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Table 5-U.S. Department of Agriculture research budget by area*

in An Economic Perspective
by United States, Margriet F. Caswell, Keith O. Fuglie, Cassandra A. Klotz, Keith O. Fuglie, Ra A. Klotz Resources 1998
"... In PAGE 22: ... 72). Table5 shows the allocation of funds by area within USDA for FY 1992-94. The future supply of agricultural biotechnology prod- ucts will depend on investments in R&D, The amount of public and private investment in agricul- tural biotechnology research and the range of biotechnology-derived products that are developed will depend on economic factors and public policies.... ..."

Table 3: Research themes for the department laboratories

in Media Education at the Bauhaus-University Weimar
by Charles A. Wuthrich
"... In PAGE 3: ... This means that students will have the possibility of working on four research projects in the last part of his study course, for a total of 16 hours per week presence at the lab each semester, which gives them 24 credit points if the project is concluded and defended successfully. The department is currently setting up laboratories centered around the research themes listed in Table3 . Additionally to the work on projects, students have to get credits for accompanying courses in the quantity of 4 weekly hours per semester, giving them a total of 6 ECTS credit points per semester.... ..."

Table 1: Parameters to be Optimized Department Policy Parameters

in EVALUATING REFINERY SUPPLY CHAIN POLICIES AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS THROUGH SIMULATION-OPTIMIZATION
by L. F. Perrone, F. P. Wiel, J. Liu, B. G. Lawson, D. M. Nicol, R. M. Fujimoto, Lee Ying Koo, Yuhong Chen
"... In PAGE 2: ... In this work we seek to optimize them. These parameters are summarized in Table1 and explained in the next paragraph. Figure 1: Typical Refinery Supply Chain Table 1: Parameters to be Optimized Department Policy Parameters ... ..."

Table 8 Policy states Department Head approval of photographic reproduction requests is necessary

in LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RESEARCH CENTERS
by Advisor Dr, Helen R. Tibbo, Laurence Gavin, Helen R. Tibbo 2006
"... In PAGE 35: ...6 Missing 1 3.1 Total 32 100 Once a patron decides to follow the procedure set in the photographic reproduction services policy to make a request to reproduce an on-line photographic image, 75% of the time that request must be approved by the department head ( Table8 ). Table 9 illustrates that approval of requests at this level have been established for more than three years and the implementation of it is ongoing.... ..."

Table 5. The five major disciplines of the Department of Plant Production, their areas of interest, units of analysis and research approaches.

in Helsinki 2004
by Juha Tuunainen

Table 8. Number of National Researchers by Department, INRAN (1975-91)5

in An Economic Analysis of Research and Technology Transfer of Millet, Sorghum, and Cowpeas in Niger
by Cowpeas In Niger, Valentina Mazzucato, Samba Ly, Carl Liedholm, Michael T. Weber

Table 2: Last 10 Doctoral Dissertations completed in the Department of Engineering and Public Policy as of 1999.

in
by M. Granger Morgan
"... In PAGE 6: ...he titles of the approximately 100 Ph.D.s the department had granted by 1999. Table2 summarizes the most recent ten. The Ph.... ..."

Table A2: Sources of information about Provincial Tourism Policy and Legislation Province Department Website Tel. No

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2002

Table 1 shows the relationship between proximity and collaboration in a contingency table. It demonstrates that increases in physical proximity are associated with increases in successful collaboration both for researchers in the same department and those in different departments, and both for researchers with similar and dissimilar research interests.

in Informal Communication in Organizations: . . .
by Robert E. Kraut, Robert S. Fish, Robert W. Root, Barbara L. Chalfonte, I S. Oskamp, Robert E. Kraut, Robert S. Fish, Robert W. Root, Barbara L. Chalfonte
"... In PAGE 31: ...48 717 9.07 Table1 . Association of Proximity and Collaboration All of the phenomena we identified above probably contribute to this association of physical proximity and successful collaboration.... In PAGE 33: ... In the physical world concentration is accomplished by putting people who need to communicate close together. For example, as Table1 showed, researchers in the same subunit and those who share research interests tend to be located in the same area in a building. In the telecommunications domain, everyone who is connected to a common network is in some sense equally accessible, absent the constraints of distance- sensitive charges and lost phone numbers.... ..."

Table 1 Class instance recognition accuracy when exploring CMU Computer Science Department Web site, after training on computer science departments at four other universities student faculty person research_ course department Overall

in Learning to Construct Knowledge Bases from the World Wide Web
by Mark Craven, Dan DiPasquo, Dayne Freitag, Andrew McCallum, Tom Mitchell, Kamal Nigam, Sean Slattery
"... In PAGE 5: ... How accurate is the system in extracting such information? In this experiment, the system visited 2722 Web pages at the new Carnegie Mellon site, and as a result added 374 new class instances to its knowledge base. The fraction of correctly extracted instances is summarized in Table1 . For example, this table indicates that the system created 28 new knowledge base instances of the class course.... ..."
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