Sentences with phrase «on computer modelling group»

In the latest Stock Pickers Digest, we update out buy / sell / hold advice on Computer Modelling Group (symbol CMG on Toronto).

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Researchers from North Carolina State University and Northwestern University are outlining a new approach to behavioral research that draws on experimental studies and computer models to offer new insights into organizational and group behavior.

Computer aided modeling of how the Bcl3 gene functions inside the cell allowed the group to identify a pocket on the surface of Bcl3 essential for its function.

Building upon previous work on fluid and viscous sheet simulation also done at Columbia Computer Graphics Group, Zheng has developed a new viscous sheet simulation method to model the color film stretch during the hydrographic printing process.

In Copenhagen, Sawin says, the team is providing a «widget» that can be installed on computers to get the latest climate readings whenever Sawin's group updates its model with any new commitments announced by countries.

The prediction of a future appearance is based on computer models of the cluster, which describe the various paths the divided light is taking through the maze of clumpy dark matter in the galactic grouping.

Moderator analyses were performed using a random effects model that focused on the three main areas of scaffold characteristics (including the mechanism, functions, delivery forms, mode, and number of scaffolds; how to promote self - regulated learning by scaffolds); demographics of the selected studies (including sample groups, sample size, learning domain, research settings, and types of computer - based learning environments); and research methodological features (including research methods, types of research design, types of organization for treatment, and duration of treatment).

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Politicians and groups with links to industries that oppose restrictions on greenhouse gases said the report played down uncertainties and relied too much on murky computer models.

A major piece of evidence is the disparity between the Working Group I (WGI)(Physical Science Basis) Report, particularly the Chapter on computer models and the claims in the Summary for Policymakers (SPM) Report.

In a posting on his website entitled, «How «Science» Counts Bears or Why it Takes a Village,» Steele explains why the polar bear counts of Canada's native Inuits are more accurate and scientific than the politicized computer modeling of the IUCN's Polar Bear Specialist Group.

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Even more frightening is that the group of scientists that can not even agree on what happened in the past believe they can tell us (with some degree of certainty) what will happen in the future based on the prediction of a non-linear chaotic computer model.

For example, as part of HFIP, a group of researchers set up shop in Boulder, Colo., far from tropical weather systems, where they took advantage of high speed computer resources to duplicate a computer model that the Hurricane Center relies on to make its forecasts.

The most advanced computer modeling groups did manage to reproduce the faint influence of the sunspot cycle on climate.

Teacher's Assistant, 3rd - Year Architecture Design Studio w / Prof. Emeritus Garrison McNeil, CCNY 09.09 - 02.10 Teacher's Assistant, 3rd - Year Architecture Design Studio w / Tenure Prof. Fabian Llonch, CCNY 09.07 - 12.07 — Advised students on conceptual process, model - making, and computer drafting and presentation techniques through group and individual critiques — Assisted professor with administrative duties — Helped organize midterm and final reviews