ion from the physical network interface is handled by the cluster bus (CLUB). (This terminology comes from the Suprenum architecture, where a cluster bus interconnected up to 20 nodes to build a cluster. A second-level network system interconnected up to 16 clusters. The low-level communication protocol was known as the cluster bus driver.) Thus, the bottom layer of the communication system enc...

To identify the societal risk category of the posts of Tianya Club, several studies are carried out toward the posts of Tianya Club. With 2-month manually risk labeled new posts published during December of 2011 to January of 2012, statistical analysis of posts is conducted at first. Later, similarity analysis of posts from one risk category, different risk categories and published on different...

We consider all players and clubs in top twenty world football leagues in the last fifteen seasons. The purpose of this paper is to reveal top football players and identify springboard clubs. To do that, we construct two separate weighted networks. Player collaboration network consists of players, that are connected to each other if they ever played together at the same club. In directed club t...

pharmacotherapeutics are always evolving. Transferring research-based knowledge into practice is an essential element of ensuring that patient care is based on scientific principles. Evaluating research for utilization in clinical practice involves more than simply reading research. The critical review of clinical research relevant to critical care nursing practice is fundamental if we are to p...

OBJECTIVES To determine whether a golf specific warm up programme (both immediately prior to play and after performing it five times a week for 5 weeks) improved performance in 10 male golfers compared with 10 controls matched for age, sex, and handicap. METHODS Twenty male golfers were matched for age (+/-2 years) and handicap (+/-1 stroke). Club head speed was assessed by two dimensional vi...

G. Orosz1 and G. Stépán2,3 1 Bristol Centre for Applied Nonlinear Mathematics, Department of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol, Queen’s Building, University Walk, Bristol BS8 1TR, United Kingdom e-mail: [email protected] 2 Department of Applied Mechanics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Pf. 91, Budapest H-1521, Hungary e-mail: [email protected] 3 Research Group ...

Excludable and congestible shared goods club goods (e.g., internet access facilities) are more prevalent than Samuelsonian public goods. We construct an example to show that the optimal second-best provision level of a club good might exceed its ̄rst-best level. This is unlike the usual presumption with pure public goods. We argue that our ̄nding arises because user charges can be levied on clu...

At the 2010 Editorial Board Meeting during a discussion about encouraging early career scientists to be actively involved with the JGP, Merritt Maduke of Stanford proposed the development of a journal club article, and the idea received wide support. The editors are pleased to announce the launch of The JGP Journal Club and the publication of the first such article, " Lysosomal pH and analysis ...

232 Journal clubs have many functions, including the provision of a forum for developing skills in critical appraisal, an essential part of being a competent clinician. From early on, journal clubs reported their proceedings in academic journals. The Zoological Journal Club of Michigan, for example, regularly reported its activities in the journal Science (see figure 1). Table 1 lists a selecti...

For a simple undirected graph and a given positive integer k, a k-club is a subset of vertices that induces a subgraph of diameter at most k, and the k-club number ω̄k(G) is the cardinality of a largest k-club in G. In this paper we first prove that for given positive integers k and l, k 6= l, the problem of recognizing whether there is a gap between ω̄k and ω̄l is NP -hard. Then we use this resul...