... literature (Deneckere and McAfee (1996) ) and the popular press Introduced in 1989, Intel created low -quality and high -quality versions of this chip Strikingly, in order to create the low -quality chip, ... 26 I am indebted to Che-Lin Su for invaluable discussions and help in formulating the problem in this manner 39 increases the computational burden, which at best increases computing time and at ... competitiveness, peaking with 30% marketshare at the beginning of 2006 This is up from around 10% at the beginning of 2003 and 20% at the beginning of 2009 Figure plots Intel and AMD marketshare...
... enormous exposures in acquiring and supporting subprime lenders and creating, packaging, repackaging, and selling trillions of dollars in mortgage-related securities, including synthetic financial products ... happened In public hearings and interviews, many financial industry executives and top public officials testified that they had been blindsided by the crisis, describing it as a dramatic and mystifying ... housing goals, as noted above, and the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) The CRA was enacted in to combat “redlining” by banks—the practice of denying credit to individuals and businesses in...
... policies in making possible the ‘delinking’ between economic growthand environmental deterioration There is no evidence that this ‘de-linking’ arises in an endogenous way from the growth process, ... and environment in each individual case In fact, there is growing interest in longitudinal analysis, as in the aforementioned study of CO2 emissions in several countries (Unruh and Moomaw, 1998), ... differences in per capita income Lastly, Torras and Boyce (1998) find that social factors such as civil rights, educationand inequality are important: according these authors, more equality is associated...
... globalisation in developing countries, say: ‘while inequality has many different dimensions, all existing measures for inequality in developing countries seem to point to an increase in inequality which in ... productivity growthand investment in research and development (R&D) for the manufacturing sector, trade and services, finding that investment in R&D has a positive effect on productivity growthin the ... Lensink Liberalization in the Developing World Institutional and economic changes in Latin America, Africa and Asia Edited by Alex E Fernández Jilberto and André Mommen Financial Development and...
... fermentation and drying of cocoa, farmer’s incomes and distribution of income, labour inputs, size of holdings and Industry factors such as transportation and marketing procedures Assessment of price and ... arrangements for this training since his return from Vietnam Samples to be employed in this training were generated during fermentation and drying trials at Can Tho University and by obtaining local commercial ... three institutes were included for participation in the project The project aims include addressing capacity building in all aspects of cocoa processing andquality assessment in these Institutions...
... assistance and advice and organising fermentation and drying trials in Ben Tre and at Nong lam University Success Alliance is also thanked for their in providing information regarding the cocoa industry ... could not be taken into account when calculating economic factors involved in producing and selling cocoa in this manner In the following figure, incomes are expressed as annual income per 100 trees ... neighbouring farmers for fermentation and this indicates that farmers saw an advantage in income from fermenting and drying In decreasing order were farmers for seedlings, local fruit markets, breeding...
... 50 farmers in the survey did indicate an intention to increase their production in the future None see their plantings as decreasing and the remaining 36 see their plantings as remaining unchanged ... trees in 2004 and 250 in 2005 Therefore the average number of trees for farmers fermenting and drying their own cocoa is 675 trees (b) Category 2: Farmers both selling pods and fermenting and drying ... four are generally not selling pods as their harvest is being used for seedling production Time and labour and wage inputs and incomes: (a) Category 1: Farmers fermenting their own cocoa For the...
... Tre Province, in August 2006 This survey was conducted to establish baseline figures for production, income, time & labour inputs etc and involved interviewing fifty farmers The basic findings were ... sensory training at QDPI in August 2006 CTU did lack a liquoring machine but this was later rectified by purchasing a cheap alternative With the training at QDPI&F and a liquoring machine Can Tho ... rainforest in cocoa growing areas Environmental risks involved in the program are therefore, regarded as minimal The project involves processing of existing and future plantings of cocoa Future plantings...
... collected and generated to date re local industry, Vietnamese Institutes requirements and training and fermentation and drying trials Training delivered during visit to QDPI&F Compilation and presentation ... three institutes were included for participation in the project The project aims include addressing capacity building in all aspects of cocoa processing andquality assessment in these Institutions ... fermentation and drying in the wet season • Farm-based financial information income and expenditure and returns per labour day • Existing market options and the returns from the use of marketing organisations...
... globalisation in developing countries, say: ‘while inequality has many different dimensions, all existing measures for inequality in developing countries seem to point to an increase in inequality which in ... productivity growthand investment in research and development (R&D) for the manufacturing sector, trade and services, finding that investment in R&D has a positive effect on productivity growthin the ... Lensink Liberalization in the Developing World Institutional and economic changes in Latin America, Africa and Asia Edited by Alex E Fernández Jilberto and André Mommen Financial Development and...
... Martin Equipment Monitoring Following installation and validation, continuous and regular monitoring of the equipment once in clinical use is imperative to ensure its performance is maintained and ... air pollutants include the air quality outside the building, equipment, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems, human activities, building components and furnishings, and other temporary ... depending on its function In setting up the ACU, CRMF in Sheffield, a period of months was allowed to run and test new major items of equipment after their installation before employing them in clinical...
