LOCAL KNOWLEDGE SUKU AKIT BENGKALIS

Cache Coherence Using Local Knowledge Cache Coherence Using Local Knowledge

Typically, commercially available shared memory machines have addressed the cache coherence problem with hardware strategies based on global inter-cache communication. However, global communication limits scalability and eeciency. \Local knowledge" coherence strategies, which avoid global communication at run-time, ooer better scal-ability, at the cost of some additional cache misses. The most ...

HYBRID GOVERNANCE Dynamics of democracy at the suku level

From the first national elections in 2002 and first local suku (village) elections over 2004–05, the East Timorese people have repeatedly and enthusiastically exercised their right to choose their representatives through direct, secret ballot. The commitment of the East Timorese state to democracy has also been demonstrated through formal steps to safeguard fundamental political and civil freed...

Local knowledge: Who cares?

Think globally, act locally Local Knowledge Systems (LKS) consist of the knowledge, beliefs, traditions, practices, institutions, and worldviews developed and sustained by indigenous and local communities, and are believed to represent an adaptive strategy to the environment in which these communities live. The value of LKS has been contested by some scholars as being restricted to local issues...

Assessment of the local communities’ knowledge on mangrove ecology

The Kuala Selangor mangrove forest are facing massive reclamation for economic development but the conservation aspect and fisheries values of mangroves have been ignored in the decision-making process. The local community support and awareness of the mangrove forest conservation are still doubtful. The aim of the study is to analyse the local community perception on the mangrove forest conserv...

Global Knowledge, Local Solutions: Interest Rate and Monetary Policy