"While we're referring to this as a research paper it hasn't yet been submitted as a research paper to a journal/publication," explained a Bodleian Libraries spokesperson to Gizmodo.
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First, this research paper has already been published on arXiv.
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For more information, check out the full research paper here.
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Now that the research paper is published, SCAN isn't done.
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A new research paper suggests that decision may have backfired.
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A full copy of her research paper is available here.
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Peer reviewed journals to use as sources for a research paper?
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He and colleagues recently posted a research paper outlining the approach.
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In support of his view, Barber cited an intriguing research paper.
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That's why engineers working for the company also published a research paper.
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A research paper about Pluribus was published Thursday in the journal Science.
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"It's so much more complicated than writing a research paper," Molnar says.
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Did we mention the passenger was the author of the research paper?
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They've been removed from the research paper and subsequently from this article.
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The iPhone didn't publish its first artificial intelligence research paper until December.
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"That announcement preceded this research paper," she said of the new study.
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When you do the research paper and stuff, what is your goal?
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The research paper is a key part of the freshman English curriculum.
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His research paper is entitled Key Reinstallation Attacks: Forcing Nonce Reuse in WPA2.
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Vanhoef called the attack "exceptionally devastating" to such devices in his research paper.
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Android is the issue, which is why the research paper concentrates on it.
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What 6G is right now is a research paper, and a trippy video.
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We don't know because it's not something we'd put to a research paper.
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"We are closely reviewing this research paper," a Google spokeswoman told Business Insider.
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" The Google research paper was titled "Quantum supremacy using a programmable superconducting processor.
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You're going to find me a research paper that says HIV doesn't cause AIDS?
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The research paper was published online in May in the Quarterly Journal of Economics.
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If they see anything, they hope to include these data in a research paper.
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The Fed expects to release a research paper on the technology later this year.
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Now, a new research paper aims to advance the debate, using Google search data.
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As the name implies, it's designed to make research paper writing a lot easier.
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The assignment was to write a four-page research paper on any biology topic.
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Older people are more susceptible to financial exploitation, according to a 2015 research paper.
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First, Dr. Case, not Dr. Deaton, was the lead author on this research paper.
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One recent research paper found that workers made a median wage of $2 an hour.
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The findings are to be published in a research paper in the scientific journal Nature.
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According to the research paper published in NPJ Digital Medicine, it performed with 97% accuracy.
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A new research paper suggests that planets may be forming in ways beyond our understanding.
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The facts are summarized in a comprehensive research paper published by my friend, Brig. Gen.
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Will this research paper change what you say to dogs — or how you say it?
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The research paper said it was the first time such a study had taken place.
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Boyajin herself published a research paper last year in Astrophysical Journal Letters suggesting space dust.
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Economists cannot strip Americans of their health coverage for the sake of a research paper.
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He said to take on my character study like it was an in-depth research paper.
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Last year's research paper pegged the peak at 2035 and 3.75 billion tonnes of oil equivalent.
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The research paper states that females comprised just 21.6% of patients in the training data set.
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According to the research paper, there are only a few thousand static optical illusions that exist.
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Some Chilean scientists went so far as to say that Genome Research paper should be retracted.
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The research paper can be found at: here Reporting by Jeremy Gaunt, editing by Larry King
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The research paper does, however, state that an attacker must be within range of a victim.
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The team of scientists would soon submit a research paper on CFC-11, Mr. Lunt said.
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" A Google spokesperson told WIRED in a statement that it was "closely reviewing this research paper.
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For Ms. Van Herpen, couture is an ideas laboratory, and the collection is her research paper.
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But while analyzing data for an undergraduate research paper, he found that he enjoyed empirical work.
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This theory was tested in a recent research paper by University of Chicago finance professor Samuel Hartzmark.
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They're also working on a research paper describing their project—and they plan to write it themselves.
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"Documenting the pipe chemistry of fentanyl in leaf material would be a research paper," he told me.
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Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment with regard to this latest research paper.
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That's according to a new research paper that names and describes the dinosaur for the first time.
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They act as buyers to all sellers and sellers to all buyers, according to the research paper.
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Students received grades based on attendance, online discussion posts, and a 3,000-word research paper, it says.
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An earlier version of this article misstated an estimate in a research paper by the Treasury Department.
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Investors around Wall Street are talking about a research paper from Hendrik Bessembinder of Arizona State University.
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The rankings were revealed in a research paper published by Trinity College Dublin computer scientist Doug Leith.
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The research paper was retracted by the journal last month in the face of mounting public outrage.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the journal the research paper is set to appear in.
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"I was in class, listening to the professor explain how to write a research paper," he said.
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Last week the internet jumped on a new research paper proclaiming that the bitcoin blockchain contains child pornography.
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A research paper published in 2018 identified just seven facilities in Laos holding about 116 Asian black bears.
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A recent research paper, published by the University of Washington and spotted by Quartz, makes the problem clear.
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She recently published a space agriculture research paper in Botany Letters with colleagues from France's University Blaise Pascal.
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But for now, these models remain in-house as proofs of concept published in a Cornell research paper.
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The research paper suggests that it could be equipped with intrusion detection or surrounded with a decorative wall.
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Facebook's program is getting some solid results, as noted in this research paper, but it's far from unbeatable.
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Huang and Snowden's complete research paper further describing the methodology behind the introspection engine can be found here.
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But in a 2019 research paper, Lamb said locals blamed accelerating erosion on the rise in sand-mining.
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But in a 2019 research paper, Lamb said locals blamed accelerating erosion on the rise in sand-mining.
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In figuring it out, she became the first woman to ever co-author a research paper at NASA.
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Each additional solo research paper raises the probability of getting tenure by about 8 or 9 percent, she calculated.
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The authors of the new paper found "no evidence" of the skeletal anomalies described in the Genome Research paper.
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A research paper published in March assessed the impact of a Brexit deal similar to the one just agreed.
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Nvidia will present a research paper on GrauGAN at the Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition in June.
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The research paper said this system is "capable of inserting six threads (192 electrodes) per minute," the Verge wrote.
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A research paper from January details how just how easy it is to trick an image recognition neural network.
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A new research paper suggests that even sophisticated investors are taken in by hedge funds with strong, powerful names.
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In a research paper in March, think-tank Bruegel said companies could help to bolster the continent's investment banks.
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There were no significant effects, according to a research paper on the topic published in the Bulletin of Volcanology.
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This piece builds on her latest research paper 'US–EU Trade Relations in the Trump Era: Which Way Forward?
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The latest research paper from Boyajian, Wright and their research team was published in Astrophysical Journal Letters on Wednesday.
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Back in 2005, he co-wrote a research paper that laid out his vision for the future of robotics.
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After the trip to London, Mr. Papadopoulos wrote the 1,500-word research paper and was paid for his work.
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Their research paper, which appeared as a preprint on the site BioXArchiv, hasn't been peer reviewed by other scientists.
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And after graduation, Michael sent me a copy of a research paper he'd chosen to write on sexual violence.
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For it to be more than a research paper, you need to somehow exploit the model for actual ads targeting.
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She's already written a research paper on cyber security and now has her sites set on premier tech school MIT.
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In the Hawaiian islands, about 80% of land snails are carriers of the parasite, according to a 2014 research paper.
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"Political language in economics", Zubin Jelveh, Bruce Kogut and Suresh Naidu, Columbia Business School Research Paper Number 14-57, 2015.
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A team of Chinese scientists have successfully cloned monkeys for the first time, according to a newly released research paper.
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A recent research paper by Eric Chyn, an economist completing his dissertation at the University of Michigan, explores this idea.
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Google too is very interested in this space; these are from a recent research paper on identifying parts of photographs.
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"Our results show that all tested five ICD apps have little protection against common attacking techniques," the research paper reads.
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At age 16, he is said to have written a research paper analyzing his grandfather's leadership during the Korean War.
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Google is developing artificial intelligence to help doctors identify breast cancer, according to a research paper published in Nature today.
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Similarly, there's a research paper circulating with designs for nonreflective eyeglasses that might reliably foil face detection in the future.
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Analysts who judge companies for credit risk can't escape their own political bias in rating bonds, a new research paper says.
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One of my personal conference highlights was meeting and speaking with John Drazan, one of the research paper competition's winning authors.
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The authors also complain that no ethics statement or notice of an archaeological permit was included in the Genome Research paper.
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Yet a new research paper* suggests that maybe they should: for children are happier when at school than during the holidays.
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"Tagging fake news on Facebook doesn't work, study says," read the headline on a Politico story about a draft research paper.
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I take the view of Richard Ernst, who insists that you have to read a research paper before judging its authors.
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The research paper concludes that it doesn't expect Trump to defeat Hillary Clinton in the race to become the next president.
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If you add source material, it will even automatically create the citation in your bibliography as part of your research paper.
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Although DuBois wasn't sure how this might be accomplished, a 2009 research paper published in Security Communication Networks offers some clues.
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The research paper isn't able to answer why teen births went up in the areas where schools gave out free condoms.
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Gary Hufbauer, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, outlined this case in a research paper released Monday.
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We co-wrote and published a research paper together and to this day, she and I will talk about monetary policy.
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The condition wasn't described in the medical literature until 2001, with a research paper in The Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy.
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In 19773, he published a research paper that calculated that 40 percent of the northerly shift was attributed to temperature change.
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Jared Kizer, chief investment officer at Buckingham Strategic Wealth, found a similar slim edge for corporate bonds in a research paper.
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To create a "Computational Method for Identifying Extreme Redistricting Plans," as she put it in the subtitle of one research paper.
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Azar noted one research paper estimated an infected patient can pass on the virus to anywhere between 1.5 to 3.5 people.
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One research paper proved that low-frequency noise levels in the ocean increased by 10 decibels between the 1960s and 1990s.
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One research paper, from Sweden in 2010, found that private NICU rooms reduced babies' hospital stays by an average of five days.
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In fact, this was the exact goal of one impressive research paper that was presented on the first day of the conference.
