Not in my neighbour’s back yard? Laneway homes and neighbours’ property values

Nextdoor Neighbours

4 HOW THE MEDIA SHOWS AUSTRALIA/NS 4.1 Australian Values 4.2 Identifying as Australian Figure 4 Figure 5 5 THE PICTURE OF AUSTRALIA/NS IN THE MEDIA 5.1 Blonde and blue eyed 5.1.1 Family structure and relationships 5.1.2 Attitudes to sex and sexual relationships 5.1.3 Acceptability of violence 5.1.4 Attitude to work and education 5.1.5 Importance of Religion 5.2 Beer drinking 5.3 Sport loving 5....

Semiring Neighbours

In 1996 Zhou and Hansen proposed a first-order interval logic called Neighbourhood Logic (NL) for specifying liveness and fairness of computing systems and also defining notions of real analysis in terms of expanding modalities. After that, Roy and Zhou presented a sound and relatively complete Duration Calculus as an extension of NL. We present an embedding of NL into an idempotent semiring of...

Smoothing Using Nearest Neighbours

Condor's new neighbours

or next to streams, for example — are left unploughed. Farmers have also left broader field margins alongside hedgerows uncultivated, which have proved a vital asset for many species. Estimates suggest that, in the UK, the rotational set-aside is most likely the first to be ploughed, with 75–80 per cent vulnerable to cultivation whereas only about 25–30 per cent of the permanent set-aside is th...

Neighbours on a Grid

We address the problem of a succinct static data structure representing points on anM M grid (M = 2m where m is size of a word) that permits to answer the question of finding the closest point to a query point under the L1 or L1 norm in constant time. Our data structure takes essentially minimum space. These results are extended to d dimensions underL1 .