Cow clones

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Active Clones: Source Code Clones at Runtime

Code cloning is a common programming practice, and there have been a considerable amount of research that investigated the implications of code clones on software maintenance using static analysis. However, little has been done to investigate the runtime implications of code cloning. In this paper we investigate source code clones at runtime, referring to clones as ‘active clones’ if they are i...

Relationship of Cow Size, Cow Requirements, and Production Issues

Introduction Proper nutritional status is critical for optimal production efficiency in the beef cow herd. Meeting the nutrient requirements of the productive cow is a prime factor in the cow’s reproductive success and overall herd profitability. However, beef producers often take a “one size fits all” approach to feeding the cows in the cow herd. This singular approach to nutrient supply for t...

Mad cow disease

The correct name for Mad Cow Disease is Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) and I will use this abbreviation throughout the text. BSE was first detected in England in 1985. Since then millions of cattle have been slaughtered either because they were infected or for precautionary measures. Payment for compensation to the farmers has cost the UK Government some Euro 6 billion. Although the UK ...