Reducing the oil hazards

Reducing radiation hazards in the radium wards.

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Health Hazards in the Oil Industry.

Reducing Pipeline Hazards via Rotation Scheduling y

The performance of the pipelining technique is highly dependent on the data dependency between instructions. In this paper, a pipeline scheduling algorithm, called hazards minimization with rotation scheduling (HAMMRS), is proposed to reduce pipeline hazards imposed by the data dependencies of the instructions in a loop. The HAMMRS algorithm is based on an architecture sensitive graph model, pi...

Reducing Hazards in Multiagent Task Delegation

Delegation of tasks is a basic pattern of numerous interactions within multiagent systems. Since agents are selfish and exploit local knowledge about their actions as well as the environment, delegators face the hazard of losing outcome due to self-serving behavior of the “employed” agent. This research work adopts the economic theory of agency to study delegation relationships in multiagent sy...

Reducing Ethical Hazards in Knowledge Production

This article discusses the ethics of knowledge production (KP) from a cultural point of view, in contrast with the more usual emphasis on the ethical issues facing individuals involved in KP. Here, the emphasis is on the cultural environment within which individuals, groups and institutions perform KP. A principal purpose is to suggest ways in which reliable scientific knowledge could be produc...