This article investigates how anchor firms sustain high tech clusters rejuvenation by means of technological pre-adaptation. Based on evidences are drawn from the comparison of the evolution of two nano-electronics clusters, i.e., Grenoble (France) and Catania (Italy) clusters which are sharing the same anchor tenant firm STMicroelectronics. Cluster rejuvenation comes from pre-adaptation of act...

The next years will be characterized by high levels of heterogeneity and interactions among devices connected to global networks. The first researches involving widearea distributed systems answered many questions concerning resource management, although they fail in treating questions related to heterogeneity and dynamic adaptation. More recent works, through technologies like CORBA and Java/J...

A number of researchers have recently suggested the use of reflection as a means of supporting dynamic adaptation of object-oriented software especially systems software including both middleware and operating systems. In order to evaluate the use of reflection in this context we have implemented a resource manager that can be adapted to use different resource management strategies on behalf of...

The article presents the results of author's research and development a personnel adaptation program using experience psychological (the theory broken windows, Zimbardo Milgram experiments) for humanization labor activity prevention bullying mobbing in workplace. authors present study on use modern technologies personnel. introduction an organization, planned result which is to improve quality ...

This Application Note demonstrates the capability of the Agilent 1290 Infi nity 2D-LC Solution for heart-cutting applications. As an example, a minor impurity is resolved by heart cutting from a co-eluting main compound. The minor impurity, which is isolated on a second-dimension column after heart cutting, is verifi ed by additional spiking and statistical evaluation of the separation performa...

The gradual cumulative cultural evolution of locally adaptive technologies has played a crucial role in our species’ rapid expansion across the globe. Until recently, human artifacts were not obviously more complex than those made by organisms that lack cultural learning and have limited cognitive capacities. However, cultural evolution creates adaptive tools much more rapidly than genetic evol...

The Tibetan Plateau, often called the roof of the world, sits at an average altitude exceeding 4,500 m. Because of its extreme altitude, the Plateau is one of the harshest human-inhabited environments in the world. This, however, did not impede human colonization, and the Tibetan people have made the Tibetan Plateau their home for many generations. Many studies have quantified their markedly di...

The demand for software in ubiquitous computing has raised new challenges for Software Engineering. One such challenge is related to the adaptation of applications accessed by different devices in multiple contexts of use. Amid this diversified scenario in access possibilities, Software Engineering is defied to innovate its processes and technologies so as to leverage development of solutions t...

The gradual cumulative cultural evolution of locally adaptive technologies has played a crucial role in our species’ rapid expansion across the globe. Until recently, human artifacts were not obviously more complex than those made by organisms that lack cultural learning and have limited cognitive capacities. However, cultural evolution creates adaptive tools much more rapidly than genetic evol...