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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Access analysis"”.
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The writings on the wall : the spatial and literary context of domestic graffiti from Pompeii
… how their use may have changed over time. This analysis indicates that, in general, Pompeians chose highly visible, accessible, and well-trafficked locations in which to write graffiti, indicating that writers of ancient graffiti, unlike many modern, wrote these messages in areas under …
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A social interpretation of the castle in Scotland
… this aim, certain techniques of spatial analysis have been used, access analysis and planning diagrams, alongside a more experiential approach to the castle. The combination of these techniques has helped in providing an engagement with the material culture, which would not have been …
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Aspects of the late Atlantic Iron Age
… LIA I, the immediate post-broch period. Original analysis of the C-14 record confirms these divisions; they result as a combination of the effects of the Trondheim calibration curve but mainly the history of archaeological survival and previous excavation strategy. A large data base of pins and …
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Information, Communication, and Technology in Developing Countries: The Impediment to Nigeria Economic Growth
… global computing network that facilitates the access, analysis and dissemination of infinite information rapidly using advanced technology.</p> <p>Policy makers, researchers, business leaders, academics are all focusing on exploitation of technological innovation to transform economic …
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Computational Fluid Dynamics with Embedded Cut Cells on Graphics Hardware
… method that achieves coalesced memory access and uses shared memory caching to best harness the potential of GPU hardware. Multidimensional simulations use a framework of data transposes to align data with sweep dimensions to maintain optimal memory access. Analysis of the solver shows …