Bureaucratic Justice: An Early Warning

Bureaucratic Justice : an Early Warning *

To accommodate the staggering increase in federal litigation that has occurred in recent years, the federal judicial process has been gradually, but significantly, transformed. The number of federal judges has dramatically increased at both the trial and appellate levels.' The number of law clerks and "staff attorneys" employed in the courts of appeals also has grown dramatically.2 Moreover, an...

An early warning on early warning systems!

An Early Warning System for Flounder Disease

With the constant expansion of the scale and mismanagement in aquaculture,the diseases of flounder occur more and more frequently than before, which has brought great economic losses to fish farmers. For the sake of the problem described above, based on a great number of surveys, the early warning theory of flounder disease, the analysis of the outbreak and development of diseases and the relat...

An early warning system for DNA damage

A close look at cerebellar learning he cerebellum handles many motor coordination and reflexive behaviors, and learned adaptations of these behaviors are thought to require synaptic long-term depression (LTD). On page 295, Feil et al. identify a signaling pathway essential for LTD in cerebellar Purkinje cells but, surprisingly, this pathway is required only for a subset of motor reflex adaptati...

An early warning method for crush

Fatal crush conditions occur in crowds with tragic frequency. Event organizers and architects are often criticised for failing to consider the causes and implications of crush, but the reality is that the prediction and mitigation of such conditions offers a significant technical challenge. Full treatment of physical force within crowd simulations is precise but computationally expensive; the m...