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  2. A Descriptive Analysis of Canadian Insurance Markets

    Canada is the largest country in the western hemisphere and the second largest country in the world in terms of land area, but ranks twenty-fifth in...
    Gilles Bernier, Alli Nathan in Handbook of International Insurance
    Chapter 2007

  3. China’s Insurance Industry: Developments and Prospects

    In 1980, the insurance industry in China was revived after twenty years of stagnation when economic system reform and opening up began in China....
    Qixiang Sun, Lingyan Suo, Wei Zheng in Handbook of International Insurance
    Chapter 2007

  4. The United States Insurance Market: Characteristics and Trends

    The United States (U.S.) is home to the largest insurance market in the world. With over a trillion dollars in premiums written in 2003...
    Loftin Graham, **aoying **e in Handbook of International Insurance
    Chapter 2007

  6. Alice in switzerland: The life and mathematics of alice roth

    Ulrich Daepp, Paul M. Gauthier, ... Gerald Schmieder in The Mathematical Intelligencer
    Article 01 December 2005

  8. House Bill No. 246, Indiana State Legislature, 1897

    This paper has grown out of a number of requests for information over a number of years, by students and others, concerning some supposed action...
    Will E. Edington in Pi: A Source Book
    Chapter 2004

  9. PROFIT: Decision Technology for Supply Chain Management at IBM Microelectronics Division

    The primary purpose of supply chain management applications is hel** an organization respond to events in a synchronized and timely fashion. During...
    Ken Fordyce, Gerald (Gary) Sullivan in Applications of Supply Chain Management and E-Commerce Research
    Chapter 2005

  10. Mathematics in Canada before 1945: A Preliminary Survey

    In the years 1935–1945 there are distinct signs of research mathematics beginning to come to Canada. Synge returned to Toronto in 1930 as the head of...
    Thomas Archibald, Louis Charbonneau in Mathematics and the Historian’s Craft
    Chapter 2005

  11. The Legal Values of Pi

    I have long been interested in the notorious attempt to legislate a legal value of π. I have read several artides [2,5,6,7/8,10] on the history of...
    David Singmaster in Pi: A Source Book
    Chapter 2004

  12. Optimal Stimulation in Multilevel Hierarchical Structures

    Consideration was given to a model of the multilevel hierarchical structure whose elements strive to maximize the difference between the stimulation...

    S. P. Mishin in Automation and Remote Control
    Article 01 May 2004

  13. New Mathematical Disciplines and Research in the Wake of World War II

    This paper focuses on the significance of the Second World War for the rise and establishment of new disciplines in applied mathematics as well as...
    Tinne Hoff Kjeldsen in Mathematics and War
    Chapter 2003

  14. Letters between William R. Thompson and Vito Volterra

    William Robin Thompson was born in London (Canada) on 29 June 1887. He did his secondary schooling at the London Collegiate Institute, subsequently...
    Giorgio Israel, Ana Millán Gasca in The Biology of Numbers
    Chapter 2002

  16. House Bill No. 246, Indiana State Legislature, 1897

    This paper has grown out of a number of requests for information over a number of years, by students and others, concerning some supposed action...
    Will E. Edington in Pi: A Source Book
    Chapter 2000

  17. The Legal Values of Pi

    I have long been interested in the notorious attempt to legislate a legal value of π. I have read several articles [2,5,6,7,8,10] on the history of...
    David Singmaster in Pi: A Source Book
    Chapter 2000

  18. Introduction

    Sedimentation is the process of deposition of solid material from a fluid, usually air or water, from a state of suspension. It is widely observed in...
    María Cristina Bustos, Fernando Concha, ... Elmer M. Tory in Sedimentation and Thickening
    Chapter 1999

  20. R.H. Bing’s Human and Mathematical Vitality

    Two of Bing’s mathematical colleagues, Armentrout and Burgess, independently told us versions of this memorable evening. Those of us who knew Bing...
    Michael Starbird in Handbook of the History of General Topology
    Chapter 1998
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