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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"JOINTNESS"”.

  1. The cost of Jointness : insights from environmental monitoring systems in low Earth orbit

    The term jointness refers to activities or operations that are executed collaboratively by more than one government agency or military department. While joint operations have become increasingly common and successful, the government continues to struggle with joint system acquisition: in fact, …

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  2. Two Essays on Resource Economics: A Study of the Statistical Evidence for Global Warming and An Analysis of Overcompliance with Effluent Standards Among Wastewater Treatment Plants

    … (BOD). The testable hypotheses are: whether jointness in pollution control between nitrogen and BOD can explain overcompliance and whether variation in BOD output can explain BOD overcompliance. These hypotheses are examined by developing a conceptual model of BOD overcompliance and …

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  3. ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΕΣ ΚΛΙΜΑΚΑΣ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΘΝΙΚΗ ΤΡΑΠΕΖΑ ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ

    … PROCESS OF THE BANK WAS CHARACTERIZED BY JOINTNESS AND NON-SEPARABILITY. - THE COST CURVES PER PRODUCT WERE, IN GENERAL, U-SHAPED, INDICATING BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ECONOMIES OF SCALE, - SUBSTANTIAL ECONOMIES OF SCOPE WERE DETECTED, - NEITHER TECHNOLOGY, NOR COMPETITION OR THE …

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  4. Beyond the Flâneur: Walking, Passage and Crossing in London and Paris in the Nineteenth Century

    … flâneur’s permanent in-betweenness or ‘out-of-jointness’ makes him ‘contemporary’1 – more capable than others of grasping his own time. <br/>1 Giorgio Agamben, ‘What is the contemporary?’ in Nudities, trans. David Kishik and Stefan Pedatella (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2010), …

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