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Table 290c, Public sector transactions by sub-sector and economic category: details for

in Generational Accounting in the UK
by Roberto Cardarelli The, James Sefton, Laurence J. Kotlikoff
"... In PAGE 36: ... Table290 c is also used to make sure that our projections match with the Treasury ones. In particular, we use the amounts of fiscal revenues projected by the Treasury and rescale all the expenditure projected for the period 1998-2003 in order to have them matching the aggregates contained in Table 290c.... In PAGE 36: ...Table 290c is also used to make sure that our projections match with the Treasury ones. In particular, we use the amounts of fiscal revenues projected by the Treasury and rescale all the expenditure projected for the period 1998-2003 in order to have them matching the aggregates contained in Table290 c. In order to do so we calculate the proportion of each different projected payment over the correspondent aggregate, and then apply these proportions to the Treasury values.... ..."

Table 2. Detail of Categories for Human Made Environment- Public (Expanded from Table 1) (Ohm 1999)

in Searching for Geographic Data Sources for Land Use Planning
by Nancy Wiegand

Table 5. Publications (cont).

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 1: ... Research-Related Student Projects In this paper we present and discuss a total of 63 research-related projects that were supervised by the authors over the last six years, resulting in 132 publications, as summarized in Table 1, with project sources in Table 2, publication outlets in Table 3, and project details in Table 4. Full publication references are shown in Table5 of the Appendix. All of the 63 projects were in masters-level courses except for 4 in undergraduate courses.... In PAGE 7: ...ssues, Proc. ISECON 2004, also Info Systems Educ. J., Vol. 4, No. 82, 2006. Appendix Table5 . Publications, external ones highlighted with a shaded background.... ..."

Table 1. Parameter settings for the ACS and MMAS algorithms. Value are taken from the original publications [4,9]. Please refer to these for a detailed explanation of the parameters.

in An Analysis of Problem Difficulty for a Class of Optimisation Heuristics
by Enda Ridge, Daniel Kudenko 2007
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Table 3: Performance in frames/sec. (at 10242 pixels, single 2.6GHz Opteron CPU, including simple shading) compared to the OpenRT and MLRTA systems. Performance data is taken from [WBS07], and is for a variety of both static and animated models detailed in that publication.

in State of the Art in Ray Tracing Animated Scenes
by Ingo Wald, Warren Hunt, Steven G. Parker, Peter Shirley, et al.
"... In PAGE 18: ... Data from [WBS07]. In combination, algorithmic optimizations and SSE pro- cessing allow the DynBVH system to achieve performance that is quite interactive, and roughly on par with the best known performance for kd-trees (see Table3 ). The actual impact of the algorithm depends heavily on scene and ray distribution: As the traversal algorithm exploits coherence, its performance somewhat suffers for packets with lower co- herence and for scenes with subpixel-sized geometry, and performance in those cases can deteriorate to that of a pure packet traverser.... ..."

Table 2: Realms of Public and Private Involvement

in Political Economy of Private Roads Levinson The Political Economy of Private Roads
by David Levinson 2001
"... In PAGE 9: ... These three models are instances of a broad spectrum of possible private involvement. The degree of private versus public involvement is described in detail in Table2 . The level of private responsibility in roadways ranges from private sector contracting to provide specific services (design, operations and maintenance) for a publicly owned roadway to full private ownership of the road.... ..."

Table 5, based on available literature on the DEC Alpha [13] and Intel PentiumPro [26]. Power data in the table is normalized since we are not counting the absolute power, but evaluating the improvement can be made by our approach. We use the power model in Table 5 because power details of Itanium processor is not publicly available, however our ILP formulation can be smoothly re-targetted to Itanium architecture once we have more knowledge on Itanium low-level design details .

in Maximizing Pipelined Functional Units Usage for Minimum Power Software Pipelining
by Hongbo Yang, R. Govindarajan, Guang R. Gao, George Cai
"... In PAGE 12: ... Table5 : Power Model... ..."

Table 4. Studies on the Probability of Provider Chosen: Percentage Deterred from Public Facilities Who Go to Private Facilities Sample Change Percent

in The World Bank Research Observer, vol. 15, no. 2 (August 2000), pp. 199--224.
by The International Bank, Deon Filmer, Jeffrey S. Hammer, Lant H. Pritchett 2000
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Table 4 shows a simplified breakdown of commonly used gas detection technologies, the gases to which they respond and typical applications. The table has been simplified and expanded from a similar version in reference [26]; further detail on different types of optical sensors can be found in that publication.

in Executive Summary
by unknown authors 2006
"... In PAGE 16: ... Table4 . Established gas sensors and their uses.... ..."

Tables I and II and Fig. 2 give gross statistics about the number of ILC publications. In the next subsection and in Section III we expand on these tables by reviewing selected results from the recent literature and then separating the papers into detailed sub-classifications, respectively. TABLE I ILC RELATED PUBLICATIONS FROM WEB OF SCIENCE AND IEEE XPLORE.

in Iterative learning control: brief survey and categorization 1998 − 2004
by Hyo-sung Ahn, Yangquan Chen, Kevin L. Moore
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