P. Muller · IUPAC Standards Online · 2016
This glossary contains definitions and explanatory notes for terms used in the context of research and publications in physical organic chemistry. Its aim is to provide guidance on physical organic chemical terminology with a view to achieve a far-reaching consensus on the definitions of useful terms and on the abandonment of unsatisfactory ones. As a consequence of the development of physical organic chemistry, and of the increasing use of physical organic terminology in other fields of chemistry, the 1994 revision of the Glossary is much expanded in comparison to the previous edition, and it also includes terms from cognate fields. A few definitions have been refined, some others totally revised in the light of comments received from the scientific community.
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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Action Research · 2014
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2023
Open heritage requires a discussion about the transferability of measures and experiences.In a relatively new field like adaptive heritage reuse (AHR), we need to learn from each other to advance ourselves and our projects.AHR measures may be seen as social innovations whose scopes and effectiveness we have yet to explore, but which can serve not only cultural heritage but also sustainable urban development (cf.Mieg, 2022; Mieg & Töpfer, 2013).In concrete terms, we might ask: can the collaborative reuse of a former convent in Naples by small business owners and cultural projects (project Scugnizzo Liberato) be implemented similarly in Budapest or Warsaw?What underlies the successful spread of the ruin bars concept that started in Budapest?And how does this differ from the hype surrounding LaFábrika detodalavida (The Factory of a Lifetime, Fig. 1), a participatory cultural space located in an abandoned cement factory in a rural region of western Spain, which is promoted by an architect network as a model for similar projects in Spain?
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Julian Pratt, Pat Gordon, Diane Plamping · 2024
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Charles L. Perrin, Israel Agranat, Alessandro Bagno et al. · IUPAC Standards Online · 2023
This Glossary contains definitions, explanatory notes, and sources for terms used in physical organic chemistry. Its aim is to provide guidance on the terminology of physical organic chemistry, with a view to achieving a consensus on the meaning and applicability of useful terms and the abandonment of unsatisfactory ones. Owing to the substantial progress in the field, this 2021 revision of the Glossary is much expanded relative to the previous edition, and it includes terms from cognate fields.
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Donald F Quigley · 1973
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R. W. Bemer · 1969
The problem of program transfer is such that most people think they understand the process better than they do. Optimism is rampant; success is elusive.
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James A. Ward · 1969
During the early development of higher order languages in 1959, we were told that programs written in such languages could be run on almost any computer. Now, ten years later, we find that programs so written not only are non-transferable from one manufacturer's computer to that of another, but, in some instances, cannot be run on two computers of the same make and model with memories of different sizes. In the intervening years, computers have become much faster and the cost per operation has become much cheaper, while the cost of programming has become relatively far more expensive. Still, we do not have program transferability and millions of dollars are spent each year on the uninspiring task of reprogramming routines on additional computers.
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2013
Healthy, self-sustaining populations for all Atlantic coast fish species or successful restoration well in progress by the year 2015.
