human evolution in context volume 2

... decentralization 39 2.1.3 The specific points of Power Company No.2: 41 2.2 BUSINESS SITUATION FOR 5 YEARS 2004-2008 43 2.2.1 Situation of developing power grid 43 2.2.2 The situation of developing clients ... participating in this training form is limited Trang 40+ In-service training applying for staff, employees having combined working and learning Training time can be done outside working hours ... forms: training, work instructions to employees; training and skills training; technical training occupational safety; training and improving professional subjects, techniques; training and development

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... p-ATF-2, phosphorylated activating transcription factor 2; rA, rat amylin; T2DM, type 2 diabetes mellitus. Trang 2in vivo [9–13] In contrast, rat amylin (rA), whosesequence varies from the human ... protein (MAP) kinase (p38 kinase) followed by caspase-3 acti-vation [24] Mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) are a group of protein serine⁄ threonine kinases that play central roles in cellular ... JNK inhibitor I can ratio 1.0 2.9 4.8 3.3 1.6 0.6 -p-p38 CM 0h 1h 2h 4h 8h 16h 24h 1h 4h 8h 24h -p-p38 ratio 1.0 2.1 3.7 1.9 1.2 0.5 RINm5F Fig 1 Western blot analysis of p-p38 kinase protein in

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... permission in writing from RAND. Published 2005 by the RAND Corporation 1776 Main Street, P.O Box 2138, Santa Monica, CA 90407-2138 1200 South Hayes Street, Arlington, VA 22202-5050 201 North ... Organizational Learning Framework 182 Tables 4.1 Key Interactions Between JI and al Qaeda 65 4.2 JI Bombing Attacks, 2000–2004 67 4.3 Operational Details on the Bali Bombings (October 12, 2002) 70 6.1 ... sustained changes that involve intentional action by or within a group at some point—such as one or more of the following: intentional seeking of new knowledge or new ways or doing things; intentional

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... understanding the context in which a product is going to be used is essential to assessing the product’s usability The importance ofcontext in understanding usability is reflected in the International ... perceptions are inherently subjective Agarwaland Venkatesh (2002) argue that “usability is not intrinsically objective in nature,but rather is closely intertwined with an evaluator’s personal interpretation ... of ing, 54(April), 1–18. Market-Kortge, G D., & Okonkwo, P A (1993) Perceived value approach to pricing Industrial Marketing Management, 22, 133–140. Maguire, M (2001a) Context of use within

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... particularly for thefollowing: The theories of online buying behavior are divided into different tendencies: Wind(2001) has underlined the urgency to completely modify business strategies inlight of new ... searching for information and for evaluation before buying The costs of searching for information are reduced or eliminated, thereby simplifying the comparisons between competing companies Buying ... Between the Online Buying Process and the Traditional Buying Process In the past, in order to better understand the distinction between the behavior ofthe online customer and the off-line customer,

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... NetRatings (2001) Nielsen/NetRatings finds global Internet usersspend up to twice as much time online at work as home users RetrievedJanuary 9, 2002, from http://eratings.com/news/20011126.htm ... electronic commerce Industrial Marketing Management, 2, 95–102. Trang 2World Resources Institute (2003) Variable: Access to information: Internetusers, number Retrieved July 24, 2003, from http://earthtrends.wri.org/ ... Marketing, 1, 42–53. Schulte, C (1995) Logistik (2nd ed.) Munich: Vahlen Sheth, J N (2001) Internet marketing Fort Worth, TX: Harcourt College Webb, K L (2002) Managing channels of distribution in the

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... gathering and evaluating information prior to switching Interface learning costs Perception of the time and effort of learning a new Web site interface and routine subsequent to switching ... them and the supplier, ruining the efforts of lock- in strategies setup in the Web By expanding and refining the conceptualisation of switching costs and developing a switching cost framework, we ... scanner data Marketing Science, (2), 203–238. Henderson, P W., & Cote, J A (1998) Guidelines for selecting and modifying logos Journal of Marketing, 62, 14–30. Trang 12Hirschman, A O (1970)

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... July/August, 33–39. Turinas, A., & Showalter, B (2002) Privacy in the electronic age Managing Intellectual Property, 124, 72–78. Valentine, D (2000) Privacy on the Internet: The evolving legal landscape ... Community, 23, L 281. Finkel, R., & McCrady, T (2000) Facing the Web’s phantom menace: Under-standing online privacy fears and how e-business can respond Journal of Internet Law, 3, 9–12. Georgia ... mar-keting in the business administration program at the University of Washington,Bothell He obtained his PhD from the University of Arizona in marketing andeconomics His research interests are in

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... companies have cut trainingcosts, but still need to get out new information in order to maintaincompetitiveness HR and training organizations alike are increas-ingly turning to e-learning solutions, ... 7technology and human resources practices that were linked tobusiness strategies, which were starting to be coined “human cap-ital management.” In an ROI study conducted by Gartner Con-sulting in 2003 of ... data mining and analytics toolscreated in the 1990s in and into today, but also the new ability tointerpret and use this information to make value-creating humancapital decisions about investments

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... flow can be found in the African cotton infecting viruses, Chinese Ageratum and Tomato infecting viruses, South-ern Indian and Sri Lankan tomato and cassava infecting viruses Striking differences ... frequent inter-species genetic recombination is a prominent feature of begomovirus evolution [22-27] that can obscure estimated relationships amongst groups of species [28-30] and can thus undermine ... details 1 Indian Institute of Vegetable Research, P B No 1, P O - Jakhini, Shahanshapur, Varanasi, India 2 Dorectorate of Wheat Research, P B NO 158, Aggrasain Marg, Karnal, India.3Institute of Infectious

