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Questions of Trust
Ec-Saka Authentication Protocol
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2013

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Approved in oral examination by the committee
Fernando Joaquim

2008

This is alway a big step when it comes the time a student is on the finishing line of his studies and has to choose what will he do in the next months. This can likely be the end of the academic world and the transition for the profissional one. Many things have to be taken in account, starting with the choice of making a disertation or a graduation project in a real company, and ending with the selection of the thesis subject or the project to be done. In this case, I feel lucky I hadn't much doubts about what I would like to do. My erasmus experience and passion for physics guided me to a great internatinal company: CERN. Luckily enough, the project proposal really fitted my profile as using informatics, by means of a cluster, to increase performance of a physics system. And that's what really fascinates me in this world of technologies: to push limits further to support human progress.

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Accepted by………………………………………………………………………………………
Anjali Sastry

2009

Billions of dollars are spent to develop drugs for infectious diseases in developing countries. How will these drugs along with clinical services be delivered to the patients who currently do not have access to them? Health franchises have been around since early 1990s, creating networks of shops and clinics that provide specialized care to low income individuals. This thesis attempts to understand the underlying mechanisms of successful health franchises. Two cases are taken into consideration, CFWshops in Kenya and Mi Farmacita Nacional (MFN) in Mexico. Both are pharmaceutical shops with small clinics attached to them.

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Submitted in Fulfilment of the Requirements
Julie Morsillo

2006

sense of community, is no more than 100,000 words in length, exclusive of tables, figures, appendices and references. This thesis contains no material that has been submitted previously, in whole or in part, for the award of any other academic degree or diploma. Except where otherwise indicated, this thesis is my own work.

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Date of Signature
SEMIH ELBIR

2014

I wish to express my sincere gratitude to my advisors Asst. Prof. Mustafa Güden

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Received 12/11/2008 Accepted 09/02/2009
Geotechnical engineering

2009

This version is made available in accordance with publisher policies. Please cite only the published version using the reference above.

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Acknowledgement & Content
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AREA: 1 TYPE: Application Received Accepted
Jorge Tello-Gamarra

2017

En este artículo se analiza la hipótesis de que las condiciones institucionales afectan significativamente el rendimiento del gasto en Investigación y Desarrollo en sistemas de innovación relativamente rezagados. Se han analizado 51 países en desarrollo durante el período 1980-2008. El constructo dependiente consisten en: i) la productividad del trabajo; y ii) la generación de patentes. Fueron utilizadas tres medidas diferentes de calidad institucional: el control de la corrupción, la predominancia de sistemas democráticos y los derechos políticos. Los resultados empíricos proporcionan evidencia en favor de la proposición de que la calidad institucional es un factor importante en la eficiencia de los recursos aplicados con vistas a la innovación. Estos hallazgos ponen de manifiesto la necesidad de mejoras en los marcos institucionales en los países en desarrollo para que haya evolución en la relación entre el desempeño innovador y gastos en I+D en estos países. Institutional Quality...

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Recommended for Acceptance
Hendrik Hartog

2013

Borrowing the notion of standardized terms from the language of law, The Boilerplate of Everything and the Ideal of Agreement in American Law and Literature interrogates boilerplate—a presumptively obscure form—as a paradigm of expression. Using contract as a conceptual entry-point, I reveal the significance of the ideal of agreement in American literature and legal discourse from the nineteenth century to the current era. The first part of The Boilerplate of Everything focuses on legal texts read in light of literary theory. In Chapter One, I analyze common standardized terms in contracts and argue that this type of boilerplate points to a limiting principle, creating a source of interpretive authority within a document. The contract document thereby reflects and/or manifests an ideal of agreement involving the will and intention of the parties. Chapter Two examines the use of the term “boilerplate ” in judicial opinions and legal writing, presenting boilerplate as an exemplar of c...

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Acceptance Sampling Plans
Rita Aggarwala

Progressive Censoring, 2000

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O. Gorceix

2008

We report on a new type of magnetic lens that focuses atomic clouds using a static inhomogeneous magnetic field in combination with a radio-frequency field (rf). The experimental study is performed with a cloud of cold cesium atoms. The rf field adiabatically deforms the magnetic potential of a coil and therefore changes its focusing properties. The focal length can be tuned precisely by changing the rf frequency value. Depending on the rf antenna position relative to the DC magnetic profile, the focal length of the atomic lens can be either decreased or increased by the rf field.

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Date of Submission: 05/08/2010 Declaration
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Hereby I certify that the thesis has been written by me. Any help that I have received in my research work has been acknowledged. Additionally, I certify that I have not used any auxiliary sources and literature except those I cited in the thesis.

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