Two Chaotic Patterns of Dynamic Risk Definition for Solving Hazardous Materials Routing Problem by Abbas Mahmoudabadi

“…In an experimental road network, which consists of eighty-nine nodes and one hundred and one two-way links, two different methods of generating chaotic variables have been used for applying the proposed procedure. …”
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The role of time management in the self-organisation of the individual within an effective self-marketing model by L. A. Gladkova, I. V. Gordeev

“…Two tests have been conducted among two hundred respondents of the following categories: non-working students, working students, freelancers, specialists, middle managers and top managers. …”
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O rio Potengi e a cidade do Natal em cinco tempos históricos. Aproximações e distanciamentos by Rubenilson B. Teixeira

“…During its history of over four hundred years, the city sometimes approximates, sometimes distances itself from the river, in a movement which is not only physical, but also social and symbolic. …”
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Partial fanout multicast switching model of reconfigurable foundation network by Bo ZHANG, Bin-qiang WANG, Sheng-ping ZHU

“…The multicast switching model using copying before scheduling and fanout copying modes had worse large-scale extensibility capability in traditional technology system.A partial fanout multicast switching model with basic switching fabric comprised by 2×2 Boolean cells and Boolean group concentrators was proposed facing to reconfigurable foundation network.Self-routing path selected was realized by partial fanout copying mode and quaternary symbols cut-through coding.Unicast blocking probability,multicast blocking probability and multicast fanout ratio iterative course was deduced based on unicast and multicast mixed business source.The simulation result shows that the value of multicast blocking probability is from 10^-10 to 10^-2 based on Bernoulli uniform business source when normalized unicast load 0.2,the model can meet time QoS requirement because the value of multicast time delay is less than hundred nano-second level limit.…”
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Dirva company by Vladas Žukas

“…Original books were predominant, with the company publishing over one hundred author books. „Dirva" contributed significantly to the development of typographic and artistic culture in Lithuanian book publishing (through its printing house) and book distribution (through its bookshops). …”
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KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICES OF CONSUMPTION OFCARBONATED BEVERAGES: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY by Talha Mufeed Siddiqui et al

“…A questionnaire with 26 closed ended questions was designed for the present study which consists of questions regarding knowledge, attitude and practice of consumption of sweetened carbonated beverages. One hundred and ninety nine (99.5%) of the subjects enjoyed drinking soft drinks. …”
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Da Terra-floresta à Terra Indígena: A construção de um território político yanomami by Estevão Benfica Senra

“…However, the construction of the Yanomami political territory in Brazil is not limited only to its legal demarcation, but it is a permanent effort of indigenous organizations which, in addition to the challenge of facing external pressures (invasions and legislative maneuvers), must also guarantee the ethno-territorial unity of a hundred villages which establish intercommunity relations that are always contextual and specific.…”
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The Impact of Sira Vedha (Phlebotomy) at the Right Elbow Joint in the Treatment of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease - A Research Report by Gaurav Sawarkar, Punam Sawarkar

“…This clinical trial aimed to generate evidence for Sira Vedha in NAFLD patients. One hundred eleven patients with Grade I/II NAFLD were randomly assigned to either a control group (diet and exercise) or an intervention group (Sira Vedha, diet, and exercise). …”
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Pour de nouvelles rencontres en Pays de Caux by Boris Menguy

“…In 2014, a workshop organised by the urban planning agency of the region of Le Havre and the Seine estuary area focused on this question and made it possible to develop, with the valuable contributions of three fourth year students from the Ecole national supérieur du paysage (ENSP), approximately one hundred original proposals for fringe areas belonging to five landscape entities included in the master urban plan for the Le Havre Pointe de Caux estuary area. …”
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CMOS: Efficient Clustered Data Monitoring in Sensor Networks by Jun-Ki Min

“…Tiny and smart sensors enable applications that access a network of hundreds or thousands of sensors. Thus, recently, many researchers have paid attention to wireless sensor networks (WSNs). …”
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Bus Admittance Matrix Revisited: Performance Challenges on Modern Computers by Hantao Cui

“…Case studies show that the admittance matrix method is generally slower than the element-wise method for grid test cases with thousands to hundreds of thousands of buses, especially on CPUs with support for wide vector instructions. …”
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Le couloir ouest-saharien : un espace gradué by Claire Cécile Mitatre

“…For the past twenty years, the Arab speaking people of the Oued Noun area, a region located on a territory not contested by Morocco, a hundred kilometers north of the geopolitical boundary of Western Sahara, have also referred to themselves as "Sahrawi" particularly to set themselves apart from their Berber neighbors. …”
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Un site interactif au service d’une meilleure connaissance des urgences en France : Le numérique en santé au service des territoires vécus by Katerina Kononovich, Jean-Marc Macé

“…This website highlights the use of first-line care (access to emergency services) to identify the inadequacies between the care supply and the real care "needs" of the populations. In 2015, five hundred fifty-seven official emergency services operated in metropolitan France and received more than 17 million first-time visitors for emergency care. …”
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RURAL POPULATION DYNAMICS IN THE CURVATURE CARPATHIANS by DANIELA VIOLETA NANCU

“…The analysis of the numerical evolution throughout the rural Curvature Carpathians covers one hundred years (1910–2011) and is based on census data. …”
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Les effets ambivalents des héritages dans la reconversion des anciens territoires nucléaires by Belinda Ravaz, Teva Meyer, Pierre-Henri Bombenger, Brice Martin, Massimiliano Capezzali

“…Across the world, 165 reactors have been permanently shut down and more than one hundred are expected to be decommissioned in the near futur. …”
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Bibliography and research of the press of the Communist Party of Lithuania of 1917-1940 by Žiedūnė Zaveckieenė

“…Currently, more than 10 researchers are actively working on this topic. Hundreds of articles dedicated to this subject have been published in selected scientific works such as "Book Research" ("Knygotyra"), "The Problems of the LCP History" ("LKP istorijos klausimai"), and "Journalistics" ("Žurnalistika"). …”
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Al-Ḥudayyda sous occupation ottomane (1849-1918) by Patrice Chevalier

“…Having just a little hundred inhabitants originally, al- Ḥudayyda’s population grows to 42 000 people on the eve of World War I.Is the cohabitation under the Ottoman administration going to generate exchanges or borrowings between the various communities or not? …”
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Why Be Funny: The Influence of Social Norms on the Communicative Functions of Humor by Nathan Miczo, John C. Meyer

“…However, the theory argues that those norms are influenced by a set of moderators that can strengthen or attenuate proposed relationships. One hundred and sixty-three college students completed measures of TNSB variables (descriptive norms, injunctive norms, outcome expectation, group identification, and reward) as well as Ramsey and Meyer’s functions of humor scale (identification, clarification, enforcement, and differentiation). …”
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De la « déportation-abandon » à la réintégration des « ex-koulaks » : les modulations de la répression à l’égard des paysans soviétiques (1930-1948) by Hélène Mondon

“…In 1930 and 1931, more than one million eight hundred thousand peasants were sent into internal exile, becoming Stalin’s first « special settlers ».In 1930, the Soviet Northern territory was chosen to be the laboratory of this repressive and social experimentation on human beings that obliged thousands of peasant families to extract the natural resources of these frozen hinterlands. …”
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Haplotypes-based genetic analysis: benefits and challenges by D. Sehgal, S. Dreisigacker

“…By grouping thousands of SNPs into a few hundred haplotype blocks, complexity of the data can be reduced with fewer statistical tests and a lower probability of spurious associations. …”
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