Number of uninsured middle class US citizens grows

The adaptable choosability number grows with the choosability number

The adaptable choosability number of a multigraph G, denoted cha(G), is the smallest integer k such that every edge labeling of G and assignment of lists of size k to the vertices of G permits a list coloring of G in which no edge e = uv has both u and v colored with the label of e. We show that cha grows with ch, i.e. there is a function f tending to infinity such that cha(G) ≥ f(ch(G)).

Patterns as first class citizens

The pure pattern calculus generalises the pure lambda-calculus by basing computation on pattern-matching instead of beta-reduction. The simplicity and power of the calculus derive from allowing any term to be a pattern. As well as supporting a uniform approach to functions, it supports a uniform approach to data structures which underpins two new forms of polymorphism. Path polymorphism support...

Number and Growth of the Uninsured and Underinsured

Health insurance is crucial to most people for access to needed health care services. Lack of insurance is associated with delays in seeking care, noncompliance with treatment regimens, and poorer health outcomes. (Committee on Consequences of Uninsurance [2002]; Hadley [2002]) Approximately 18 percent of the non-elderly adult US population was uninsured in 1998 and just more than 16 percent in...

A revised look at the number of uninsured Americans.

Network Interface Cards as First-Class Citizens

Network performance has improved by over an order-ofmagnitude in the past decade. While, the overall system architecture itself has made modification attempts to match such growth, these changes are mostly “incremental enhancements, tweaks and adjustments” that try to keep the hardware control hierarchy away from the network communication path. However, we are rapidly reaching a stage where the...