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15 Jan 2007: It presently benefits approximately 2000 students at a total cost of c.£1.5M p.a. ... state, reached in 2010-11, cost some £7M p.a.2. This represents some 30% of the additional fee income.

10 Oct 2007: Bombus terrestris is of economic impor-tance as one of the most important natural pollinators offlowers, including many commercial crops, in cool andtemperate regions. ... These markers provide the op-portunity of rapidly generating hundreds of

25 May 2007: Economic and Social History 6 3 9 — — —M.Phil. Economics 3 1 4 — — —M.Phil. ... Economic and Social History 6 3 9 — — —M.Phil. Economics 3 — 3 — — —M.Phil.

17 Apr 2007: Painstaking effort hasbeen put in during the planning process tolook at every possibility, and to weigh eachbenefit against cost and practicability. ... Together with another Robinson alumnus,Chris Duffy (Economics, 2002) I work at thePrime Minister’s

18 Jan 2007: Economics and PoliticsTotal for Degree Committee 23 1 30 10 37 25 90 36 126. ... and 2 others. Millennium Scholarship (full-cost awards) 3 9 1. Allen, Meek, and Read;Le Bas awards (partial maintenance awards) 17 37 18.

4 Sep 2007: A team of astronomers led by Cambridge University have taken pictures of the stars that are sharper than anything produced by the Hubble telescope, at 50 thousandths of the cost. ... The low cost means that we could apply the process to telescopes all

22 Nov 2007: n=0. βnc(Xn, Un). Define also the infimal discounted cost function. V (x) = infu. ... Proposition 5.1. The infimal discounted cost function is the unique bounded solution ofthe dynamic optimality equation.

22 Nov 2007: Assume that A is finite. Then the infimal cost function is the minimalnon-negative solution of the dynamic optimality equation. ... The proposition allows us to see, in particular, that value iteration remains an effectiveway to approximate the infimal

22 Nov 2007: 8 Dynamic optimization for long-run average costs. We show how to optimize the long-run average cost for a time-homogeneous stochasticcontrollable dynamical system with bounded instantaneous costs. ... The function θcan then be thought of as the

22 Nov 2007: Consider the linear controllable dynamical system. f (x, a) = Ax Ba, x Rd, a Rm,with non-negative quadratic cost function. ... definite matrix. The infimal cost function is Ṽn(x) = xT Π̃nx, where Π̃n1 = r(Π̃n) for.

24 Aug 2007: However, the cost is generally transferred to a charge for publication instead of a subscription charge. ... The saving in the library budget must be balanced against extra costs in other budgets.

24 Aug 2007: How much does it cost to publish a paper and then have access to the results? ... However, the costs of access to the scholarly literature for Cornell would probably rise if current subscription expenditure was switched to paying for author fees for open

1 Apr 2007: Answering these questions has been the aim of Dr Luisa Corrado and Aqib Aslam at the Faculty of Economics. ... Government emphasis on economic growth did suggest that money could go a long way to buying ‘happiness’.

1 Sep 2007: Researching conflict in cities has been ongoing in Cambridge since 2003, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) New Security Challenges programme under the leadership of Dr Wendy Pullan ... Yet, despite political deadlock, violence,

1 Apr 2007: Dr Julian Allwood. As clothes become cheaper and fashion becomes 'faster', how are we to balance our consumption with environmental, economic and social sustainability? ... Dr Julian Allwood and researchers at the Institute for Manufacturing in the

28 Feb 2007: The commitment of the players is considerable, training late on Sunday evenings in Peterborough and paying between £700 and £800 a year towards the cost of kit and transport. ... Without the generous sponsorship of Cambridge University Press, Racing

17 Apr 2007: Researchers at the University's Faculty of Economics, who are unveiling the first stage of their findings on the subject, say the slump in public contentment could be due to flagging

1 Jun 2007: By exploiting the commodity model, it offers significantly higher performance per unit cost than comparable systems.

25 Jan 2007: The series is funded by The Smithers & Co. Charity, founded by Andrew Smithers, an alumnus of Clare College who graduated in economics in 1959. ... Dr Andrea Boltho (Fellow and Tutor in Economics, Magdalen College, Oxford) will act as discussant.

14 Jun 2007: Simon, who has an MA in Economics from the University of Cambridge, surprised viewers by beating confident Kristina Grimes, 36, after the two went head-to-head to design an ... I'm ecstatic, really.”. Dr Nigel Knight, Director of Studies in Economics

4 Sep 2007: The low cost means that we could apply the process to telescopes all over the world.”.

5 Oct 2007: Currently solar panels are made from silicon, which makes them expensive to manufacture and therefore cost prohibitive for many. ... However, new technology being researched at Cambridge uses plastic to create solar cells, a much more cost effective and

15 Jun 2007: Spectators are invited to bring picnics. Tickets cost £12 for adults and £6 for children under the age of 12.

