006: It is unlikelythat male-killing Wolbachia would be found from exam-ining the phenotype produced by Wolbachia found in massscreenings.This is because these screenings generally try tomaximize species coverage, using,

3 Nov 2006: These subpop-ulations may be relatively stable, with high levels of incom-patibility expected at the border between subpopulations.Models that incorporate spatiality could be used to exam-ine applied strategies

1 Nov 2006: Freehold buildings (including the cost of renewals) are depreciated on a straight line basis over the expected useful economic life of 50 years. ... The related benefactions are credited to a deferred capital grant and are released to the Income and

1 Nov 2006: C. WOOD, GAncient Philosophy 2001 R. B. B. WARDY, CTHApplied Economics 2002 J. ... I. FRENCH, GGeodesy and Geophysics 1997 A. J. HAINES, EDGeographical Economics 2003 B.

1 Nov 2006: Geography (d) Dr K. Patel, M, Prof. I. H. White, JE.Economics (c) Prof. ... Directorships, etc.Agricultural Economics Unit, Director of the. The Appointments Committee for the Department of Land.

30 Oct 2006: the potential to deliver a range of economic benefits to companies and countries that take the lead in tackling climate change. ... The Corporate Leaders Group believe that policy leadership is not only important for the economic opportunities that it

28 Oct 2006: If it is not in the printed notes or on the example sheets it should not bein the exam. •

28 Oct 2006: If it is not in the printed notes or on the example sheets it should not bein the exam. •

23 Oct 2006: geometrical, structural, thermal and economic. Geometric constraints are restrictions on. the overall size of the structure. ... Economic. constraints are primarily specified in terms of the overall manufacturing cost, although a.

19 Oct 2006: She said: “Visits like this help to raise aspirations and get home the message that it’s worth working hard exams.”.

13 Oct 2006: Whether the issue is elephants crop-raiding on poor farmers' farms in Kenya, industrial palm oil plantations replacing rain forest, or habitat restoration in the English countryside, the economic and the ... values, economics and political systems of

12 Oct 2006: These results, if confirmed for a wider range of pile sizesand ground conditions, suggest that there may be potentialfor the high stiffness of jacked piles to be exploited formore economic foundation

11 Oct 2006: Economic, political, cultural, sociological andpsychological factors are of huge importance, as is the role of governments,international agencies and NGOs in responding to crises. ... Hurricane Katrinashowed that extreme events can have global economic

4 Oct 2006: Professor Biedenkopf’s first lecture will analyse the changes in social and economic policy that followed German reunification in 1990.

4 Oct 2006: The economic impact alone of the disorder is enormous: in the United States the direct and indirect costs of schizophrenia were estimated to have been as much as $40 billion in

3 Oct 2006: Perhaps in multi-cultural Britain the complex interactions of geo-political and socio-economic factors are being manifested in newer forms in the everyday realm of food,” said Dr Janeja.

1 Oct 2006: It has yielded a vast array of detail, including accounts of social, economic and religious activity; the development of Jewish law; the knowledge of famous scholars, sometimes in their own hand;

1 Oct 2006: all major macro-economic decisions affecting the country are still made elsewhere.