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What's more, a hefty portion of exomoons are likely to be habitable, as argued in a research paper published earlier this year.
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They edit your school essays and, one night, they write an entire research paper about The Crucible for you because you're sick.
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If you want to learn more about the tiny new tree-climbing crab species, you can read the open access research paper.
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What Haber and Stornetta described in their 1991 research paper is a prototypical version of the blockchains that power most cryptocurrencies today.
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"There is no direct money exchanging hands," said Suliman Baldo, the author of a research paper about Europe's migration partnership with Sudan.
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But a recent research paper estimated the use of the visa had suppressed overall tech industry wages by up to 2000 percent.
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Their research paper, "Full Color, Large Area, Transmissive Holograms Enabled by Multi-Level Diffractive Optics", was published in Scientific Reports on Wednesday.
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As stated in the research paper, people in the far-right often define themselves in the terms of things that they oppose.
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The animal lived an average of just 36 hours, according to the research paper that was published to CNS Neuroscience and Therapeutics.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) could potentially result in a nuclear war by 2040, according to a research paper by a U.S. think tank.
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A 2016 research paper from the University of Texas argues that women have affairs as a way of testing for superior partners.
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Trump attacks Google and Sundar Pichai in morning tweets In fact, Epstein's "report" lacks all the qualifications of any ordinary research paper.
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But a new research paper published by the Treasury Department on Monday has found an interesting way around these problems: tax records.
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As noted in the research paper, all authors hold a financial interest in Olivo Labs and/or its parent company Living Proof.
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I have a research paper here that states that over 60 percent of women shave their intimate zones on a regular basis.
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MIT professor Parag Pathak recently published a research paper focused on what parents value when selecting a high school for their kids.
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But Dr. Tlusty said one research paper from 1988 did indicate that lobsters reacted in some way to a chemical in marijuana.
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The program that catapulted Moysiuk into his own research paper is known as the Research Opportunity Program at the University of Toronto.
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But as an engine of job creation, according to a 2009 research paper, the repatriation holiday of 2004 was a catastrophic failure.
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At least, that's what a recent research paper from a trio of finance professors, entitled "Sensation Seeking, Sports Cars, and Hedge Funds, " suggests.
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Wu supported the decision at the time, but changed course in a research paper published last summer funded by Google's arch-gadfly, Yelp.
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Once he passed those two parts of the exam, he then had to write a 10,000-word research paper over the next year.
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In a 2014 research paper, Echelon directors said the company discovered vulnerabilities in 50 percent of the foreign and Russian software it reviewed.
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AS READERS of scientific journals can attest, the list of authors on a typical research paper appears to be growing longer and longer.
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The planets were previously included in a 2018 research paper by Matteo Pinamonti and his colleagues, who used the Italian Telescopio Nazionale Galileo.
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A new research paper from Princeton University has found that 90 percent of affiliate posts on YouTube and Pinterest aren't disclosed to users.
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Roughly a year before adopting its yield curve control (YCC) policy, the BOJ published a research paper analyzing the feasibility of the idea.
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In the company's research paper, the team details that it has some strategies to conjure up new language support by repurposing existing databases.
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Almost half of the financial advisors fired for misconduct wind up getting similar jobs in the industry, a university research paper has found.
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However, this research paper argues that the trait that most consistently appears among people that identify as "alt-right" is support for Trump.
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"Policy impact evaluations often suggest that the net benefit of free zones is limited," it said in a research paper earlier this year.
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But tools like BERT pick up bias, according to a recent research paper from a team of computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon University.
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One research paper described Halloween as an "evolving American consumption ritual," but a better description might be an over-the-top spending ritual.
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There may be a way to predict which jobs are most vulnerable to being taken over by machines, says a new research paper.
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Now a research paper has shed light on what Steve actually is, and scientists have proposed a moniker: Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement.
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A CDC spokesperson told Recode a research paper is expected later this year but that the work is still in an early stage.
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In a research paper published Thursday, scientists described a case in which a patient might've transmitted the virus before she showed developed symptoms.
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Recently, I changed my mind on their impact, thanks to this research paper by Brian Asquith, an economist at the W.E. Upjohn Institute.
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In its research paper, SRLab also wrote that "a few" SIMjacker attacks have been reported since 2016 through another SRLab tool called SnoopSnitch.
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The 7% average growth rate reported by India between 2011 and 2017 was actually closer to 4.5%, Arvind Subramanian said in a research paper.
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One research paper finds that in the chemicals industry, EU exports to America face non-tariff barriers equivalent to a tariff of about 20%.
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In a research paper, Zeman documented the case of a patient who could not longer see images in his mind following a surgical procedure.
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"Voters are in fact picking up on the parties' objective policy positions," she writes in a 2011 research paper with political scientist Kevin Evans.
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The focus on whether or not Google has achieved quantum supremacy has arguably overshadowed the real innovations it did demonstrate in the research paper.
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Full details on the process can be found in the published research paper here, for those looking for a deeper dive into the methodology.
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Sean Vasquez and Mike Lewis used AI to develop a sophisticated computer-generated speech system, called MelNet, according to their recently published research paper.
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A new research paper suggests wealthier homes in cities have a greater variety of insects, spiders and other arthropods in them than poorer ones.
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In a research paper published last month, the investment bank said that bitcoin is a "speculative bubble" and will never be a real currency.
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On Wednesday the House Subcommittee on Homeland Security released a research paper with the findings of its own investigation into the ongoing crypto debate.
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If you're interested in some of the more technical details of what they did here, check out the team's research paper on the topic.
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Last August, the team released another research paper exposing a vulnerability in the NAO and Pepper robots which could turn them into spying devices.
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Barriers to access concern the Stanford ethicist Holly Tabor, who cowrote a 2017 research paper about the ethical dimensions of similar challenges with Spinraza.
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Mr. Boykoff has had his students perform a comedy show about environmental destruction; a research paper on the outcome is being readied for publication.
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Those are the key insights of an important new research paper by Nicole Maestas, a professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School.
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Another meta-analysis comes in a new research paper by economists at the University of Massachusetts, University College London, and the Economic Policy Institute.
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Becca Lewis, a researcher for Data and Society, published a research paper last year that outlined what she called the "Alternative Influence Network" (AIN).
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"He'll come back to certain themes and work them over and over," Ms. Hatton said, pointing to several versions of this atomic research paper.
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I remember our first big assignment in sixth grade was to write a research paper on what we would be when we grew up.
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Then, in 2014, Jason M. McGraw, a student at the Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, wrote a research paper about the lynching.
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Another meta-analysis comes in a new research paper by economists at the University of Massachusetts, University College London and the Economic Policy Institute.
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"The success of the Switch is testament to the value of mobile gaming with physical controls," explains a Microsoft Research paper, spotted by Windows Central.
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A video from earlier this year demonstrating how such an attack is possible is getting new attention thanks to a research paper publicized on Thursday.
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The research paper concludes that the speedy movement of Indigenous peoples south across the continent was partly possible due to the climate at the time.
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"Dynamic fracture is ubiquitous to everyday life, but the mechanics underlying these intricate material changes are anything but simple," they said in their research paper.
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An image from the research paper illustrating the size of and distance between the split-ring resonators, as well what the meta-skin looks like.
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Google's research paper gives a suitably noncommittal nod in that direction: "We are only one creative algorithm away from valuable near-term applications," it concludes.
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In a research paper, the company's engineers explain how they built upon a number of existing methods, including an influential open-source system called pix2pix.
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A recent preprint research paper breaks down how the program, named Merlin, can now recognize objects and patterns in a trailer to understand movie scenes.
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Fred Stevens, a professor in the OSU College of Pharmacy and co-author of the research paper, has been studying xanthohumol since the early 90s.
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The government's gender equality policies face legislative standstill and cuts, creating an "uncertain future" for them, the European Parliament said in a 2016 research paper.
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" According to the research paper written by the drone's developers, their aircraft "could lead to a shift in the research community towards morphing aerial vehicles.
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Which makes this research paper a very compelling read for the online publishing industry… and, well, a pretty awkward newsflash for anyone working in adtech.
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As the FBI announcement pointed out, a groundbreaking research paper published last August demonstrated the feasibility of remotely hacking and taking control of an automobile.
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"Over half of the cases progressing to long-term arrears are classified as involving the potential for loss of ownership outcomes," the research paper said.
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According to a recent research paper, this new bot represents a nearly three-fold boost in image quality compared to prior technology, Microsoft also notes.
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A research paper authored by a group of tax law academics pointed to more than 100 existing state charitable tax-credit plans in 33 states.
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"Higher mortgage debt is associated with less spending even when we control for changes to net housing wealth and cash flow," the research paper concludes.
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That's according to a 2019 research paper on solar energy led by Joshua Pearce, a professor of materials science and engineering at Michigan Technological University.
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In 2014, Mr. Moore co-wrote a research paper that called for the Fed to reduce its balance sheet by selling off securities through 2020.
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In one example, a student in a U.S. history class turns in a research paper containing a citation to writings by white nationalist Richard Spencer.
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Sunni extremists have gained a foothold in Iran's Kurdish areas over the last few years, according to a 2015 research paper by Iran's Interior Ministry.
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A Penn State research paper from October 2019 said that YouTube's algorithm did not necessarily trap viewers into a viewership bubble that helped radicalize them.
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The research paper concluded that 25 cities and high-growth hubs could generate 60 percent of the job growth in the United States through 2030.
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It's still far below the median pretax income for men, which, at $35,000, has stayed roughly the same since 1964, according to the research paper.
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The trend, which also revealed some racial disparities, was found in a research paper published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology on Monday.
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In light of that, a research paper published this month asks an important question: Is there a way to confirm a scanned eyeball is actually alive?
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The hope, according to the CEO, is to become the "Google of Science," indexing every research paper to render the whole system more transparent and accessible.
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President Donald Trump's landmark 210 tax legislation will benefit rich households in Republican states more than rich households in Democrat states, a new research paper says.
