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Integrating Internal Sustainability Management Strategies for Corporate Social Responsibility Statements and Sustainability Policies
(2018-04-25)Gresham, Smith and Partners, (“GS&P”) is one of the largest design firms in the United States. The firm celebrated its 50-year anniversary in 2017 and has a portfolio that reflects the depth of its diverse and broad ... -
The quantification of markers of economic development from time-series satellite imagery using deep learning
(2018-04-25)Archival satellite imagery contains massive quantities of largely untapped, objective data documenting the development of nations over time. A key obstacle to leveraging these images for the purposes of advancing population ... -
Understanding Operator Reed-Muller Codes Through the Weyl Transform
(2018-04-25)This paper expands the framework on the multidimensional generalizations of binary Reed-Muller code, operator Reed-Muller codes, where the codewords are projection operators through the Weyl Transform. The Weyl Transform ... -
Labor Attrition between South Africa’s Public and Private Health Sectors: A Mixed-Methods Case Study of KwaZulu-Natal Dietitians
(2018-04-25)The South African health care system has a highly inequitable distribution of human and financial resources. The private sector only serves 28-38% of the population but has 59% of medical specialists. Applying the concept ... -
Determining the northern range of the NNCES stock of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) through photo-identification
(2018-04-27)The Roanoke Sound is an important summer habitat for coastal Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, including members of the Northern North Carolina Estuarine System (NNCES) stock. However, our understanding of the northern range ...
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