... non-significant with a single exception of the flushing midpoint date, proving that the spatial arrangement of blocks used was very inefficient in handling the microenvironmental variation within the trial ... study on Pinus pinaster breeding seedling orchards Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 38: 114–124 Z R., S A., S L (2007): Variography and kriging allow screening Pinus pinaster resistant ... spatial variation of environment affects growthand adaptive traits in a provenance trial, and whether blocking can efficiently handle this variation MATERIALS AND METHODS The study is based on the...
... did increasing O3 level: both shoot growthand root growth decreased with increasing O3 , leading to a constant root/shoot ratio (Fig 2) 3.2 Visible leaf injury The dierent types of leaf injury ... of material from a single leaf was sampled from each ush of each seedling, cut into ì mm pieces and incubated in mL of 100 mM phosphate buer (pH 7.5) containing 40 mM KNO3 and 1.5% 1-propanol ... the seedlings were not limited by light availability, resulting in a similar total carbon gain and a similar growth rate for seedlings in both light treatments Leaf morphology, structure and thickness...
... investment in branches in low light However, in our study, there was an increase in the fractional investment in needles with increasing Qint in the fertile site, and no effect of Qint in the other ... in the winter Nutrient and light effects on canopy architecture in Pinus 4.4 Modification of average needle age by site nutrient availability Decreases in shoot growthand branching in the infertile ... and r2 = 0.44, P < 0.001 for the infertile site) Kurtosis increased with increasing irradiance (figure 4A) at the fertile site, indicating 200 Ü Niinemets and A Lukjanova Figure Effects of Qint...
... phase during the afternoon and evening Figure shows typical diurnal cycles in summer over days From this pattern three distinct phases were defined within a single diurnal cycle The “shrinkage” ... previously Finally, the “increment” phase was defined as the period during which the stem radius continued to increase until the shrinkage phase commenced in the next diurnal phase [5] By processing ... reduce growth directly through a reduction of the cell turgor and interfering with metabolism and cell enlargement But growth reduction might also act indirectly by decreasing the synthesis of auxin...
... tube growthin the style Indirect studies of the mating system based on genetic analyses of offspring from open pollination in Q ilex (Yacine and Lumaret, 1988), Q robur and Q petraea MATERIALS AND ... self-incompatibility owing to the difficulty of distinguishing such an effect from inbreeding influences (Barrett, 1988) Quantitative variation in pollination sucafter crosses using a single donor has ... long-lived, monoecious and wind-pollinated species Its geographic distribution is in the occidental part of the Mediterranean Basin Flowering occurs in spring A substantial lag in the flowering period has...
... origins include Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Illinois and Michigan The Ohio collections originally included Q velutina seedlots from the same provenances and Connecticut In southeastern ... differences ingrowth rate or hardiness in either location At age 25 years in Pennsylvania, trees of Indiana origin averaged 15.6 m in height and were taller than those was from Illinois and Ohio ... seeds collected in the nearby region of Maryland and Virginia outgrew those of Alabama and Arkansas origins Variation in adaptive traits Survival of southern red oak in South Carolina and Mississippi...
... north-eastern plains of Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg, Pommern, and Brandenburg, and also in Croatia and Bosnia Q robur grows best in the Rhine valley, in the Danube-DrauSave (Slavonia) lowlands andin northern ... difference in flushing and a 3-day difference in bud set in stands of Q robur in Poland These were not correlated with wood characters KrahlUrban (1959) described provenance differences in flushing ... exine and intine structures The pollen grains have a regular oval form with longitudinal scars symmetrically arranged and are 30-45 μm in size (Jovanovi&jadnr; and Tucovi&jadnr;, 1975) Intraspecific...
... mapping experiment targeting a series of growthand carcass characteristics of economic importance in pig breeding, performed in a Piétrain × Large White intercross The Piétrain breed, originating ... imprinted QTL other than the one on chromosome [18] DISCUSSION We herein report the results of a whole genome scan performed in a Piétrain × Large White intercross to map QTL in uencing growthand ... QTL scan in a Piétrain × Large White F2 population 385 by Rohrer et al [20,21], de Koning et al [3] and Bidanel et al [2] All these studies were performed in F2 crosses involving Chinese and European...
... MCMC and also copes with missing marker information Following the determination of QTL within populations by LS analyses [22], we used the same dataset and applied both methods, SMD and MCMC, in ... segregating in several outbred commercial pig populations and estimated the QTL heritabilities and the associated genotypic effects Following studies by Fernando and Grossman [7], showing how information ... Chromosome B DGW (g) Table II QTL positions and heritabilities by VCA using simple deterministic (upper line) and MCMC (lower line) methods 90 Y Nagamine et al QTL in outbred pig population 91 Figure...