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"This is all about planning for the future," McDermott told Bloomberg after the RBNZ published its research paper on implementing unconventional monetary policy in New Zealand.
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A recent research paper by Steffen Hoerter, global head of ESG at Allianz Global Investors, found better ESG scores reflected in lower sovereign debt insurance costs.
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"We envisage it as an installation at a firework show that attracts all crowd members to share the experience of feeling fireworks," says the research paper.
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In a research paper published this week, a pair of Facebook engineers describe a new method that uses machine learning to retouch closed eyes in photos.
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The research paper associated with the discovery—published today in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology—claims it's the biggest bird ever found in the northern hemisphere.
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This is one key reason why we wrote a new research paper which uses ideas from computer security to understand the relationship between democracy and information.
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There are more than 100 existing state charitable tax-credit plans in 33 states, a research paper authored by a group of tax law professors found.
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A research paper published three decades ago suggested that fear of flying cost American airlines 9% of their revenues, or $1.6 billion in 1978's money.
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As the research paper explains, the new agent is much more effective than previous iterations, exploring far more of the trap-filled rooms of Montezuma's Revenge.
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Earlier this month a University of Texas research paper alleged Tether's token could have been used to manipulate bitcoin's price last year during its meteoric rise.
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In a 31-page research paper, the firm said the boosts from fiscal policy are largely priced into the markets and unlikely to last much longer.
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In a research paper for clients, ISS recommended investors vote for Dauman, but suggested they vote against directors including the five members of Viacom's compensation committee.
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In her empirically grounded research paper, Gallagher leans on the relationship between the probability of falling on financial hardships and liquid assets to bolster her thesis.
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A much-discussed research paper out of Oxford this month concluded that millions of tweets about the presidential election are generated by highly automated Twitter accounts.
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"Indeed, ASCII art created by artists is often less similar to the original images than that made by automatic algorithms," Akiyama wrote in the research paper.
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Last December, he and his colleagues published a research paper in the journal Entropy detailing how their methods of trawling social media sites could be replicated.
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A recent research paper in Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, based on an analysis of 50 YouTube videos, shows that these average about 5.5 minutes.
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In 1975, she and a co-author published an influential research paper that, like the phantom-road and whale-poop studies, hinged on an accidental discovery.
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It also contains leptin and ghrelin, hormones that control appetite in a child, according to a research paper published in the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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In tests in Britain, the police often programmed the system to look for a few thousand wanted people, according to a research paper published in July.
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As a workaholic reporter in Washington covering the White House, I would push her on a swing and read a research paper at the same time.
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The findings are now the subject of a research paper published in the British Journal of Anaesthesia, written by Dr Srivastava and Dr James Cox, of UCL.
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A 2012 research paper by Johnson and other researchers describes how a gecko uses its tail to reorient itself after a fall, which motivated their robot's design.
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Here's the relevant para from the abstract of his research paper: All protected Wi-Fi networks use the 4-way handshake to generate a fresh session key.
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After all, the original style transfer went from a first research paper to Facebook's app, reaching hundreds of millions of users, in less than two years' time.
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All limited companies are liable, but a recent Oxford University research paper found that just 1% of firms pay four-fifths of the total corporation-tax bill.
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If you planned to spend a morning quietly reading a research paper or a management tome, tough luck; the last desk was nabbed by Jenkins in accounts.
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I'm talking to Lujayn Alhddad about a research paper she wrote while she was in grad school about read receipts and the effects they have on people.
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A recent research paper by Stanford University found that 42 percent of all companies that have gone public since 1974 can trace their roots to venture capital.
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Unlike other rankings that often rely entirely or in part on subjective surveys, Reuters relies exclusively on empirical data such as patent filings and research paper citations.
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This year was also the 20th anniversary of the research paper by Andrew Wakefield that helped catalyze the modern anti-vaccine movement by suggesting vaccines cause autism.
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A 2015 research paper found evidence that work by the government to eradicate poverty by boosting the economy was lowering air and water quality in affected regions.
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Another meta-analysis comes in the form of a new research paper by economists at the University of Massachusetts, University College London, and the Economic Policy Institute.
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"Suicides are often impulsive in this age group, with previous findings indicating that many who attempt suicide spend 10 minutes or less deliberating," the research paper said.
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"Peptide p," for instance, is a chilling, moving piece entirely written as a research paper on a fictional disease developed by vegetarian children forced to eat artificial meat.
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"Improper nasal irrigation has been reported as a method of infection for the comparably insidious amoeba," the doctors say in the research paper about the Seattle woman.
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Instead, as I described in a previous research paper, important information might originate from employees who don't fit in or are labeled as complainers or poor performers.
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Unless you were a business major or pre-med, your time horizon was typically limited to next weekend's date or a research paper due the following week.
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This month, some of those Berkeley researchers published a research paper that went further, saying they could embed commands directly into recordings of music or spoken text.
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The academic inquired about his interest in writing a research paper on a disputed gas field in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, a subject of Mr. Papadopoulos's expertise.
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The Financial Times drew notice to a draft research paper that had been quietly posted to a NASA website in which Google researchers describe achieving quantum supremacy.
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In a research paper The Sentry, Mr Prendergast's outfit, points to successes in places like Liberia and Sudan in changing the behaviour of individuals who are targeted.
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The idea for the underwater system came from a research paper written in 2014 by several Microsoft data center employees, including one with experience on a Navy submarine.
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It was directed by Andrew Wakefield, a former gastroenterologist and medical researcher who authored a 1998 research paper that claimed that the MMR vaccine is linked to autism.
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Adrangi's hedge fund Kerrisdale Capital published a research paper that suggests Qualcomm's profits could be at risk as the company faces lawsuits, especially one in the United States.
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All limited companies are liable, but a recent Oxford University research paper found that just 1% of British firms pay four-fifths of the total corporation tax bill.
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There's an especially high concentration in Europe and Asia, with China, Japan, and South Korea leading Eastern countries in AI research paper publication, university enrollment, and patent applications.
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Doctors — theoretically, the best-informed patients out there — don't receive significantly more high-value care than non-doctors, according to a new National Bureau of Economic Research paper.
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In a 2013 research paper, University of Pennsylvania professor Michael Delli Carpini found that millennials are more likely to think the government is corrupt than any other generation.
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It's pocked with citations — a result of the computer's inability to understand themes and concepts — and many sections are a paragraph long, built around just one research paper.
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"If you put the results of an analytics engine in front of the average layman, you might as well give him a research paper in Cantonese," he says.
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"Well, based on the gossip column (O Globo), political instability seems to be shifting priorities," BTG Pactual's Thiago Duarte and Jose Luis Rizzardo said in a research paper.
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A research paper by academics from the University of Texas system looked at 192 S&P 1500 CEOs who had been hired from outside between 1993 and 2005.
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"Third parties have flagged that auto delinquencies are at or close to record levels," Evercore ISI's George Galliers, Arndt Ellinghorst and Chris McNally wrote in a research paper.
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The sounds are emitted typically a week before an earthquake occurs, so deciphering them would allow scientists to pinpoint the timing of a tremor, the research paper said.
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Last month, scientists from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention published a research paper analyzing the data for the first 72,314 people diagnosed with Covid-19.
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UBS in a research paper said telecoms have moved away from voice telephony to focus on fixed and mobile broadband data that is increasingly bundled with video content.
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The PAP has up to one million troops, according to an April research paper from the U.S.s National Defense University - about half the size of Chinas standing military.
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The reading grades calculated by Reuters closely tracked those found in a 2016 research paper by Dallas Fed economists who analyzed policy statements from 1994 through early 2014.
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One moment you're investigating a globular cluster, and the next you're unexpectedly writing a research paper about something else entirely, namely the discovery of previously unknown dwarf spheroidal galaxy.
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But it hasn't been used to make antimony before, and MIT News explains why: "Antimony sulfide is a very good conductor of electrons," [research paper author Donald] Sadoway says.
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It gave some press access to its machine learning division, made AI a bigger part of its product events, and, in December last year, published its first research paper.
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One research paper found that in the 1980s and 90s, on average only a third of British households experienced inflation rates within one percentage point of the official rate.
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Fortunately for mankind, the type of A.I. discussed in a new research paper coauthored by the Twilight actress is more concerned with artistic expression than our future robot overlords.
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Google has released a draft of its research paper on the topic, called "Three Years of the Right to be Forgotten," which has also been submitted for peer review.
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"Many were drug users hanging out on the streets, frequenting sex workers who were infected," said Nsanzimana, who co-wrote a research paper on HIV/AIDS transmission in genocide.
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"The feelgood aspects of said policy appear at or nearly in the price of US markets, whereas the downsides are less accounted for," the 31-page research paper said.
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A Fed research paper estimated in 2017 that as much as 70% of all dollars are held outside the United States and 60% of all $100 bills circulated overseas.
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And this year, Harvard researchers mentioned in a research paper that it was possibly a probe sent from an ancient civilization -- although other experts were skeptical of this suggestion.
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Then they evaluated each candidate on 201933 different metrics, focusing in particular on patent filings and research paper citations, and ranked universities within the region based on their performance.
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A Fed research paper estimated in 23.74 that as much as 83% of all dollars are held outside the United States and 28% of all $22 bills circulated overseas.
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Richard Thaler, the new Nobel laureate in economics, once told me that this research paper — on human overconfidence — was the one that he most wished had received more attention.
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I documented this pattern in a pre-election column, and also in a research paper in which Eric Zitzewitz, a Dartmouth economist, and I studied these data more carefully.
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Churches may seem like an unusual path toward young people, but 20123 percent of millennials engage in some form of daily prayer, according to a 2010 Pew Research paper.
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But at the airport, officers wanted to know why a former school email address and an old research paper he had written were not disclosed on his visa application.
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More recently, the professor co-authored a research paper for the Department of Labor's Monthly Labor Review with Kristen Monaco, an associate commissioner at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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One research paper found that 2844 percent of voters with disabilities polled in a nationally representative survey said it was difficult to vote at a polling place in 2888.
