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POMS Abstract Acceptance - 011-0754 Critical Chain Project Management Theory and Practice

It is now over 10 years since the first publication on Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) (Goldratt, 1997) and since then software and implementation practice has rapidly developed. The logic and assumptions underpinning this new knowledge has recently been published (Goldratt, 2007) in the form of a strategy and tactics (S&T) tree. It is, therefore, timely to review the CCPM claims from ...

TR-UTEDGE-2006-011 Julien.ppt

The development of routing protocols for mobile ad hoc networks is a challenging and active research area, and a variety of approaches have been developed. Among them, geographic routing strategies use knowledge of the devices’ physical positions to achieve efficient routing performance – a critical goal for networks of resource-constrained devices. Strategies have also been developed to perfor...

Nutritional effects 011 carcass quality

Carcass growth is made up primarily of fat and protein. As cattle approach mature weight, carcass gain makes up a higher percentage of total gain. This is why dressing percentage increases with days on feed. Although performance is typically reduced for long fed cattle, adjusting performance for dressing percent can give us an indication of the performance of carcass growth. Fat makes up a high...

First-principles study on field evaporation of surface atoms from W(011) and Mo(011) surfaces

The simulations of field-evaporation processes for surface atoms on W(011) and Mo(011) surfaces are implemented using first-principles calculations based on the real-space finite-difference method. The threshold values of the external electric field for evaporation of the surface atoms, which are ∼ 6 V/Å for tungsten and ∼ 5 V/Å for molybdenum, are in agreement with the experimental results. Wh...

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