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Table 1. Overview of Current Approaches for Integrating the Digital Healthcare Enterprise [Sunyaev et al. 2008]

in Helmut Krcmar
by Andreas Schweiger, Ali Sunyaev, Jan Marco Leimeister, Technische Universität München
"... In PAGE 6: ... These contribute to the present status for information systems and their integration. Some prominent examples are described in Table1 . All of these, except the SCIPHOX-approach, include an electronic health record.... ..."

Table 11: % of the 9/11 coverage from wire stories or network

in suggests surprising answers PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE First Amendment Center
by F Irst, A Mendment, C Enter, George Kennedy, Esther Thorson 2002

Table 9.11: Comparison of the total power for the Entire Design

in Behavioral Profiling Based High Level Power Estimation Methodologies for VLSI ASIC and FPGA Synthesis
by Srinivas Katkoori

Table 9-11. TCL4 parameter for resource requests

in Project Number: IST-1999-10077
by Project Title Adaptive, Author(s) Heinz Doerken, Cornelius Heidemann, Ralf Widera, Tero Kilkanen, Natalia Miettinen (eli, Felix Strohmeier (spu, Dietmar Katzengruber, Michael Titze, Pieler Gerd, Marek Dabrowski, Zbigniew Kopertowski, Zbigniew Kopertowski, Andrzej Bak (tps, Halina Tarasiuk, Wojciech Burakowski (wut
"... In PAGE 116: ...IST-1999-10077-WP3.2-TPS-3202-PU-R/b0 Second Trial Report Page 116 of 148 Root Pool TCL Ingress / Egress RS max [kbit/s] RS Tot [kbit/s] TCL1 Ingress 1900 1900 Egress 1900 1900 TCL2 Ingress 2850 2850 Egress 2850 2850 TCL3 Ingress 3800 3800 Egress 3800 3800 TCL4 Ingress 950 950 Egress 950 950 Table9 -1. RP initial configuration The following Table 9-2 shows the parameter settings for the RP algorithm.... In PAGE 116: ...2-TPS-3202-PU-R/b0 Second Trial Report Page 116 of 148 Root Pool TCL Ingress / Egress RS max [kbit/s] RS Tot [kbit/s] TCL1 Ingress 1900 1900 Egress 1900 1900 TCL2 Ingress 2850 2850 Egress 2850 2850 TCL3 Ingress 3800 3800 Egress 3800 3800 TCL4 Ingress 950 950 Egress 950 950 Table 9-1. RP initial configuration The following Table9 -2 shows the parameter settings for the RP algorithm. Parameter Amax Amin WL BlockSize Counter ReleasePeriod Value 5 1 0,9 100kbps 10 5 min Table 9-2.... In PAGE 116: ... RP initial configuration The following Table 9-2 shows the parameter settings for the RP algorithm. Parameter Amax Amin WL BlockSize Counter ReleasePeriod Value 5 1 0,9 100kbps 10 5 min Table9 -2. Parameter settings for the RP algorithm 9.... In PAGE 117: ...IST-1999-10077-WP3.2-TPS-3202-PU-R/b0 Second Trial Report Page 117 of 148 TCL Percent of QoS traffic Resources of QoS traffic Rule Map TCL1 5% 500 kBit/s Pra 1 TCL2 7,5% 750 kBit/s Pra 2 TCL3 10% 1 MBit/s Pra 31 TCL4 2,5% 250 kBit/s Pra 4 Table9 -3. Reference load distribution among TCLs on a 10 Mbit link TCL Percent of QoS traffic Resources of QoS traffic Rule Map TCL1 10% 200 kBit/s Pra 1 TCL2 15% 300 kBit/s Pra 2 TCL3 20% 400 kBit/s Pra 31 TCL4 5% 100 kBit/s Pra 4 Table 9-4.... In PAGE 117: ...2-TPS-3202-PU-R/b0 Second Trial Report Page 117 of 148 TCL Percent of QoS traffic Resources of QoS traffic Rule Map TCL1 5% 500 kBit/s Pra 1 TCL2 7,5% 750 kBit/s Pra 2 TCL3 10% 1 MBit/s Pra 31 TCL4 2,5% 250 kBit/s Pra 4 Table 9-3. Reference load distribution among TCLs on a 10 Mbit link TCL Percent of QoS traffic Resources of QoS traffic Rule Map TCL1 10% 200 kBit/s Pra 1 TCL2 15% 300 kBit/s Pra 2 TCL3 20% 400 kBit/s Pra 31 TCL4 5% 100 kBit/s Pra 4 Table9 -4. Reference load distribution among TCLs on a 2 Mbit link Rule Map Rho ingress Rho egress bufferSpace Packet- DropProb rttInterDorn rttIntraDorn Pra 1 1 1 Pra 2 1 1 Pra 31 0,7 0,7 40 0,1 0,01 0,31 Pra 4 1 1 Table 9-5.... In PAGE 117: ... Reference load distribution among TCLs on a 10 Mbit link TCL Percent of QoS traffic Resources of QoS traffic Rule Map TCL1 10% 200 kBit/s Pra 1 TCL2 15% 300 kBit/s Pra 2 TCL3 20% 400 kBit/s Pra 31 TCL4 5% 100 kBit/s Pra 4 Table 9-4. Reference load distribution among TCLs on a 2 Mbit link Rule Map Rho ingress Rho egress bufferSpace Packet- DropProb rttInterDorn rttIntraDorn Pra 1 1 1 Pra 2 1 1 Pra 31 0,7 0,7 40 0,1 0,01 0,31 Pra 4 1 1 Table9 -5. DBAC parameter for TCLs 9.... In PAGE 118: ....4.1.1 Resource Requests for TCL1 The following parameters are used to set up the resource reservations for all TCL1 tests. PR 10 kBit/s BSP 125 Bytes Table9 -6. Parameter for resource requests for TCL1 er1spu br1taa er1taa br1tps er2taa er3taa 10 Mbit 10 Mbit 10 Mbit 2 Mbit 2 Mbit Warsaw Tunnel H MM1 (10.... In PAGE 120: ....4.1.2 Resource Requests for TCL2 The following parameters were used to set up the resource reservations for all TCL2 tests. PR 250 kBit/s SR 125 kBit/s Table9 -7. Parameter for resource requests for TCL2 9.... In PAGE 121: ....4.1.3.1 Scenario for resource requests for TCL3 (SR = 150 kBit/s) The following parameters are used to set up the resource reservations for this test. SR 150 kBit/s BSS 125 Bytes Table9 -8. TCL3 parameter for resource requests The resource requests are shown in the figure below.... In PAGE 122: ...0 lt;= linkC: 10000000; Policy constraint check failed; Equation P2: 1.025E7 lt;= 10000000 Table9 -9. Policy constraint check failed in reservation 14th The output of this test indicates a bug in the implementation or in the specification for TCL3, which was not solved until the end of the trial phase.... In PAGE 122: ....4.1.3.2 Scenario for resource requests for TCL3 (SR = 250 kBit/s) The following parameters are used to set up the resource reservations for this test. SR 250 kBit/s BSS 125 Bytes Table9 -10. TCL3 parameter for resource requests ... ..."