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Gerardo Ceballos, a researcher at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in Mexico City, acknowledged that the study is written in unusually alarming tones for an academic research paper.
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China's 5G market could be worth 1.1 trillion yuan, or 3.2 percent of GDP, by 2025, according to a recent research paper from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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"When we say [social-psychological] in the context of a research paper, what we're saying is that some of the ideas come from the social psychological research literature," she said.
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A change in the method used to calculate India's GDP led to "a significant overestimation of growth," Subramanian writes in a research paper published by Harvard's Center for International Development.
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In a 2013 research paper, legal scholars reviewed capital rape-and-murder cases from the 1980s and extrapolated that the justice system produced at least 33,000 false felony convictions annually.
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His conclusion in a research paper came two weeks after British Prime Minister Theresa May's criticism of "some bad side effects" of the bond purchases known as quantitative easing (QE).
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A 2018 research paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago estimates that 60 percent of all U.S. bills and almost 80 percent of all $100 bills are now abroad.
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A 2018 research paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago estimates that 60 percent of all U.S. bills and almost 80 percent of all $100 bills are now overseas.
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"The century-long dimming trend requires an estimated 648,000 giant comets... all orchestrated to pass in front of the star within the last century," he writes in the research paper.
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And in 2014, a research paper by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology questioned the feasibility of Mars One's mission, suggesting that the first settlers would die within a few months.
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Before Sergey Brin and Larry Page founded Google, they wrote a research paper as doctoral students at Stanford University in which they questioned the appropriateness of ads on search engines.
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As the team noted in their research paper, a number of CB1 agonists have been explored to treat things such as obesity-related metabolic disorders, mental illness and nicotine addiction.
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Tests confirmed the man's virus to be undetectable even though he's been off antiretroviral therapy for 18 months, doctors said in a research paper published in the science journal Nature.
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As the research paper notes, the films "do not consistently present arguments in favour of abandonment [of FGM], and they do not associate negative characters with the support of cutting".
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Motherboard previously reported that SEI researchers also submitted an (ultimately declined) research paper on the technique to the 21st ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS) that same year.
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Those are the main insights of "Lazy Prices," a fascinating research paper featured in the November issue of The NBER Digest, a publication of the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Students should write a research paper on one policy area, using resources in The New York Times and elsewhere, making sure to do the following: • Define the Trump administration's policy.
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In a research paper, the team note that SQUID's rotors start running around 200 milliseconds after launch and that the quadcopter is "stable and hovering" in less than a second.
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Photo: APLess than two weeks before his death on March 14, beloved cosmologist Stephen Hawking put the final touches on a research paper about the origin and nature of the Universe.
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In an ambitious research paper released late last year, the company envisions a fleet of lightweight, electric aircraft that take off and land vertically from preexisting urban heliports and skyscraper rooftops.
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A research paper by Google and Temasek Holdings estimates online spending in the region will grow to $88 billion in 2025 — more than 10 times the $5.5 billion spent in 2015.
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Earlier this month, Enrico Cantoni and Vincent Pons, economists, published a National Bureau of Economic Research paper for which they analysed many years of nationwide, individual-level data on voter turnout.
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The video up top shows a work-in-progress system called Face2Face (research paper here) being built by researchers at Stanford, the Max Planck Institute and the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.
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In a recent research paper, BNY Mellon executives noted how it has been more than 40 years since there has been a significant improvement in how U.S. domestic payments are processed.
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Senior study author Siddhartha Thakur told Gizmodo that while the research paper described the patient as male, she was actually female, and the study will be corrected in the near future.
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The study was formed by an analysis of about 9 million tweets from 3,841 blocked accounts associated with Russia's IRA which were released by Twitter, Demos said in its research paper.
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"Such a model fundamentally erases transgender people, excluding their concerns, needs and existences from both design and research," Keyes wrote in The Misgendering Machines, a research paper they published in November.
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Students can turn their findings into a problem-solution research paper, or they can use another medium (such as a slide presentation or a documentary film) to communicate what they learned.
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The bank's warnings echoed the fears expressed by many economists in San Diego, both in small research-paper presentations and in ballroom discussions of the clouds on the global economic horizon.
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A recent research paper by leading political advertising scholars found that a more diverse array of candidates advertises on Facebook than on television, particularly down-ballot candidates and challengers to incumbents.
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Canadian comedians, she wrote in a research paper, were adopting "camp," a form of humor often used by gay performers to ironically reappropriate homophobic slurs and stereotypes as points of pride.
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Their research paper, "Monetary Policy in a Low Interest Rate World," which was presented at a recent meeting of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, explains why this is so worrisome.
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The oft-cited 403 NASA research paper on the air-purifying properties of plants made me hopeful that I was a few beautifully curated planter boxes away from gloriously clean air.
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More than 1.5 million Venezuelans have fled the country because of the crisis, according to Barclays' researchers Alejandro Arreaza, Michael Cohen and Warren Russell, in a commodities research paper published Tuesday.
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The researcher said they had notified Philips of the potential vulnerability and the company had asked the researchers not to go public with the research paper until it had been corrected.
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In "How to Talk to Your Kids About Drugs When Everyone Is Doing Them," David Hochman writes: The assignment was to write a four-page research paper on any biology topic.
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The startup believes patients are becoming increasingly responsible for healthcare costs and has outlined the change in the market in a new research paper "The New Medical Economy" to illustrate the changes.
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In a research paper published in the journal Animal Cognition, researchers used 22 cats from Japanese cat cafes and eight domestic cats in separate rooms to test their ability to understand gravity.
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David Larcker, a professor at Stanford's Graduate School of Business with a focus on corporate governance, wrote a 2013 research paper outlining the ways in which a CEO divorce could impact shareholders.
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A pair of Facebook engineers have come up with an artificial intelligence tool that fixes people's closed eyes in photos, a research paper published this week by the social media company revealed.
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Additionally, the company cites a Google Research paper that claims that users found the Guetzli images to be of higher quality than similar and even larger JPEG files created with other methods.
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They also have to show evidence of "academic progress and/or gainful employment," complete at least 160 hours of community service, and write a 12-page research paper on diversity and inclusion.
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A research paper released on Wednesday, showed the findings of David Slusky, a Department of Economics professor at University of Kansas, and Dr. Leon Moskatel of Scripps Mercy Hospital's Department of Medicine.
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A research paper published by Florida State University tested students' reactions to a simple game against a group that played the same game but had audible notifications distracting them as they went.
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For the first time since the early 1980s, tuition inflation is lower than the rate at which consumer prices are rising, according to a new research paper from S&P Global Ratings.
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The 'Hyperloop' trademark has already been applied for by SpaceX, with an application date prior to Musk's release of his 2013 research paper outlining the design and potential of the transportation technology.
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A new research paper authored by some of the field's best-known thinkers aims to answer this question, giving a number of examples of how machine learning could help prevent human destruction.
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"On Facebook, junk news outlets tended to receive more engagement per story, but are seen, shared, and liked by far less people overall," academics at the university wrote in a research paper.
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Lemures87/Deviant Art/Saint Vincen CollegeOpen access science journal PLOS One is once again under scrutiny after a Creationist-minded research paper about the evolution of human hands got through peer review.
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In a 2003 research paper called "The Culture of Affluence," she pointed to a range of factors that are unique to wealthy, upwardly mobile America, which present their own kinds of challenges.
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Bruegel, a European economic think tank, estimates in a research paper released on Wednesday that Britain's looming "hard Brexit" will cut London's share of European wholesale finance markets from 283% to 2000%.
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Doctors from the lowest-ranked U.S. medical schools are three times as likely to prescribe opioids as those trained at Harvard, the top-ranked U.S. school, according to a new research paper.
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In 2012, we worked on a research paper where we looked at the structure of the networks formed by people tweeting and retweeting about words associated with the 2010 midterm congressional elections.
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That's one of the key criteria in Reuters' ranking, which was compiled in partnership with Clarivate Analytics, and is based on proprietary data and analysis of patent filings and research paper citations.
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"The threshold point for experiencing any form of hardship is estimated to be $2,467 (in 2019 dollars) with a 95% confidence interval of $1,814-$3,011," she wrote in a recent research paper.
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A research paper from Penn State suggests that YouTube's algorithm doesn't radicalize people by showing them increasingly far-right videos — instead, those videos influence viewers the same way any other media does.
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It's not just for kicks, either; a new research paper published today by FAIR is looking to examine how AI systems can orient themselves and communicate observed data better than humans can.
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An IEEE research paper from 2014 was able to print off finger vein patterns on a normal printer, which was able to trick an open-source vein scanner with 86 percent accuracy.
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As far back as 1976, turnout across all of the presidential primaries was 1.9 percent for caucuses and 28.2 percent for primaries, according to a research paper by Harvard professor Thomas Patterson.
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Ten percent of all South Africans — the majority white — owns more than 90 percent of national wealth, according to a 2016 research paper by Anna Orthofer, a graduate student at Stellenbosch University.
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While companies have moved millions of office jobs to countries where they could pay workers less, a research paper published today found, those losses were offset by growth elsewhere in the economy.
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Every year after Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, her students complete a research paper on Buffett and investing, and Augustine shares research she's done from reading about Buffett's strategies for investment.
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The new research paper proposes airships 10 times the size of the 800-foot Hindenburg that could surf the jet stream high in the atmosphere to take over large-scale international shipping.
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A research paper published in 2016 by the MIT Center on Finance and Policy found that the current penetration rate for reverse mortgages is less than 2 percent for all retired households.
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The organization tested the material on minnows and birds with no ill effects, according to data provided in its research paper, but still needs to evaluate how it would affect marine mammals.
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"In fact, longer hours of work are generally associated with lower unit labour productivity, while shorter hours of work are linked with higher productivity," the group concluded in a 2018 research paper.
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"Dismissing equal pay claims at the summary judgment stage is the modus operandi for most federal courts," she wrote in a 2013 research paper published in New York Law School Law Review.
