'Structure model' presentation slideshows

Carnegie Mellon On Board

Carnegie Mellon On Board. Phase III Final Presentation April 28, 2004. HCI. Marcos Almeida : HCI Muriel Garreta Domingo : HCI David Mitchell : ECE Jonathan Pui : ECE. Background. What is Carnegie Mellon On Board? Team comprised of multi-disciplinary CMU students and Professors

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S. Ceri, P. Fraternali, M. Matera, A. Maurino DEI - Politecnico di Milano

Designing Multi-Role, Collaborative Web Sites with WebML The Conference Management System Case Study. S. Ceri, P. Fraternali, M. Matera, A. Maurino DEI - Politecnico di Milano [ceri, fraterna, matera, maurino]@elet.polimi.it. Presentation outline. Overview of the WebML model

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Developing Applications with WebML

Web Engineering. Developing Applications with WebML. Where are we?. Overview. Introduction What is WebML? Summary Slides material is taken from webml.org. Why WebML?. INTRODUCTION. WebML purpose. WebML aims at providing a structured approach to the design of Data-intensive Web sites

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Document Object Model (DOM)

Document Object Model (DOM). Outline. Introduction of DOM Overview of DOM DOM Relationships Standard DOM. Document Is The Application. With the introduction of client-side event-handling scripting languages such as JavaScript, the nature of documents changed from passive to active.

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Application of Maximum Entropy Principle to software failure prediction

Application of Maximum Entropy Principle to software failure prediction. Wu Ji Software Engineering Institute BeiHang University. Agenda. Introduction Problem and focus Method and models Results Conclusions. Introduction.

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Corporate Governance across Ethics, Culture & Citizenship; What to give and what to expect?

The Effects of HRM Practices on Organizational Performance in Lebanese banks. Ali H. Halawi Lebanese International University Wael S. Zaraket Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University. Corporate Governance across Ethics, Culture & Citizenship; What to give and what to expect? . Focus points.

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Energy Data Visualization

Energy Data Visualization . Bill- Jinsong Wang CS Kent Sate Fall 2013 . Paper Information .

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Example 5.2: Anhydrous Sodium carbonate

Example 5.2: Anhydrous Sodium carbonate Structure with strong harmonic modulation of positions and ADP. Chemical formula: Na 2 CO 3 3d ? incommensurate ? commensurate. Alpha 9.02, 5.21, 6.50 90, 90, 90 P6 3 /mmm. Beta 8.98, 5.25, 6.21 90, 90.33, 90 C2/m.

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Eclipse Demo Camp Beijing, June 29, 2013

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Digital Libraries

Digital Libraries. Lillian N. Cassel Fall 2009. A digital library. An informal definition of a digital library is a managed collection of information, with associated services, where the information is stored in digital formats and accessible over a network. --

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Methodologies for Web Information System Design

Methodologies for Web Information System Design. Peter Barna p.barna@tue.nl. Outline. Traditional IS and WIS Phases of the design cycle for WIS Navigation and Adaptation Methodologies Conclusion Questions. Work typically with well defined and closed data repository

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Practical Guide for Valuing Puttable Bond and Valuation

A puttable bond is a bond in which the investor has the right to sell the bond back to the issuer at specified times for a specified price. At each puttable date prior to the bond maturity, the investor may get the investment money back by selling the bond back to the issuer. The underlying bonds can be fixed rate bonds or floating rate bonds. A puttable bond can therefore be considered a vanilla underlying bond with an embedded Bermudan style option. Puttable bonds protect investors. Therefore, a puttable bond normally pays investors a lower coupon than a non-callable bond. This presentation gives an overview of puttable bond and valuation model. You can find more information at http://www.finpricing.com/lib/FiPuttableBond.html

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Interest Rate Cancelable Swap Valuation and Risk

A cancelable swap provides the right but not the obligation to cancel the interest rate swap at predefined dates. Most commonly traded cancelable swaps have multiple exercise dates. Given its Bermudan style optionality, a cancelable swap can be represented as a vanilla swap embedded with a Bermudan swaption. Therefore, it can be decomposed into a swap and a Bermudan swaption. Most Bermudan swaptions in a bank book actually come from cancelable swaps. Cancelable swaps provide market participants flexibility to exit a swap. This additional feature makes the valuation complex. This presentation provides practical details for pricing cancelable swaps. You find more information at http://www.finpricing.com/lib/IrCancelableSwap.html

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Stochastic Structural Plant Models

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