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Harald A. Mieg · 2018
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Ye Ye (429422), Michael M. Wagner (3907417), Gregory F. Cooper (210371) et al. · Figshare · 2017
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Kenny Easwaran, Grice On Meaning · 2007
[Grice, 1957] argues for the following account of “non-natural meaning ” (i.e., ordinary linguistic meaning): “A meantNN something by x ” is roughly equivalent to “A uttered x with the intention of inducing a belief by means of the recognition of this intention. ” [Grice, 1957, p. 384] In particular, he adds, “A’s intending that the recognition should play this part implies... that he does not regard it as a foregone conclusion that the belief will be induced in the audience whether or not the intention behind the utterance is recognized.” The motivation for this particular condition is a series of examples in which A utters x with the intention of inducing a belief, and with the intention that this intention be recognized, but where (because the recognition of the intention plays no essential role in the formation of the belief) we don’t want to say that A “means ” anything by x. These examples include Herod presenting Salome with the head of John the Baptist (to get her to believe that John the Baptist
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David Nelken · 2017
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Richard Walters · Medical Informatics · 1976
As 70–90 per cent of computing costs are attributable to software, the possibility of transferring of software is important. Known problems include political, technical and systems documentation. Difficulties also occur before, during and after program transfer. MUMPS, by providing the necessary environment, assists transferability. It is important for the provider and the future user to understand all the problems of transfer, including commitment, support and documentation. A computed-aided instruction program is used to illustrate these problems, including the maintenance of language standards after delivery.70 à 90 pour cent du coût des ordinateurs sont attributables au logiciel. Aussi, la transportabilité du logiciel est-elle importante. Parmi les problèmes qu'elle soulève, on peut souligner les problèmes politiques, techniques et de documentation du système. Les difficultés apparaissent avant, pendant et après le transfert des programmes. MUMPS facilite la transportabilitè en procurant I'environnement nécessaire. II est important que les utilisateurs présents et futurs comprennent l'ensemble des problèmes liés au transfert du programme, notamment ceux de la documentation, du support et de la maintenance. Un programme d'enseignement assisté sur ordinateur a été mis au point pour illustrer ces problèmes, en particulier ceux de la maintenance des standards du langage, une fois le support livré.
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Dr Tristan Youngs, Mr Daniel Bradley, Terri-Louise Hughes et al. · Science and Technology Facilities Council · 2026
Transferability of interatomic potentials in molecular simulation is a core assumption upon which most forcefields are built. Yet, forcefields are often parameterised against limited experimental structural data in the condensed phase, or commonly none at all. We propose to investigate the structure of the ternary “moonshine” mixture at four compositions, performing full isotopic substitution on each of the three components. This will yield a rich dataset by which recent advances in multi-configuration simulation analysis implemented in the Dissolve software can be fully explored, with a view to forming coherent workflows for similarly large parametric studies which are anticipated to form a significant part of the SANDALS-II programme.
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Partha Subir Chaudhuri · OhioLink ETD Center (Ohio Library and Information Network) · 2008
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Dr Tristan Youngs, Dr Emma Barney, Dr Terri-Louise Hughes et al. · Science and Technology Facilities Council · 2024
Transferability of interatomic potentials in molecular simulation is a core assumption upon which most forcefields are built. Yet, forcefields are often parameterised against limited experimental structural data in the condensed phase, or commonly none at all. We propose to investigate the structure of the ternary “moonshine” mixture at four compositions, performing full isotopic substitution on each of the three components. This will yield a rich dataset by which recent advances in multi-configuration simulation analysis implemented in the Dissolve software can be fully explored, with a view to forming coherent workflows for similarly large parametric studies which are anticipated to form a significant part of the SANDALS-II programme.
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Bjerre, Elisa · Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) · 2022
The dataset contains all input covariates and target variable for the random forest model presented in the manuscript "A Random Forest Metamodel for Predicting Drainage Fraction and Assessment of Model Transferability to New Spatial Domains" submitted to Water Resources Research
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Benedikt Seisl · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2025
Managing a green transition to a sustainable economic system will fundamentally affect the organization of labor markets. To ensure that this green transition is also a just transition it is essential to better understand which employees are vulnerable to these labor market disruptions due to an outdated or inflexible skill-set. In other words, to know what it takes for workers to transition from brown to green requires insights on which of their skills can make this transition with them. To address this gap, I propose a text-based indicator to measure an occupation’s degree of skill transferability for the green transition. This indicator is based on cosine similarities between sentence embeddings of green tasks and non-green tasks associated with occupations. It performs equally well across occupational classifications, thus paving the way for cross-sectional comparisons. Moreover, the indicator serves as a complement to existing measures of greenness of labor markets as it allows for a more fine grained analysis of the potential transferability of skills in the green transition. The indicator can augment future research on labor market mobility in light of economic transformations. Moreover, it can assist policymakers in the design of tailored up- and re-skilling programs to ensure that labor market participants meet the skill requirements for a transition to sustainable and decent jobs.
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