iPaaS: Different Ways of Thinking

Thinking in Different Ways to Combine Fusion with Fission

The common goal of CTR, but in particular of ICF, is low yield-high gain. Fission triggered large TN explosive devices meet the second but not he first of these conditions. These devices depend on the rare isotopes U235, Pu239, or U233, but for them the fusion energy output greatly exceeds the output from fission, limiting the fallout. In thinking about different ways to combine fusion with fis...

New Ways of Thinking about Freight Data

ITE JOURNAL / DECEMBER 2004 INTRODUCTION The incorporation of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) into goods transport promises to increase productivity, security and efficiency. This feature reviews emerging examples of “passive” data collection efforts in several states. Work remains to transform these opportunities into needs identified by freight planners and researchers. Freight movem...

Some Ways of Thinking Algorithmically About Impossibility1

I argue that some progress can be made by (very deliberately) thinking algorithmically about lower bounds. Slightly more precisely, to prove a lower bound against some class C of programs, we can start by treating C as a set of inputs to another (larger) process, which is intended to perform some basic analysis of programs in C. By carefully studying the algorithmic “meta-analysis” of programs ...

An investigation of how different ways of presenting information using ICT may affect children's thinking

About the authors James Bird is a primary school teacher at The Blake CE Primary School in Witney, Oxfordshire. Alongside being a class teacher, he is also ICT coordinator. Before retraining as a teacher in 2000/01, he was a lecturer and researcher in the School of Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education at the University of Wales College of Medicine, Cardiff. His role was as a teacher and re...

Quantitative Genre Analysis of Undergraduate Theses: Uncovering Different Ways of Writing and Thinking in Science Disciplines