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System Development

Cecile Jackson · 1983

Summary.- The idea that there is a positive synergy between women’s interests and environmental conservation is examined here at two levels. First, we discuss the two main arguments in women, devel-opment and environment (WDE) literature, i.e. that women have a special and close relationship with nature, and that women are particularly altruistic and caring in their environmental management. We then scrutinize the WDE view that women are therefore the “natural ” constituency for conservation pro-jects and programs by demonstrating how a gender analysis provides both a superior framework for understanding women’s and men’s environmental relations and a potentially contrary view of the syner-gy between gender interests and environmental conservation.

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System Development

M A Jackson · Andalas University Repository (Andalas University) · 1983

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System development.

Timothy M. Newton (3600818), Evan Reid (2577412) · Figshare · 2016

<p>A) Endosomal tubulation in mock transfected and spastin depleted cells. In mock transfected cells (left panel) the endosomal resident protein SNX1 marks an endosomal subdomain and short endosomal tubules. These elongate in cells treated with spastin siRNA (right panel). Scale bar = 10μm. B) Results of automated tubule analysis with data used to develop the system. Increases in endosomal tubulation are observed in all three analysis types. The same data, manually counted, is shown for comparison. True mean length of longest tubule per image can be calculated by adding 2μm to the values shown in the length parameter histogram. 30 images were taken per condition, n = 1.</p>

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System Development

R. Jackson, R. S. Morris, W. Boardman · 1983

a method for evaluating the risk to New Zealand’s indigenous fauna from the introduction of exotic diseases and pests— including a case study on native parrots

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System development

Jackson, Michael A · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 1983

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System Development

Betty Jackson, Dr. Betty Dore, Janet Jackson · 1983

This paper presents an overview of the affects of sexual harassment on middle schools and discusses what can be done to prevent it. This paper suggests that school personnel must educate students about sexual harassment, and videos can be a particularly effective way to do this. Recent studies have shown that 81 percent of all students, grades 8 through 11, experience sexual harassment, which can originate from other students, both males and females, or from educators themselves. Sexual harassment is not about sex. Rather, it is about power; harassers like to have their own way and they make sure that others are afraid of them. This situation is exacerbated by the signals that girls receive from the advertising and entertainment industries, which often portray women as sex objects who dress up to receive attention, be it unwanted or not. Research has shown that sexual harassment affects the victim in five principal areas: physically, emotionally, in school performance and experiences, in both their immediate and later futures, and in job-related situations. Prevention is important and one way to ensure awareness of sexual harassment is through speakers, classes, and seminars. (RJM) * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. *

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Trauma system development

Robbie Lendrum, David Lockey · Anaesthesia · 2012

The word 'trauma' describes the disease entity resulting from physical injury. Trauma is one of the leading causes of death worldwide and deaths due to injury look set to increase. As early as the 1970s, it became evident that centralisation of resources and expertise could reduce the mortality rate from serious injury and that organisation of trauma care delivery into formal systems could improve outcome further. Internationally, trauma systems have evolved in various forms, with widespread reports of mortality and functional outcome benefits when major trauma management is delivered in this way. The management of major trauma in England is currently undergoing significant change. The London Trauma System began operating in April 2010 and others throughout England became operational this year. Similar systems exist internationally and continue to be developed. Anaesthetists have been and continue to be involved with all levels of trauma care delivery, from the provision of pre-hospital trauma and retrieval teams, through to chronic pain management and rehabilitation of patients back into society. This review examines the international development of major trauma care delivery and the components of a modern trauma system.

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Trading System Development

Espe, Grant, Bieber, John Brennan, Andrews, Stephen et al. · Digital WPI · 2018

The goal of this project was to develop a trading system that achieves a greater return than alternatives, like the S&P 500. Over the past year, the inflation rate in the US was 2.1%. To counteract this, it is beneficial to identify a reliable investment vehicle. This team developed a system which achieved a 19.73% return on $400,000 initial capital when trading from April 7th, 2017 to April 4th, 2018, beating inflation by 17.63% and the S&P 500 by 9.3%. The system made 634 trades and earned $0.27 for every dollar it risked on a mix of stocks and forex. Its system quality was 2.85, and its sharpe ratio was 0.79. Since the system of systems achieved a higher system quality than its underlying systems, this team recommends that a system of systems be used rather than a single trading sytem.

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Trading System Development

Kara, Attila Benjamin, Lariviere, Camden James, Tunde-Lukan, Olawole Hakeem et al. · Digital WPI · 2015

The purpose of this IQP is to scientifically develop either a profitable automated trading system or a profitable manual trading system. To accomplish this, members of the group researched fundamental concepts and theories about trading and how to develop trading systems. The members then began to implement techniques and tools to develop the trading systems. Next, team members scientifically developed their own systems that an ordinary citizen could follow. The team performed back testing and analyzed the systems through historical data to see the previous performance. Members allocated funds into each different system through discussion of the team acting as a hedge fund. The team used data tools to recover the performance of different trading systems to give thorough analysis.

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Trading System Development

Riley Joseph Doherty, Brian Mahan, Matthew John Nicholson et al. · Digital WPI · 2018

The purpose of this Interactive Qualifying Project is to develop a system of trading and investing strategies for the equity market that outperforms the major market indices. The strategies were developed individually, but each strategy was developed to perform in a specific set of market conditions to ensure that the strategies were not repetitive. Although not all individual strategies outperformed the market on a consistent basis, when combined to create a system of strategies, our group was able to develop a system of systems that regularly outperformed major market indices. The system of systems generated returns of 8.48% over a two-month period with real time trades while SPY, an ETF that tracks the S&P 500, returned just 0.3% over the same two month time period.

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