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Geographic pattern routing for MANETOR in IVC

by Jiang Hao, Kun Mean Hou, Jian-jin Li, Chen Lijia
"... This paper proposes a novel routing protocol dedicated to IVC. This routing protocol, named as geographic pattern routing (GPR). The protocol does not need to search route frequently, so sufficient bandwidth is reserved for application packets, and QoS is easily guaranteed. It has ingredients to sup ..."
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This paper proposes a novel routing protocol dedicated to IVC. This routing protocol, named as geographic pattern routing (GPR). The protocol does not need to search route frequently, so sufficient bandwidth is reserved for application packets, and QoS is easily guaranteed. It has ingredients

Geographic Concentration in U.S. Manufacturing Industries: A Dartboard Approach

by Glenn Ellison, Edward L. Glaeser - Journal of Political Economy
"... This paper discusses the prevalence of Silicon Valley–style localiza-tions of individual manufacturing industries in the United States. A model in which localized industry-specific spillovers, natural ad-vantages, and pure random chance all contribute to geographic concentration is used to develop a ..."
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localized. In many industries, however, the degree of localization is slight. We explore the nature of agglomerative forces in describing patterns of concentration, the geographic scope of localization, and the coagglomeration of related industries and of industries with strong upstream-downstream ties.

INTERPRETING GEOGRAPHICAL PATTERNS

by Of Y Chromosome Variation, A. J. Boyce
"... the site of Africa’s earliest state, lies near the crossroads of two other continents, and has had historic interactions with all its neighboring regions. This alone would make it an ideal place to study historical population biology. Egypt can also be conceptualized as a lin-ear oasis in the easter ..."
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the site of Africa’s earliest state, lies near the crossroads of two other continents, and has had historic interactions with all its neighboring regions. This alone would make it an ideal place to study historical population biology. Egypt can also be conceptualized as a lin-ear oasis in the eastern Sahara, one that traverses several regions of Africa. An oasis can be a way station or serve as a refugium, as well as be a place of settlement with its own special biological and cultural adaptive strategies. Both of these perspectives—crossroads and oasis/refugium— can be expected to provide insight into the processes that could have affected the Nile valley’s populations/peoples. From these vantage points History in Africa 32 (2005), 221–246 1Discussions over a long period of time with G.A. Harrison provided useful input for the outline of this presentation, as did John Baines. P. Underhill provided useful comments that improved this manuscript. I wish to also thank F. Wendorf, F. Hassan, C. Ehret, A. Brooks, and R. Kittles, and the numerous participants at the Poznan

Geographic Patterns of At-Risk Species

by Curtis H. Flather, Michael S. Knowles, Jason Mcnees, Forest Service Flather, Curtis H. Knowles, Michael S. Mcnees, Jason Geographic
"... This technical document supports the Forest Service’s requirement to assess the status of renewable natural resources as mandated by the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974. It updates past reports on the trends and geographic patterns of species formally listed as threaten ..."
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This technical document supports the Forest Service’s requirement to assess the status of renewable natural resources as mandated by the Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974. It updates past reports on the trends and geographic patterns of species formally listed

Geography-informed Energy Conservation for Ad Hoc Routing

by Ya Xu, John Heidemann, Deborah Estrin - ACM MOBICOM , 2001
"... We introduce a geographical adaptive fidelity (GAF) algorithm that reduces energy consumption in ad hoc wireless networks. GAF conserves energy by identifying nodes that are equivalent from a routing perspective and then turning off unnecessary nodes, keeping a constant level of routing fidelity. GA ..."
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We introduce a geographical adaptive fidelity (GAF) algorithm that reduces energy consumption in ad hoc wireless networks. GAF conserves energy by identifying nodes that are equivalent from a routing perspective and then turning off unnecessary nodes, keeping a constant level of routing fidelity

Geographic patterns of renal cancer in the United

by William J. Blot, Ph. D, Joseph F. Fraumenl - States, J. Natl. Cancer Inst , 1979
"... ABSTRACT-Mapping of the geographic distribution of renal cancer mortality for groupings of U.S. counties revealed cluster-Ing of elevated rates among white males and females In the upper north-central part of the country. Throughout the United States, mortality Increased with urbanization for mal.. ..."
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ABSTRACT-Mapping of the geographic distribution of renal cancer mortality for groupings of U.S. counties revealed cluster-Ing of elevated rates among white males and females In the upper north-central part of the country. Throughout the United States, mortality Increased with urbanization for mal

The Geographic Patterns of the Exceptional Longevity in Croatia

by Marija Ma{anovi} , Selma [ Ogori} , Ivana Kol~i} , Ivo Curi} , Ankica Smoljanovi} , Senad Rami} , Matija^ala , Ozren Pola{ek , 2009
"... A B S T R A C T The aim of this study was to provide an overview of the exceptional longevity patterns in Croatia. ..."
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A B S T R A C T The aim of this study was to provide an overview of the exceptional longevity patterns in Croatia.

Mining frequent geographic patterns with knowledge constraints

by Vania Bogorny, Sandro Camargo, Paulo Martins Engel, Luis Otavio Alvares - In ACM-GIS , 2006
"... The large amount of patterns generated by frequent pattern mining algorithms has been extensively addressed in the last few years. In geographic pattern mining, besides the large amount of patterns, many are well known geographic domain associations. Existing algorithms do not warrant the eliminatio ..."
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The large amount of patterns generated by frequent pattern mining algorithms has been extensively addressed in the last few years. In geographic pattern mining, besides the large amount of patterns, many are well known geographic domain associations. Existing algorithms do not warrant

Temporal and geographic patterns of isolates of nonpolio enteroviruses in the United

by Raymond A. Strikas, Larry J. Anderson, Robert A. Parker , 1986
"... poral and geographic patterns of the most common types of NPEV isolated. The number of isolates varied from year to year, partly because of variation in the number of report-ing laboratories and partly because of true variation in the rate of isolation. The most common types isolated also varied fro ..."
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poral and geographic patterns of the most common types of NPEV isolated. The number of isolates varied from year to year, partly because of variation in the number of report-ing laboratories and partly because of true variation in the rate of isolation. The most common types isolated also varied

GEOGRAPHICAL PATTERNS OF CULTURAL VALUES, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

by Tamara Jovanov Marjanova
"... ABSTRACT Globalization and information technologies are new realities that have brought profound changes in lifestyles worldwide. This is reshaping the overall pattern of life custom, cultural production, consumption and trade in a world increasingly filled with changes and economic diversity. In a ..."
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shown entrepreneurial talents and have succeeded. It is culture that principally explains, in many cases, or geographical pattern where some countries are developing more rapidly and more successfully than others. How to explain economic success of this nation's miracles or simple the secret
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