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Quoting a recent research paper, Summers suggested the Fed could be at a zero interest rate 30 to 40 percent of the time in the future unless it changes its current regime.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Before Sergey Brin and Larry Page founded Google, they wrote a research paper as doctoral students at Stanford University in which they questioned the appropriateness of ads on search engines.
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The big picture: "The costs of R&D and production may bear little or no relationship to how pharmaceutical companies set prices of cancer medicines," WHO officials said in a recent research paper.
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Why it matters: A new research paper from the right-leaning Yankee Institute says it's just the latest piece of evidence that the mix of higher taxes and "economic development incentives" don't work.
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"To facilitate this, we provide a stabilizing neck brace, a head strap and a rigid object to bite on, which also helps to separate the upper and lower teeth," the research paper states.
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The ban is Airbnb's attempt to do damage control at a time when social-media campaigns, personal accounts, and even a Harvard research paper claim that the site is a hotbed of racism.
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Last December the iPhone maker shared its first public research paper on the topic; this June it announced new tools to speed up machine learning on the iPhone; and today it started blogging.
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This realization set Fabien-Ouellet on an exploration that culminated into a research paper entitled "Poutine Dynamics," published in the journal CuiZine, which argues that poutine is undergoing the process of cultural appropriation.
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In recent storms that have intensified quickly, the phenomenon has been more exaggerated than in the past, according to a recent research paper co-authored by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researcher Karthik Balaguru.
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Last week, Anderson, an independent security researcher, and Guarnieri released a 50-page research paper exposing three years of Iranian hacking campaigns, during which they tracked more than 300 individual cyberattacks on activists.
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Back then investors who financed their speculative bets with mortgages were primarily responsible for the surge in defaults that fueled the crisis, according a National Bureau of Economic Research paper published last year.
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In nine case studies presented in the new research paper, the programmers' statistical model shows that the likelihood of a chance match is "on the order of one in a million," O'Brien said.
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A research paper from the Library of Parliament estimated that by 2050 between 25 million and one billion people may be displaced from their homes by rising seas or severe climate-related events.
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"The national security decision-making of a nation is the centerpiece of its strategic vision, forces, and conduct," Clovis wrote in a 1992 War College research paper when he was a young colonel.
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Bolstering these concerns about sex worker safety is a recent research paper -- still under peer review -- that suggests Craigslist's "erotic" services section may be linked to a drop in the female homicide rate.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Global rating agencies appear to have learned from past errors and their current assessment may better reflect euro zone vulnerabilities before the continent's debt crisis, a European Central Bank research paper concluded.
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The effect is not to stop, but reduce the overpressure of the incoming shock wave—roughly by half—once it makes contact with the water, according to a 2015 research paper by the scientists.
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The report by Freeh, Sporkin & Sullivan LLP, comes a week after a University of Texas research paper alleged Tether's token could have been used to manipulate bitcoin's price last year during its meteoric rise.
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SK: Yeah, they'll generally send us the research paper and sometimes preliminary material and ask us how we feel about it, because it is our medical data and it is protected under the law.
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In yet another research paper soon to be published in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, economist Arindrajit Dube shows that raising the minimum wage significantly reduces the number of families living in poverty.
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Vietnam's coal use in the five years to 1103 grew 75 percent, faster than any other country in the world, according to a research paper by the Harvard Kennedy School's Ash Center on Vietnam.
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BuzzFeed News also ran several statistical tests adopted from Governing magazine — which were similar to those in a Columbia University research paper — to see if a Census tract had gentrified between 2000 and 2016.
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After the research paper, Rowland provides the standard checklist information for each art piece, such as the title, year created, dimensions, and materials, but also offers lengthy descriptions linking the art to his scholarship.
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By giving Iris a research paper to "read," it reads the abstract, maps out the key concepts and presents the user with the most relevant articles from more than 30 million open access papers.
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So in the interest of making us all a bit safer this holiday season, I've given Smith's entire (two page) research paper a critical read and summarized some key facts about the living dead.
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And, as explained in a research paper, the movements of the characters can help children to better understand the rhythm of a piece based on the gait of the walking, running, or leaping characters.
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A "moratorium on printing new high denomination notes would make the world a better place," he wrote, citing a Harvard research paper written by Peter Sands, former chief executive of the bank Standard Chartered.
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It helps them survive in killer conditions, and according to a research paper published this month in the Journal of Proteome Research, it could help us feeble humans in the fight against antibiotic resistance.
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According to a research paper Warren cited, by two economists at the University of California, the fully implemented millionaire's tax could raise as much as $2.75 trillion in government revenue over the next decade.
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The BoE research paper estimates a 22.5 percent rate rise would lower the inflation rate by 83 percentage point after 28 years, so a quarter point rise would only put on modest downward pressure.
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Enstice cited a research paper published this year that laid out a chilling tableau: California has more than a 120 million dead trees strewn around its mountain ranges, with the southern Sierra hardest hit.
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"Throughout all of its images, TESS is monitoring millions of stars," said Adina Feinstein, a graduate student at the University of Chicago who was a co-author of the research paper, in the statement.
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In a recent research paper, our team found that replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy yields substantial short-term benefits associated with cleaner air, improved health and fewer premature deaths, which exceed policy costs.
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A research paper authored by a group of tax law academics called out more than 100 of these programs in 33 states, including plans that cover conservation easements and private school tuition scholarship programs.
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However, a more in-depth academic research paper by economists Gerald Auten and David Splinter finds little evidence of widening income inequality and questions the methodology used in earlier papers that find the opposite.
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Bank margins and profitability fared worse in countries that adopted negative rates, according to a research paper published last month in the Journal of Banking and Finance and the Journal of Financial Services Research.
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By 5:45, I'm set to work on whatever project I'm working on, whether that's writing a book or an article, working on a research paper for my doctoral research, creating an online course, etc.
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The additional funding will help Hyperloop One deal with projected costs that far exceed the estimated $11.5 million per mile Musk first suggested when he presented his research paper detailing the theoretical hyperloop transportation technology.
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Collectively, we'd share any new research paper with interesting analysis about how the tumor may have formed, and encouraged sending those findings to our oncologists so as much information as possible could come to light.
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The statistics community has been rocked by the publication of a research paper, which in effect suggested that the measurement of price changes in the telecoms sector had failed to account for huge technological improvements.
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In her final speech as an MPC member, she expanded on a research paper she published last week which argued that sterling weakness had a longer-term effect on inflation than the BoE typically assumed.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Investors earned millions of dollars in profits from correctly betting on market moves ahead of sensitive U.S. economic data, suggesting leaks of key indicators, a European Central Bank research paper said on Monday.
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The absence of a coherent strategy on Syria from Western governments over the past six years has contributed to the increasing strength of extremist groups, according to a research paper published Wednesday by Chatham House.
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The rankings were compiled in partnership with Clarivate Analytics, formerly the Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters, and are based on proprietary data and analysis of indicators including patent filings and research paper citations.
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Humidity should be taken into account because it limits the body's ability to cool via sweating, said Tom Matthews, a climatologist at Liverpool John Moores University in England who contributed to the UK research paper.
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That doesn't mean that machines don't have a part to play in that mission, however—a 2014 DRDC research paper saw the military looking into creating an AI-based virtual assistant to assist intelligence analysts.
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But according to a December 2013 research paper by the University of San Diego and George Mason University, 64 percent of the 12 million bitcoins that had by then been mined had never been spent.
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In a research paper published last year, the company said it had used electronic health record data of patients — including diagnoses, procedures and medications at the University of Chicago Medical Center — from 2009 to 2016.
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A European Central Bank research paper says these three centers, along with Singapore and Hong Kong, dominate the industry in part because of the history of submarine cables that have made high-frequency trading possible.
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"Nothing in that meeting that would have taken place even if it was about the topic of an opposition research paper from the Russian lawyer is illegal or a violation of the law," he said.
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Deutsche Bank, in a research paper on the rise of zombie firms in March this year, discussed the persistence of these walking-dead firms and attributed them to a decade of super-low interest rates.
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A variety of factors can affect the assessment of mental capacity, such as the time of day, said Dr. Daniel Plotkin, an expert in geriatric psychiatry who co-wrote a forthcoming research paper with Spar.
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If differential privacy and federated learning could be combined, Google's research paper states, then we'd have a framework for making sure companies using AI never see actual user data, and nobody could reverse-engineer it.
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A 2006 research paper by the sociology department at Sweden's Götoborg University that reviewed a number of studies on the perception of risk found that men consistently "express less concern" for a range of threats.
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A 2006 research paper by the sociology department at Sweden's Götoborg University that reviewed a number of studies on the perception of risk found that men consistently "express less concern" for a range of threats.
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In 2010, a widely circulated research paper — "Tactile Communication, Cooperation, and Performance: An Ethological Study of the NBA" — showed a positive link between touchy-feely interactions between basketball teammates and their efficacy on the court.
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Presented as part of the New York Musical Festival, this production finds its heroine confronting an end-of-year project: Write a research paper about a historical figure and the qualities making that subject great.
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A 2017 research paper from the University of Cambridge, which was cited by Vestas on Monday, found that waste produced by wind turbine blades could hit an estimated 43.4 million tons by the year 2050.
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The exact details of Tesla's newly patented lithium-ion battery aren't known, but former researchers who worked alongside Dahn believe there's a very good chance it already outperforms the battery detailed in the research paper.
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But the great contribution of the show, and an argument for more like it, is the display of lesser-seen images, each of which could inspire a research paper, book, or exhibition of its own.
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Not much has been said publicly about it since, but the technology appears to still be in the research phase, according to a recent research paper published by academics with a grant funded by Facebook. 2.
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A Microsoft research paper on machine learning this year said that improving predictions of when a user will click on an ad by just 0.1 percent would yield hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue.
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But in addition to its computer vision research paper, there are only three others with Apple researchers listed as authors on arXiv that BuzzFeed News was able to find, which brings the unofficial tally to four.
