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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Rockwood"”.

  1. A Feasibility Study of an Investigation into the Factors of Frailty

    … stress when confronted with minor health issues (Rockwood & Hubbard, 2004). A universally acceptable clinical definition of frailty has not been established to date: remaining elusive and is in need of description and analysis (Karunananthan et al, 2009).<br/><br/>This feasibility study explored …

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  2. Lagrangian Visualization and Real-Time Identification of the Vortex Shedding Time in the Wake of a Circular Cylinder

    <p>The flow around a circular cylinder, a canonical bluff body, has been extensively studied in the literature to determine the mechanisms that cause the formation of vortices in the cylinder wake. Understanding of these mechanisms has led to myriad attempts to control the vortices either to …

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  3. Economic allocation of computation time with computation markets

    Thesis (M. Eng.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1994.

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  4. From enclosure to embrace : punitive isolation and network culture

    Cultural theorists such as Henry Jenkins¹, Lawrence Lessig², Yochai Benkler³ , Robert Hassan⁴, and Manuel Castells⁵, have written extensively on the role of network communications technologies in reconfiguring contemporary culture. While the penetration of the "information society" is now …

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