4 Jan 2007: Generous support is available to many students who need help with their living costs and the Cambridge Bursary Scheme makes special provision for mature students in recognition of their greater needs.

17 Apr 2007: Researchers at the University's Faculty of Economics, who are unveiling the first stage of their findings on the subject, say the slump in public contentment could be due to flagging

17 Jul 2007: Speaking after receiving the award during the degree ceremony for the School of Business and Economics, Professor Bevan, who now lives in Cambridge, said: "I am deeply honoured to receive this

1 Sep 2007: In exchange for this limited monopoly, the inventor discloses the invention to the public via publication of the patent application. It is vital to file a

19 Jul 2007: He joined the Centre in October 2004 from the London School of Economics. ... Professor Richard Smith. Professor Smith is Professor of Econometric Theory and Economic Statistics in the Faculty of Economics and Fellow at Gonville and Caius College.

4 May 2007: Professor Ronald Dore, who is widely regarded as the leading authority on post-war Japanese society and economics, will be speaking at the Faculty of Oriental Studies on Monday, 7 May. ... He has spent most of his lifetime studying Japanese culture and

12 Dec 2007: Samuel is pursuing a Natural Sciences degree at Trinity College specialising in Physics and Temi, who has a strong interest in global inequality and corporate responsibility, is studying Economics at

20 Jun 2007: Dr Toke Aidt is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics who has transformed several undergraduate courses at the Faculty.

1 Apr 2007: in performance and low in production cost for the detection of infectious agents that affect the millions living in resource-poor settings. ... The company has two-tiered pricing: charging premium price in developed countries and at near-manufacturing

11 Jul 2007: here. I am interested in reading Economics and have definitely decided to apply.”.

2 Apr 2007: The cost per passport, in which participants collect a stamp for every clue solved, is £2 and remember, admission to the Garden for children accompanied by adults is free. ... The workshop is for 8-12 year olds and tickets cost £10 or £7 for

1 Jun 2007: SPRI projects are wide-ranging: from assessing the social, economic and cultural significance of Arctic reindeer and caribou hunting, to measuring and modelling changes to glaciers.

5 Oct 2007: Currently solar panels are made from silicon, which makes them expensive to manufacture and therefore cost prohibitive for many. ... However, new technology being researched at Cambridge uses plastic to create solar cells, a much more cost effective and

16 Nov 2007: Knowledge as a prime driver of innovation, productivity and economic growth is thus centre stage. ... Research-based entrepreneurship is playing an increasing role in driving the UK's economic growth,” said University of Cambridge Vice-Chancellor

1 Feb 2007: POC testing can reduce the cost per test by 35% with additional savings in manpower. ... rates, improve patient satisfaction and ultimately reduce the costs of healthcare provision.

1 Sep 2007: in economic well-being.

1 Apr 2007: But all this comes at a cost – for a minority of individuals, gambling is a spiralling habit that they become unable to control.

6 Sep 2007: The company is opening the first prototype facility that provides an efficient and cost-effective alternative to sending waste plastic and aluminium laminates to landfill.

28 Feb 2007: The scheme has been made possible by the University's Active Community Fund, which encourages volunteering by Cambridge students and has given £1700 towards the cost of the materials for workshops

14 Apr 2007: Damon Wischik. Workshop on Internet Service Quality Economics, Cambridge, MA (1999). ... Pricing Communication Networks: Economics, Technology and Modelling.

1 Sep 2007: Wood has excellent fatigue behaviour and an unbeatable strength-to-cost ratio, as well as being a low-energy input material.

12 Apr 2007: Now age 74, Philip grew up in the economic poverty of an immigrant family in New York's South Bronx ghetto, and rose to be the 2002 Elected President of the

28 Nov 2007: Dr Singh graduated from St John's in 1957 with a First in Economics and is an Honorary Fellow of the College. ... social and economic empowerment of individual and society.

13 Jun 2007: East. It has been funded with a £3.1million grant from the Economic and Social Research Council.

7 Mar 2007: Tickets cost £10 (£6 concessions, free for accompanied under-14s). They can be obtained online via the Cambridge Youth Music link at the above right, or by calling the Cambridge Corn

9 Jan 2007: Every year Fitzwilliam sends a small group of students to the Daiichi University of Economics in Fukuoka, on Japan’s southernmost main island, where they spend a year studying the

1 Apr 2007: It also reminds us that religious invectives and intolerance are not inherent to any faith but are the product of specific political, economic and social contexts.