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In a recent research paper, San Francisco Fed economist Jens H.E. Christensen looked at the results of five foreign central banks that implemented subzero rates starting in 113, when the Danish National Bank first went negative.
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A new research paper suggests that authoritarian regimes, in countries like China, Russia and North Korea are manipulating their gross domestic product (GDP), perhaps by as much as 22012 to 30 percent in any one year.
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A 2010 study in Climate Change Economics and a 2011 research paper by the World Bank both found that hurricane-related losses would roughly double by the end of the century due to climate change alone.
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A research paper published in the current issue of "The Journal of Retirement" illustrates why it sometimes makes sense for a widow to take her own benefit for a while, switching to the survivor benefit later.
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For now, the Cirquids remain an interesting research paper, but the simple, elegant, and cheap nature of the circuitry makes it likely that further research could result in more widespread use of them in the future.
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DeepMind, Alphabet's artificial intelligence development wing, published its third research paper in Nature on Wednesday, and it's a doozy: the team invented a new kind of AI that actually learns how to use its own memory.
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A research paper released in January by the Pew Research Center found that Democrats were more likely to respond to online polls than telephone-based ones but declined to endorse or condemn partisan weighting in general.
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In a research paper published last week, "The Games They Will Play: Tax Games, Roadblocks, and Glitches Under the New Legislation," 13 tax scholars explained how wealthy Americans can work the tax bill for further advantage.
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"CCPs for dealer-to-nondealer repos may be attractive to dealers if netting results in smaller balance sheets and cost savings," the agency's analysts Viktoria Baklanova, Ocean Dalton and Stathis Tompaidis wrote in the research paper.
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A BoE research paper from 2014 - which represents the views of its authors, not an official BoE position - estimates that raising rates by 1 percent reduces output by 0.6 percent over a 2-3 year period.
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Apple computer scientists revealed a new method that self-driving could use to detect pedestrians and cyclists in a recently-published research paper, giving a rare glimpse into the U.S. technology giant's work in the field.
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Status updates you almost post: Facebook can tell when you're about to write something and then think better of it, as per a 2012 research paper (though the contents of your self-censored musings aren't logged).
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The conference's main research paper argued the central bank should focus on cutting rates in the next recession and avoid relying on asset purchases that are less effective in stimulating investment and growth than previously thought.
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I search throughout the archives for keywords and always end up with an excess of valuable information at my fingertips, like the article about the underlying meaning of Beyoncé's music I used for a research paper.
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Najmeh Miramirkhani, lead author of the research paper, said the network of entities involved in the scams was complex, with some making their own calls and others running the sites but outsourcing the calls to India.
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A research paper released this week describes a surprising trend on the Chinese social-media platform WeChat: Usage of keywords related to the new coronavirus spiked more than two weeks before officials confirmed the first cases.
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One 1980 research paper, quoted in this 2008 blog post, claims black-on-white text is 26 percent more readable than white-on-black — though that paper used 1980s screens, so an updated study is needed.
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A research paper from a team at UMass Amherst found that training a single large NLP model may consume as much energy as a car over its entire lifetime—including the energy needed to build it.
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When Facebook decided not to name Russia in its first major research paper about how "malicious actors" used Facebook to spread misinformation and sow political discord, Zuckerberg "did not participate in the conversations," the Times reported.
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That was following the publication of a Slate article about a research paper written by a Facebook data scientist and an intern examining moments when users started to write a status but subsequently did not post it.
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In an accompanying discussion of the research paper, Marcus du Sautoy, an Oxford University Professor of Mathematics, explained it like this: The zero used in the Bakhshali manuscript is not yet a number in its own right.
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The NC3Rs award, which is sponsored by the UK pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline, is the second award Passini and her team's research paper has received—it won the Technological Innovation award from the Safety Pharmosectual Society last year.
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According to the research paper, it's possible that even older evidence of multicellular animals exists in samples from the Chuar Group, a group of ancient rocks in the Grand Canyon, and the Visingsö Group in southern Sweden.
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The authors of a commentary published alongside the research paper attributed the higher rural death rates to demographics: people who live in rural areas "tend to be older, poorer, and sicker than their urban counterparts," they wrote.
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The report is less of a traditional research paper and more of a qualitative, theoretical and abstract exploration of how the world might look depending on how certain technological and sociological variables (immigration, political will, etc.) develop.
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From the research paper: During the Referendum day, there is a sign that bots attempted to spread more leave messages with positive sentiment as the number of leave tweets with positive sentiment increased dramatically on that day.
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"We actually document in our research paper that there has been a major transition from more technical white papers to the kind of white papers that look a lot more like sales pitches," Catalini told The Verge.
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A 2008 research paper found that high school seniors who viewed anti-drug PSAs during commercial breaks of an episode of "The Simpsons" were more curious about using drugs than those who did not see the ads.
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Some of the web's most popular sites have not implemented basic security precautions that would have limited the fallout of the Facebook hack, according to a recent research paper out of the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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About 45 percent have at least a bachelor's degree and another 43 percent have taken some college courses, according to a 2015 research paper in the Journal of Criminal Justice Education, citing survey data from 2007-2008.
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In her subsequent research paper, McGraw assumed that the infants' more generalized startle response was not a specific response to pain, and concluded that babies don't perceive pain—at least not in the way that adults do.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The rapid ageing of Europe's population may keep interest rates depressed over the next decade, potentially limiting the European Central Bank's ability to adjust policy, a research paper published by the ECB on Wednesday showed.
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In response, the company launched a campaign "designed to build a benevolent, authoritative image and insulate the company from its critics," according to a 2010 research paper published in American Journalism by Vanessa Murphree and James Aucoin.
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What's happening: A research paper presented by economist Alberto Cavallo at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's annual symposium theorizes that competition from Amazon is leading to frequent price changes at brick and mortar retailer locations.
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According to their research paper, published last year in the Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, players who unexpectedly rose on the draft board after above-expectations performances in the N.C.A.A. tournament tended to be better N.B.A. players.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the year John Y. Campbell and Robert J. Shiller wrote a research paper about inflation-linked bonds known as Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, or T.I.P.S. It was 1996, not 1966.
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At the College of Notre Dame of Maryland (now Notre Dame of Maryland University), nuns let her write short stories instead of a research paper for her senior thesis, allowing her to avoid the research she hated.
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In a 2014 research paper published in the journal Brain, the condition is described as distinct from both "persistent migraine aura," which is the visual component for migraines, and acid flashbacks, also called post-hallucination perception disorder (PPD).
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UC Berkeley's council has argued this week that extrapolation to eukaryotic cells relied entirely on a research paper published in summer 2012 by the university's researchers, which they said was key to their patent application, The Scientist reported.
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"These proposed methods have the potential for enabling knee joint acoustics measurement outside the clinic/lab," reads Inan and colleagues' research paper, "and permitting long-term monitoring of knee health for patients rehabilitating an acute knee joint injury."
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A research paper for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas argued that the integration of the supply chain in Asia might explain the tight relationship: inflation rates are more similar in countries that trade more with each other.
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Last month, the central bank published a detailed, five-page rebuttal of criticism leveled against it by a research paper that warned Lebanon faced "financial crisis conditions that may turn into full-fledged crisis" affecting the exchange rate.
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That study complements a recent National Bureau of Economic Research paper by Chang-Tai Hsieh and colleagues that looked at the economic impact of growing workplace equality over the last half-century with regard to race and gender.
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But in a research paper I co-wrote on Tuesday in the online journal PLOS Medicine, my colleagues and I found that such laws are not just covers for restricting abortion access — they can actually harm women's health.
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Mr. Breivik, in planning his 2011 attack, appeared to draw ideologically on European far-right websites on which he was an active commenter, according to a research paper by Raffaello Pantucci, a terrorism expert at King's College London.
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In a recent peer-reviewed research paper, Bjorn Lomborg of the Copenhagen Consensus Center suggests all the carbon-cutting promises countries committed to ahead of Paris would cut global temperatures by just 0.05°C (0.09°F) by 2100.
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"I never imagined the level of instruction was that direct," said Anne-Marie Brady, a professor of Chinese politics at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, who recently published a research paper on Beijing's efforts in New Zealand.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The biggest political crisis for President Moon Jae-in of South Korea — weeks of large protests that have tarnished his image and forced his justice minister to resign — started with an obscure medical research paper.
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Students suspected that Mr. Cho's influence helped his daughter, Cho Min, be named as lead author on the research paper, and that the paper subsequently helped her gain admission to the prestigious Korea University in Seoul in 7.33.
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Those are key criteria in Reuters ranking of Asia Pacific's Most Innovative Universities, which was compiled in partnership with Clarivate Analytics, and is based on proprietary data and analysis of indicators including patent filings and research paper citations.
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A research paper here last month by Climate Central, a U.S.-based non-profit climate science and news organization, found that climate change will put an estimated 300 million people globally at risk of coastal flooding by 2050.
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The unboxing format is not native to YouTube, notes David Craig, a graduate school professor at the University of California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the author of an in-depth research paper on the topic.
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Senator Ron Wyden, the top Senate Democrat on tax policy, accused the Trump administration on Tuesday of removing a research paper from the U.S. Treasury's website that showed workers would benefit only marginally from a corporate rate cut.
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"Above and beyond their partisan attitudes, Americans have specific beliefs about the nature of presidential power," said Andrew Reeves, a political scientist at Washington University in St. Louis and co-author of a new research paper, in an interview.
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The Azure-based Face API was criticized in a research paper earlier this year for its error rate—as high as 20.8 percent—when attempting to identify the gender of people of color, particularly women with darker skin tones.
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I even wrote my senior research paper on the topic of how the media is influencing women and girls everywhere on what they have to look like, making them unable to be happy with the beautiful body they have.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Stressed euro zone governments swayed domestic banks to buy their bonds when the debt crisis was at its height, using "moral suasion" to counter surging borrowing costs, a research paper published by the ECB showed on Wednesday.
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Those are key criteria in the ranking of the world's most innovative universities, which was compiled in partnership with Clarivate Analytics, and is based on proprietary data and analysis of numerous indicators including patent filings and research paper citations.
