Horat. Carm. II, 16, 38. IV, 7, 7

ar X iv : h ep - p h / 97 10 38 7 v 1 1 7 O ct 1 99 7 Local properties of local multiplicity distributions

Some aspects of applications of bunching parameters are discussed. It is investigated to what extent Monte-Carlo models, which have been tuned to reproduce global event-shape variables and single-particle inclusive distributions, agree with each other.

-16 (of 16) - 6. Future Work 7. Conclusions

A large potential to accelerate scientific algorithms lies in a hardware structure, which is a direct match to the structure of the algorithm. The MoM-3 is a universal accelerating co-processor, which can be configured to implement performace critical parts of an algorithm directly in hardware. The MoM-3 architecture supports fine grain parallelism by use of a highly reconfigurable ALU (rALU), ...

College Voice Vol. 7 No. 16

Researching Health Risks (Part 7 of 16)

s cience and policymaking are uneasy partners. In an address at the press conference to release the 1983 National Research Council report on risk assessment in the Federal Government, the former administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Will iam D. Ruckelshaus, said: “The main reason for the uneasiness lies, I think, in the conflict between the way science really works an...

Session 7: Natural Language II

Context-free grammars (CFG) describe the possible derivations of a Non-Terminal (NT), denoted by A, independently of the context (or tree) in which this NT (also referred to as constituent) occurs. Typically there are several rewrite rules for a particular NT A. One straight-forward method for using a probabilistic model is to define a probabilistic CFG (PCFG) which assigns probabilities to the...