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... load in HIV-1 and HIV-2 singly and dually infected individuals in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa: significantly lower plasma virus set point in HIV-2 infection than in HIV-1 infection Arch Intern ... Garcia M, Victorino RM, Sousa AE: Increased frequency of circulating CCR5+ CD4+ T cells in human immunodeficiency virus type 2 infec-tion J Virol 2006, 80:12425-12429. 9. Anderson DE, Llenado RA, ... rates in vivo in human immunodeficiency virus type 2 (2) infection than in HIV-1 infection J Virol 2007, 8HIV-1:5325-5330. 13 Blaak H, Ende ME van der, Boers PH, Schuitemaker H, Osterhaus AD: In

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... 111 Finding memory leaks 112 Summary 119 Exercises 120 The Standard C++ Library 125 3: Strings in depth 127 What’s in a string? 128 Creating and initializing C++ strings 130 Operating on ... strings 133 Appending, inserting, and concatenating strings 134 Replacing string characters 136 Concatenation using nonmember overloaded operators 141 Searching in strings 142 Finding in ... 192 Open modes 194 Iostream buffering 195 Seeking in iostreams 198 String iostreams 202 Input string streams 203 Output string streams 205 Output stream formatting 209 Format flags 209

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... reference-counting implementation safely Comment Creating and initializing C++ strings Creating and initializing strings is a straightforward proposition and fairly flexible In the SmallString.cpp example in ... the mind on the task ahead and will likely lead to working code faster than just jumping into coding Or, to express it in XP terms: Testing + Programming is faster than just Programming Writing ... the string.You’ll see how each of these jobs is accomplished using C++ string objects Comment What’s in a string? In C, a string is simply an array of characters that always includes a binary

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... reading and writing: ifstream in2("Iofile.out", ios::in | ios::out); assure(in2, "Iofile.out"); ostream out2(in2.rdbuf()); cout << in2.rdbuf(); // Print whole file out2 ... shown in the following figure: Comment Trang 18y, g gInput string streams To read from a string using stream operations, you create an istringstream object initialized with the string The following ... of the interpreter, the whole thing gets loaded into your executable So if you say printf("%c", 'x');, you’ll get the whole package, including the parts that print floating-point numbers

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... use a double-instantiation of min • MinMain.cpp: calls usemin1( ) and usemin2( ) Here are the files: Trang 6//: C05:OurMin.h#ifndef OURMIN_H #define OURMIN_H // The declaration of min template<typename ... is the kind of thing we’ve been doing in computer programming from the beginning—creating high-level abstractions to express what you’re doing and spending less time saying how you’re doing it ... explicitly instantiates the needed specializations of min: //: C05:MinInstances.cpp {O} #include "OurMin.cpp" // Explicit Instantiations for int and double template const int& min<int>(const

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... first1, InputIterator1 last1, InputIterator2 first2, InputIterator2 last2); bool includes(InputIterator1 first1, InputIterator1 last1, InputIterator2 first2, InputIterator2 last2, StrictWeakOrdering ... set_intersection(InputIterator1 first1, InputIterator1 last1, InputIterator2 first2, InputIterator2 last2, OutputIterator result); OutputIterator set_intersection(InputIterator1 first1, InputIterator1 ... last1, InputIterator2 first2, InputIterator2 last2, OutputIterator result, StrictWeakOrdering binary_pred); Comment Produces, in result, the intersection of the two input sets, returning the

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... l2)"); print(l2, "l2 after splice(it1, l2)"); LN::iterator it2 = l3.begin(); it2++; it2++; it2++; l1.splice(it1, l3, it2); print(l1, "l1 after splice(it1, l3, it2)"); LN::iterator ... following program stores each line of a file along with the leading number of spaces in that line (You might imagine it as a starting point for performing some kind of source-code Trang 14class Line ... be inserting and removing from the middle of the The objects in a list never move after they are created; “moving” a list element means changing Trang 2the links, but never copying or assigning

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... pointers to type_info objects with a vector of Trash pointers Since a map requires an ordering predicate, we provide one named TInfoLess that calls type_info::before( ) As we insert Trash pointers ... Comment The null pointer requires special handling, obviously, since blindly subtracting an offset when converting to or from a B subobject will result in an invalid address if the pointer was zero ... source_pointer’s RTTI information is retrieved, and RTTI information for the type destination* is fetched A library routine then determines whether source_pointer’s type is of type destination*

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... public Poingable { friend class Outer::Inner2; class Inner2 : public Bingable { // Return reference to interfaces // implemented by the inner classes: operator Poingable&() { return inner1; ... in Flower, but it wouldn’t gain much Comment The inner class idiom also comes in handy to define more than one kind of Observer, in Bee and Hummingbird, since both those classes may want to independently ... second inner class which implements Bingable Each inner class has a single private instance created, which is initialized in the Outer constructor By creating the member objects and returning references

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... thinking and eating A smaller ponderFactor will increase the probability of deadlock. In Philosopher::run( ), each Philosopher just thinks and eats continuously You see the Philosopher thinking ... By using different delays, you can exit Blocked3::run( ) at different points in the loop: in the blocking sleep( ) call, and in the non-blocking mathematical calculation You’ll see that if interrupt( ... However, if interrupt( ) is called between point1 and point2 (after the while statement but before or during the blocking operation sleep( )), the task exits via the Interrupted_Exception In that

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