Paul Dunlop

پل کلودل Paul Claudel

The Dunlop Commission’s Premise: A Tilted Playing Field?

This paper examines the premise that the "playing field" is tilted against labor, making union organizing and the exercise of collective voice difficult. There is broad agreement that the union organizing process is unnecessarily contentious, while nonunion labor relations is overly litigious and subject to costly regulation. Workers want both an effective voice in the workplace and a cooperati...

Albert Benveniste , Paul Caspi , Paul

In this paper, we present a theory of synchronous data-ow languages. Our theory is supported by both some heuristic analysis of applications and some theoretical investigation of the data-ow paradigm. Our model covers both behavioural and operational aspects, and allows both synchronous and asynchronous styles of implementation for synchronous programs. This model served as a basis to establish...

The Dunlop test and reading in primary school children.

Using the Dunlop synoptophore test we have examined the reliability of vergence control for small fusion targets in 753 primary school children aged 7-11, and we have compared these results with the reading performance of 451 of them. 30% of the total sample of children had unstable responses in the Dunlop test. The proportion decreased with age, ranging from 49% of 5-year-olds to only 11% of 1...

Paul Falkowski

team looked at satellite measures of sea surface temperatures for the wintering grounds of 24 humpback whale populations around the world. In all cases, the animals were opting for waters between 24 and 25oC. The whales in this study would have had to continue north of the Equator to find water this warm. Rasmussen believes that a high enough water temperature is crucial for them to breed. “It’...