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The research paper details an experiment that took place from June 2010 to November 2011, when six Russian men locked themselves in a mock spacecraft designed to imitate the confined living conditions of a 520-day mission to Mars.
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While a research paper for graduate school is threatening the course of my day, I decide to put that on the back burner until I can come to terms with staring at my computer screen for hours on end.
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" In a BESA research paper in September titled "The Oslo Disaster," Karsh argued that the resulting diplomatic process was "the starkest strategic blunder in Israel's history" and "one of the worst calamities ever to have afflicted Israelis and Palestinians.
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In 2009, Google published a research paper that explored the potential of early detection of flu epidemics based on statistical analysis of web search logs, though the results of that effort ultimately fell short of what had been hoped.
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Because the country positions itself as the true protector of the Korean people but is so much poorer than the South, it has "no reason to exist as a separate state," Mr. Myers wrote in a recent research paper.
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"Despite the apparent ease with which sheets of paper are crumpled and tossed away, crumpling dynamics are often considered a paradigm of complexity," Mr. Gottesman noted in a research paper published earlier this month in the journal Communications Physics.
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"Data from Guatemala's Attorney General's Office shows that nearly 8,400 extortion complaints were filed in 2017, but less than 700 convictions made," reads one research paper linked in the guide to asylum officers on extortion issues in the country.
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By the end of the day that his post was shared on Facebook, Bigelow had received an email from Mike Fountain, one of Schaaf's co-authors on the research paper about the USP7 mutations and their links to disease.
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"Through a rather constructivist approach most studies show that no scientific experiment has proved the existence of systematic and/or significant biological sex differences in most cognitive functions," notes a 2010 Stanford research paper examining stereotypes and gender identity.
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"We do not yet know how the contraceptive microneedle patches would work in humans," Mark Prausnitz, a regents' professor at Georgia Tech's School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and author of the research paper, said in a statement to EurekAlert.
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Your lifestyle still matters In a previous research paper published in 2000, Tomasetti and Vogelstein used a mathematical model to first present this idea that cancer risk is strongly correlated with the total number of divisions undergone by normal cells.
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The report doesn't break down incidents by ideology of the perpetrator, but a separate ADL research paper found that 49 of the 50 extremist murders in 2018 were committed by far-right extremists (rather than, for example, far-leftists or jihadists).
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Bank profits should be able to withstand ultra low euro zone interest rates for up to a decade, a research paper published by the European Central Bank said on Monday, just days after policymakers put off any rate rise.
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What You Need to Know About Stephen Hawking's Final Physics PaperPhoto: APLess than two weeks before his death on March 14, beloved cosmologist Stephen Hawking put the final touches on a research paper about the origin and nature of the Universe.
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The research paper "Medical Tourists: Incoming and Outgoing," published in the American Journal of Medicine in July, estimated that 1.4 million Americans sought health care in foreign countries in 2017 and predicted that number will rise by 25 percent this year.
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"Between 2008 and 2014, there have been more than 44,000 cases and nearly 6000 deaths from encephalitis in India, particularly in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar," according to a research paper published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research in 2017.
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A research paper commissioned by the research arm of the global financial messaging service SWIFT - the SWIFT Institute - was published Monday based on interviews and focus group meetings with individuals from 75 organizations working in technology and post-trade processing.
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The research paper does not represent a breakthrough in the field, and it's not yet available as a commercial product, but it's interesting to see Adobe — a name synonymous with image editing — take an interest in this line of work.
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It arrives with an index and bibliography, and its table of contents suggests you have a serious research paper in your hands; the main topics include: History; Form and Function; Behavior and Migration; Reproduction and Oology; Studies and Observations; Unresolved.
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But, as some critics feared, the show may have had a more sinister effect on some of its viewers: there was a spike in people researching how to kill themselves after the show debuted, according to a new research paper.
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In a research paper from the Exertion Games Lab at RMIT University in Australia and the Indian Institute of Information Technology Design, researchers explain how most food tech is focused on the preparation of food and not the eating experience.
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The analysis shows that the rise in white mortality extends well beyond the 45- to 0003-year-old age group documented by a pair of Princeton economists in a research paper that startled policy makers and politicians two months ago.
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"Generally, banks in the network cannot provide clients with real-time and precise information about payment status, including updates on when funds reach beneficiaries and the exact costs involved in end-to-end execution," according to the BNY Mellon research paper.
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Those citations play a key role in the ranking of the world's most innovative universities, which was compiled in partnership with Clarivate Analytics, and is based on proprietary data and analysis of numerous indicators including patent filings and research paper citations.
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I know we're supposed to be all done talking about Flappy Bird, but I think it's justified to bring it up when it appears in a research paper about why games like Flappy Bird are so hard — and so frustrating.
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While Zhavoronkov has bold dreams about conquering aging, today the company is focused more broadly on creating an inventory of new molecules that could provide new therapeutics, albeit particularly focused on longevity (here is the company's research paper on PubMed).
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Cryptoasset traders face risks such as the loss of assets during post-trade processing, DTCC said in a research paper, arguing that to reduce these international standards should be applied to platforms that process security tokens post-trade, and appropriately enforced.
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Low-wage workers on average now clock 9 percent fewer hours and earn $125 less each month than before the Pacific Northwest city set one of the highest minimum wages in the nation, the University of Washington research paper said.
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In a previous research paper, Dr. Howard and Bence Kollanyi, a researcher at Corvinus University of Budapest, described how political chatbots had a "small but strategic role" in shaping the online conversation during the run-up to the Brexit referendum.
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Although the hope is that such studies will eventually become so routine that there is no need to publish the findings in a scientific journal, for now, at least, a research paper has to be written and submitted for peer review.
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At the heart of the problem, the research paper concludes, is a nexus of inert banks lending to inert companies that has kept a lid on the recovery of Italy's economy, the third largest among countries that use the euro.
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According to a 2014 congressional research paper by Middle Eastern specialist, Christopher M. Blanchard, Qatar invested over $1 billion to construct the air base during the 1990s, despite having only a small air force of its own at the time.
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On Friday, UnitedHealth announced its intentions to pull out of Georgia and Arkansas, and the week before the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association released a research paper arguing that new enrollees had been sicker — and thus less profitable — than expected.
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Just before he was supposed to start kindergarten in 2017, Layton read a research paper showing that kids born in August scored worse at school on a range of academic and behavioral measures compared to older kids in their class.
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SEI also submitted a research paper to the 21st ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS) in 2014 on unmasking dark web users and sites, although that paper was apparently based on simulations, rather than in-the-wild attacks.
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In a research paper published by Google last year about "Scalable and Accurate Deep Learning for Electronic Health Records," the company said it had used electronic health record data of patients at University of Chicago Medicine from 2009 to 2016.
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The couple fell in love two years before when they asked each other 36 questions derived from a social psychology research paper ("The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness: A Procedure and Some Preliminary Findings") and popularized by a Modern Love column.
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The intellectual architecture for the cafe sprang from the work of Dr. Jessica B. Harris, the food writer and scholar who provided a research paper on the food of the African diaspora to the museum's scholarly committee three years ago.
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The case for the drug's potential nootropic virtues hinges mainly on a 2013 research paper authored, among others, by meldonium inventor Ivars Kalvins of the Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis (the paper states the authors have no conflict of interest).
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Some of the technical details of the system are further delineated in a research paper written by Arete Associates – a science and technology consulting firm with a history of supporting entities such as the Office of Naval Research and the Air Force.
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"While Tripwire can't catch every data breach, it essentially has no false positives—everything it detects definitely corresponds to a data breach," Joe DeBlasio, a Ph.D student of Jacobs School of Engineering at UCSD and an author on the research paper, told Gizmodo.
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In their research paper, published today in Science, Erlich and his colleagues described how they uploaded to GEDmatch the DNA profile of a woman who had previously donated her DNA for the 1000 Genomes Project, an international effort to study human genetic variation.
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"Keep in mind that all of this seemed to have started with this dossier that was essentially an oppo research paper funded by the Democrats, after the Republicans originally started it — dirt on Donald Trump," Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy said on Friday.
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SYDNEY, May 23 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has "significant further room" to ease monetary policy and is prepared to undertake large-scale asset purchases in case of a major financial crisis, it said in a research paper on Wednesday.
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The research paper, entitled Social media, sentiment and public opinions: Evidence from #Brexit and #USElection, which is authored by three data scientists from Swansea University and the University of California, Berkeley, used Twitter's API to obtain relevant datasets of tweets to analyze.
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In a research paper published March this year, UBS claims that those interested in space can now pay as little as $5,000 for a zero-gravity experience on a traditional plane, but priced a future trip to the moon at $150 million.
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According to the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, which published a research paper on the project, the suit can detect torso pitch (bending forward and backward), which controls the drone's pitch, and torso roll (or bending sideways), for turning the drone.
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Created by South Korea's SNU Biorobotics Lab in collaboration with UC Berkeley's Biomimetic Millisystems Lab, the tiny robot weighs just 59.4 grams and can jump to a height of just over five feet, according to a research paper published by the team.
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Images from PlaNet research paper The team behind PlaNet, which was led by software engineer Tobias Weyand, tested the program by taking 2.3 million geotagged images culled from Flickr and feeding them through PlaNet without giving the program access to the geotag data.
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Three finance professors said in a new research paper that although the average male financial advisor engages in three times more misconduct than female advisors, females are punished more severely and are less likely to find employment if they lose their jobs.
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On that desperate night in mid-February 2016 when she stumbled upon an online research paper on phages — considered promising in the 20s and 30s but largely forgotten once penicillin came along — her husband's heart, lungs and kidneys had begun to shut down.
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A research paper published last month by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development argued that even the occupations most at risk of being replaced by machines contained lots of tasks that were hard to automate, like face-to-face interaction with customers.
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A 2015 research paper on AGR from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the oldest federally funded science lab in America, suggested people could use facial recognition software to sound an alarm around women's bathrooms if men got too close.
