This paper introduces an approach to determine cost savings in an IC design process through reuse of Intellectual Property (IP) (hardware, software cores and knowledge database). It describes the various components of reuse infrastructure that need to be deployed in a design environment to ensure

admissions for aspiration pneumonia, or in the length of stay for AP, could save the US health care system hundreds of millions of dollars each year. Wide spread tele-dysphagia management offers significant opportunities for prevention, cost-savings and advanced training, and is therefore worthy

of line conditions than those supporting older fax standards such as V.17 and 9.6 kbps. This white paper discusses the V.34 fax standard, and how those choosing to adopt 33.6 kbps fax devices and use V.34 fax technology can position themselves for benefits such as increased cost savings. V.34 Fax- Making

The reader should be aware of the specific meaning of several terms as they are used throughout this budget summary:

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biological nitrogen removal from strong ammonia landfill leachate

biological nitrogen removal from strong ammonia landfill leachate

biological nitrogen removal from strong ammonia landfill leachate

Competition has been introduced in many forms into the electric power sector in the United States and around the world. Throughout the United States, every transmission system offers access to other power generators, and wholesale power marketers and generating companies can trade bulk power at market rates. Seven Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs) or

This work analyzes the incentives to acquire cost-saving production technologies when cross-participation exists at ownership level. We show that cross-participation reduces the incentives to adopt the cost-saving production technology. The authors gratefully acknowledge financial support from