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Prediction
The fundamental aim of many empirical studies is to predict the effects of changes, whether
the changes come about naturally or are imposed by deliberate policy: Will the reduction of …
the changes come about naturally or are imposed by deliberate policy: Will the reduction of …
[BOOK][B] SAMUEL JACKSON PRATT: NOVELIST AND POET (1747-1814)
CRW HAYRE - 1949 - search.proquest.com
I wish to acknovtledge the assistance and inspiration rendered" by several persons for the
past three years durirg which this study hats been in-progress I am grateful to the staffs of the …
past three years durirg which this study hats been in-progress I am grateful to the staffs of the …
Engineering Societies Library Increases Rates for Services
AEOIF Holland - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Appointment of a preliminary committee on problems of industry mobilization and military
production was announced recently by the Radio Manufacturers Association. The new RMA …
production was announced recently by the Radio Manufacturers Association. The new RMA …
Introduction and Advertisement
Statistics textbooks provide interesting examples of causal questions: Did halothane do more
to cause surgical deaths than ether? Was the lower admission rate of women to graduate …
to cause surgical deaths than ether? Was the lower admission rate of women to graduate …
Causal inference in statistical models of the process of socioeconomic achievement: A case study
ME Sobel - Sociological Methods & Research, 1998 - journals.sagepub.com
Typically, using data from a nonexperimental study, quantitative sociologists model one or
more outcomes as a function of independent variables, interpreting the resulting parameter …
more outcomes as a function of independent variables, interpreting the resulting parameter …
Insurance and the behavior of competitive firms under revenue risks: a note
KP Wong - Journal of Economics, 2000 - Springer
This paper re-examines the model of Ford, Mpuku, and Pattanaik [“Revenue Risks,
Insurance, and the Behavior of Competitive Firms”.Journal of Economics 64 (1996): 233–246] …
Insurance, and the Behavior of Competitive Firms”.Journal of Economics 64 (1996): 233–246] …
Repertoires, registers and linguistic diversity
A Pennycook - The Routledge handbook of language and …, 2018 - taylorfrancis.com
Sociolinguistic responses to increasing diversity have either sought out new terminology (such
as translanguaging) or reinvigorated older terminology (such as registers and repertoires…
as translanguaging) or reinvigorated older terminology (such as registers and repertoires…
Oblique detonation waves in a laboratory setting
EK Dabora, JC Broda - Shock Waves@ Marseille IV: Shock Structure and …, 1995 - Springer
An experimental technique was used to study Oblique Detonation Waves (ODW’s) at a
laboratory scale. It involves the use of a normal detonation to deflect a thin film into a bounding …
laboratory scale. It involves the use of a normal detonation to deflect a thin film into a bounding …
[BOOK][B] A Survey of Coalition Logistics Issues, Options, and Opportunities for Research
HW Gustafson, RJ Kaplan - 1990 - apps.dtic.mil
Coalition logistics refers to collaborative support of military forces by allies, including host
nation support, cooperative management of supply and maintenance, and shared logistics …
nation support, cooperative management of supply and maintenance, and shared logistics …
[PDF][PDF] Investor heterogeneity, aggregation, and the non-monotonicity of the aggregate marginal rate of substitution in the price of market-equity
This paper develops a framework for aggregating the marginal rate of substitution of
individuals under heterogeneity. The heterogeneity in the model stems from differences in …
individuals under heterogeneity. The heterogeneity in the model stems from differences in …