Table 7 Occurrences of TERROR* in 33 post9/11 texts

in Gutachter: Ao.Univ.-Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Grosser
by Zur Erlangung Des Magistergrades, An Der Geisteswissenschaftlichen Fakultät, Der Universität Salzburg, Dominik Engel, Salzburg Februar

Table 2 9-11 Themes on Day One. NYC

in Dynamic Analysis of News Streams: Institutional versus Environmental Effects
by Kevin Dooley, Chain Management

Table 24: Inequality Projections 2003 and 2008.

in The Wage Labor Market and Inequality in Vietnam in the 1990s John Luke Gallup
by Jgallup Maine Rr, John Luke Gallup
"... In PAGE 19: ...roduct (GDP) per person grew 5.5% per year from 1988 to 1998. In other words, this is a projection of what would happen to income inequality if Vietnamese economic growth continued as it has in the recent past. The inequality projections are shown in Table24 . The first column shows the actual figures for 1998, and the second and third columns show the projects for 2003 and 2008, respectively.... In PAGE 21: ...20 If the divergence of agricultural and non-agricultural incomes is slower than predicted in Table24 , but income distribution within the agriculture and non-agriculture remain unchanged, then income distribution will worsen more slowly than predicted in Table 24. The rising inequality that looks likely for Vietnam is a consequence of the declining role agriculture as the economy develops, and the unusually equal distribution of incomes among Vietnamese farm households.... ..."

Table 2: Example of a short dialogue containing an error in the Mercury flight travel domain. U = User, M = Mercury.

in Galaxy-II as an Architecture for Spoken Dialogue Evaluation
by Joseph Polifroni, Stephanie Seneff 2000
"... In PAGE 5: ... The UF parameter tab- ulates how many turns it took, on average, for an intended attribute to be transmitted successfully to the system. Take, for example, the dialogue in Table2 . A recog- nition error occurs on the date in turn 1, where the sys- tem misrecognizes december twenty seventh as decem- ber twenty second.... ..."
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Table 4. Sample calculation (year 2008) Item Amount

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 15: ...69M All figures contained in the tables in this section are in 1997 dollars. Table4 illustrates a sample calculation for the year 2008.... ..."

Table 1, Employment by Detailed Occupation and Projections, 1998-2008

in Promising Futures: Promising Practices In Information Technology Training For Disadvantaged Adults
by Karen Chapple, Matthew A. Zook
"... In PAGE 12: ... Entry level IT jobs The Bureau of Labor Statistics regularly prepares projections of job growth by occupation. Table1 outlines the top thirty occupations with the largest projected growth from 1998 to 2008, which together account for 49 percent of the total job growth during this period. Although a number of these jobs fall into the categories of high- and low- skilled information processors outlined in the previous section, approximately two-thirds ... ..."
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