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Does foreign direct investment increase the productivity of domestic firms? In search of spillovers through backward linkages

by Beata Smarzynska Javorcik - AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW , 2003
"... Many countries strive to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) in the hope that knowledge brought by multinationals will spill over to domestic industries and increase their productivity. In contrast with earlier literature that failed to find positive intra-industry spillovers from FDI, this stu ..."
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Many countries strive to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) in the hope that knowledge brought by multinationals will spill over to domestic industries and increase their productivity. In contrast with earlier literature that failed to find positive intra-industry spillovers from FDI

Machine learning for the detection of oil spills in satellite radar images

by Miroslav Kubat, Robert C. Holte, Stan Matwin, Ron Kohavi, Foster Provost - Machine Learning , 1998
"... Abstract. During a project examining the use of machine learning techniques for oil spill detection, we encountered several essential questions that we believedeserve the attention of the research community. Weuse our particular case study to illustrate such issues as problem formulation, selectiono ..."
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, selectionofevaluation measures, and data preparation. We relate these issues to properties of the oil spill application, such asitsimbalanced class distribution, that are shown to be common to many applications. Our solutions to these issues are implemented in the Canadian Environmental Hazards Detection System (CEHDS

Spill Code Minimization via Interference Region Spilling

by Peter Bergner, Peter Dahl, David Engebretsen, Matthew O'Keefe - in SIGPLAN Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation , 1997
"... Many optimizing compilers perform global register allocation using a Chaitin-style graph coloring algorithm. Live ranges that cannot be allocated to registers are spilled to memory. The amount of code required to spill the live range depends on the spilling heuristic used. Chaitin's spilling he ..."
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Many optimizing compilers perform global register allocation using a Chaitin-style graph coloring algorithm. Live ranges that cannot be allocated to registers are spilled to memory. The amount of code required to spill the live range depends on the spilling heuristic used. Chaitin's spilling

Spill Prevention

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"... There are many military sites in Alaska that are contaminated with hazardous substances. Over 700 sites have been identified that may need cleanup. At active installations, the Department of Defense (DoD) branch using it (such as the Army, Navy or Air Force) usually leads the investigation and clean ..."
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There are many military sites in Alaska that are contaminated with hazardous substances. Over 700 sites have been identified that may need cleanup. At active installations, the Department of Defense (DoD) branch using it (such as the Army, Navy or Air Force) usually leads the investigation

Validating register allocation and spilling

by Silvain Rideau, Xavier Leroy
"... Abstract. Following the translation validation approach to highassurance compilation, we describe a new algorithm for validating a posteriori the results of a run of register allocation. The algorithm is based on backward dataflow inference of equations between variables, registers and stack locatio ..."
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locations, and can cope with sophisticated forms of spilling and live range splitting, as well as many forms of architectural irregularities such as overlapping registers. The soundness of the algorithm was mechanically proved using the Coq proof assistant. 1

and Chalk Point spill responses

by Dr. Seth Tuler, Rebecca Kay, Dr. Thomas, P. Seager, S. P. Tuler, R. Kay, T. P. Seager , 2006
"... Oil spill response is defined as encompassing all activities involved in containing and cleaning up the oil in ways that achieve the following over-arching goals: 1. Maintaining safety of human life; 2. Stabilizing the situation to preclude it from worsening, and 3. Minimizing adverse environmental ..."
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Oil spill response is defined as encompassing all activities involved in containing and cleaning up the oil in ways that achieve the following over-arching goals: 1. Maintaining safety of human life; 2. Stabilizing the situation to preclude it from worsening, and 3. Minimizing adverse environmental

The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

by J. Steven Picoul , 1989
"... Technological disasters are zlniq~le in that they res~llt in long-term social impacts. The mitigation of such impacts is an area that has received little attention in both the disaster and the applied sociology literatures. This article presents a description of a cz~ltz~rally sensitive mitigation s ..."
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Sound, Alaska. The 2-day event resulted in many testimonies n b o ~ ~ t personal experiences with the oil spill. Post-Talking Circle activities by Eyak Village members indicate increased c ~ ~ l t u r a l wareness and political mobilization. These findings sug-gest that this mitigation strategy

and Oil Spill Response

by I. Linkov, F. K. Satterstrom, A. Tkachuk, A. Levchenko, T. P. Seager, J. R. Figueira, T. Tervonen , 2006
"... The Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) of 1993 requires US federal agencies to establish objective, quantifiable goals describing the outcomes of agency programs. The purposes of the Act are fairly straightforward: to improve confidence, performance, accountability, feedback, decision mak ..."
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have largely resulted from ad hoc efforts within agencies with different degrees of expertise related to performance measurement, public or stakeholder participation, and decision support. Consequently, the requirements of the Act remain a source of concern to many federal agency managers. This paper

OIL SPILLS AND SAFETY LEGISLATION

by Emilia Luoma , 2009
"... Since 19th century when the first oil tankers started to operate there have been many major oil tanker accidents which have caused public outcry and political pressure to develop maritime safety legislation. The Torrey Canyon (1967) accident was the first major oil accident that had an impact on int ..."
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Since 19th century when the first oil tankers started to operate there have been many major oil tanker accidents which have caused public outcry and political pressure to develop maritime safety legislation. The Torrey Canyon (1967) accident was the first major oil accident that had an impact

Optimizing for Reduced Code Space Using Genetic Algorithms

by Keith D. Cooper, Philip J. Schielke, Devika Subramanian , 1999
"... Code space is a critical issue facing designers of software for embedded systems. Many traditional compiler optimizations are designed to reduce the execution time of compiled code, but not necessarily the size of the compiled code. Further, di#erent results can be achieved by running some optimizat ..."
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Code space is a critical issue facing designers of software for embedded systems. Many traditional compiler optimizations are designed to reduce the execution time of compiled code, but not necessarily the size of the compiled code. Further, di#erent results can be achieved by running some
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