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G. W. Kreutzbergresearch trajectories of the two projects using the scaling up framework expounded by Dede and Coburn (2007). Explicating on how the projects are being scaled up within the school as well as what has been scaled up as a result of such sustainable intervention, we distilled the factors that underpinn

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W. Singerronted, depends partly on the place a society, a group or an individual occupies in the global economy. However, that ‘place’ has to be defined and explained as precisely as possible to make of the economic reality something useful in the analysis of those and many other related topics. In this chap

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E. Frankronted, depends partly on the place a society, a group or an individual occupies in the global economy. However, that ‘place’ has to be defined and explained as precisely as possible to make of the economic reality something useful in the analysis of those and many other related topics. In this chap

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B. S. Nashold Jr.ronted, depends partly on the place a society, a group or an individual occupies in the global economy. However, that ‘place’ has to be defined and explained as precisely as possible to make of the economic reality something useful in the analysis of those and many other related topics. In this chap

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C. J. Shatz,M. Bate,F. J. Bonhoeffer,W. M. Cowan,S. Easter,N. N. Herschkowitz,H. R. Horvitz,G. M. Mc the connectivity with the expected requirements over session lifetime. In addition to dynamic session and network control driven by context, we introduce abstract trees to increase stability of network to any change. The practical scenarios studied in the paper demonstrate that such paradigm tends

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H. J. Anderson,A. J. Aguayo,S. E. Blackshaw,D. Bray,R. W. Gilliatt,A. D. Grinnell,G. W. Kreutzberg,Iof an over provisioning-centric (bandwidth and paths) approach. QoS-RRC achieves scalability by avoiding per-flow operations (e.g., signaling, state storage, etc.). Initial QoS-RRC performance evaluation was carried out in Network Simulator v.2 (NS-2), enabling drastic reduction of overall signaling