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"Everywhere we look, the gas in the universe is polluted by waste heavy elements from exploding stars," Fred Robert, a graduate student at the Swinburne University of Technology and lead author of the research paper describing the fossil, said in a statement.
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The search phrase "how to commit suicide" rose 26% above what would normally have been expected for that time; "suicide prevention" went up 23%; and "suicide hotline number" climbed 21%, according to a research paper published in JAMA Internal Medicine in October.
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In a research paper published in the current issue of the Journal of Democracy, "Eroding Norms and Democratic Deconsolidation," Paul Howe, a political scientist at the University of New Brunswick, Canada, describes the increasing size of the nihilistic segment of the American electorate.
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"Hopefully, in the not-too-distant future, doctors and nurses may start getting a warning a day or two before for these acute causes of patient deterioration," Dr. Dominic King, DeepMind's health lead and coauthor of the research paper, told CNN Business.
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That's not surprising, perhaps: The treaty that defines the status of refugees was written at the end of World War II. A research paper, published Thursday in Science magazine, suggests that weather shocks are spurring people to seek asylum in the European Union.
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There was a dramatic spike in use after single-payer was passed: A 1997 JAMA research paper led by Shou-Hsia Cheng found that physician visits among the newly insured doubled in the first year of the program compared to the year before.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Raising taxes is "self defeating" when a country tries to bring down the ratio between its public debt and economic output, according to a research paper published by the European Central Bank on Monday and based on the euro zone's recent history.
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The investigation lead to a research paper, which can be read here, where the group concluded that data manipulation must've occurred:Our analysis also shows a significant number of system users were affected by the manipulation, which may exclude a external or user originated manipulation.
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A research paper on the phenomenon published in March 2015 indicated that only five percent of participants said that they used ASMR for "sexual stimulation," with 82 percent reporting they use it as a sleep aid and 70 percent using it as a stress aid.
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"The dominant hand typically exhibits finer temporal and spatial resolutions," they write in a research paper detailing the study, which also specifies that their technique only relies on pitch and roll for text input, as "the dexterity of yaw using one's hand is very limited".
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The lead academic behind an MIT CEEPR research paper which casts doubt on the sustainability of driving for Uber or Lyft has accepted Uber's criticism of how driver income data was gathered and said he will revise the research using more generous income calculations.
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A research paper from Princeton economist Henrik Kleven, released in draft form in September after circulating as a set of slides for months, looks at the EITC's creation and the four times it's been expanded, including a big increase in the credit's value in 1993.
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The research paper, produced by a fellow with the Program on Extremism at George Washington University, looked specifically at Twitter and how repeat account suspensions of a list of English-speaking ISIS adherents played out and affected their output and follower counts over time.
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Stretched out, Stickman measures seven feet tall or as the Disney Research paper puts it, "to approximate the height of a human stunt performer with arms raised over his or her head" — although, it's worth noting most gymnasts are nowhere near seven feet tall.
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Saudi Arabia faced two previous bouts of speculation against its currency after 1986, according to a 2013 research paper by former Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) vice-governor Abdulrahman al-Hamidy and Ahmed Banafe, published on the website of the Bank for International Settlements.
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" As law and technology academic Julia Powles, who co-wrote a research paper on DeepMind's health foray with the New Scientist journalist, Hal Hodson, who obtained and published the original (now defunct) patient data-sharing agreement, noted via Twitter: "This isn't transparency, it's trust demolition.
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The ease with which people can be duped into taking false medical advice was driven home by Eckert and co, who submitted a research paper to the WASET Journal of Integrative Oncology that claimed that bees wax was a more effective cancer treatment than chemotherapy.
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The research paper noted that once rates hit their effective bottom, low inflation becomes more difficult to revive, reflecting the negative shocks and the long adjustment of businesses and households to the new realities of unconventional monetary policy, resulting in a slow transmission mechanism.
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Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle published a 2014 research paper showing that an investor age 30 who is saving for retirement could over four decades see an increase in index fund portfolio value that is 65 percent greater than for an actively managed fund portfolio.
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Despite Huawei's denials, an independent research paper by Donald Clarke of George Washington University and Christopher Balding of Fulbright University Vietnam, concluded Huawei's controlling holding company is 99 percent held by an entity called a "trade union committee," which typically means heavy government involvement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British households would have to pay an average of 260 pounds ($345) a year more for food, clothing and transport if their government fails to strike a post-Brexit free trade deal with the European Union, a research paper showed on Tuesday.
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As explained in the video and its accompanying research paper, the team ran its algorithm on the MAHNOB-HCI and MMSE-HR databases, which are comprised of vast numbers of video examples used to teach machines how to recognize and tag various human emotions.
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While this is the prevailing view among economic modelers who think the tax is mostly paid by wealthy corporate shareholders, the White House strongly disagrees with it, and this week even removed a Treasury Department research paper which argued that corporate taxes hit the rich.
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Of 161 parents in the United Kingdom, 92.5% thought Father Christmas was real for their children up to the age of 8, according to a research paper presented at the annual meeting of the European Early Childhood Education Research Association in Finland in 1999.
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Early this month, a respected medical journal published a research paper on its website that analyzed the effects of a business trend roiling the field of dermatology: the rapid entrance of private equity firms into the specialty by buying and running practices around the country.
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A recent Bureau of Economic Research paper has confirmed what communities hard hit by globalization have known for years: that American industrial areas particularly exposed to the consequences of Chinese trade have suffered — and continue to suffer — high unemployment and sharp declines in earnings.
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Dr. Thompson co-authored "We All Seek Revenge: The Role of Honesty-Humility in Reactions to Incivility," a research paper that looked at how the traits of being humble or honest correlated with engaging in overt or covert forms of revenge in the workplace.
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In 1996, John Y. Campbell of Harvard University and I wrote a research paper about these bonds, as well as an op-ed piece in The New York Times, in which we argued that they be established, something that finally took place in 1997.
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It's not clear if the vendors will be making any immediate changes to address this vulnerability, though: Google and Amazon told Wired that they are reviewing the research paper, Apple declined to comment, and Facebook apparently did not respond before Wired published their article.
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There's only "weak evidence" that President Trump's tweets criticizing the U.S. Federal Reserve move market monetary policy expectations, Goldman Sachs said in a research paper published Monday, but there is "strong" evidence that his trade-related tweets do affect market expectations of Fed policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There is evidence that tether, a digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar, may have been used to manipulate the price of bitcoin BTC=BTSP and other cryptocurrencies, according to a research paper released by the University of Texas on Wednesday.
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One 2016 research paper from Maggie Jones, an economist at the US Census Bureau, analyzed W-22014 data and concluded that when tipped minimum wages rise, employers pay a higher percentage of their workers' hourly wages, but the workers' tips decrease by just as much.
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A cardiovascular scientist, a cardiologist, and a physician have published a research paper that has become the scientific version of Taylor Swift's new single, with supporters nodding their heads approvingly while others scrambling over each other to talk about how stupid and ridiculous it is.
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In a research paper presented this week at the general assembly of the European Geosciences Union in Vienna, three meteorologists argue that Munch's wavy red, yellow, and blue skies are in fact a representation of a rare nacreous or "mother-of-pearl" cloud formation.
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One 2016 research paper from Maggie Jones, an economist at the US Census Bureau, analyzed W-2 data and concluded that when tipped minimum wages rise, employers pay a higher percentage of their workers' hourly wages, but the workers' tips decrease by just as much.
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As detailed in a preprint research paper presented at the Society for Neuroscience Meeting earlier this month, a research team led by the neuroscientist Alysson Muotri used stem cells to grow hundreds of mini-brains, also known as brain "organoids," over the course of 10 months.
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Such an option would raise the costs of exporting to the EU for UK firms and it would decrease the access to EU markets for UK companies, a joint research paper from the London School of Economics and the think tank Centre for Economic Performance stated.
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Besides coauthoring a research paper on data that was provided to him by Facebook, Kogan made several visits since 2013 to its Menlo Park, California, campus where he gave talks to employees about behavioral psychology and served as a paid consultant for a week in November 2013.
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The new research paper shows how machine learning can be used to identify three common types of image manipulation: splicing, where two parts of different images are combined; cloning, where objects within an image are copy and pasted; and removal, when an object is edited out altogether.
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Sorenson's research paper on guns in intimate relationships noted American women are more than twice as likely to be shot and killed by their male partner as they are to be fatally shot, stabbed, bludgeoned, strangled, or murdered in any other manner by someone they don't know.
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The slow growth the U.S. economy has experienced since the recent recession is not a fleeting condition, rather it's the result with a serious demographic problem that is poised to dampen economic growth for years, according to a recent research paper by three Federal Reserve economists.
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The debate over how the world's most powerful central bank should best communicate policy was prompted by a research paper that warned the Fed against slipping back into the trap of an over-reliance on time frames in explaining when it planned to adjust interest rates.
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This change would largely serve the wealthy: Their enrollment in private schools has remained stable for the past half-century while middle class students increasingly rely on public schools, according to a research paper released this year by Harvard University's Richard Murnane and Stanford University's Sean Reardon.
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Meanwhile, malfeasance at North Carolina was far more widespread: school employees steered 259,226 athletes over 193 years toward no-show "paper classes" in the school's Department of African and Afro-American Studies that never actually met and only required students to hand in a single research paper.
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We're not managing our crops to support global nutritional needs: In fact, we use a disproportionate amount of land used to grow grains, fats, oils, and sugar, and not enough land to grow the fruits and vegetables that we need to survive, a new research paper asserts.
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In a research paper published in the Landscape and Urban Planning journal, Oishi and a colleague described how they studied the effect of nitrogen pollution, air quality and drought-stress on moss found over a 3km square (1.9 mile) area in Hachioji City in northwestern Tokyo.
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As to that strange tumor, Elizabeth Murchison at the University of Cambridge, one of the main authors of the new research paper, sequenced the tumor genome in 2014 and joined with Dr. Frantz and Dr. Larson in the recent work to learn more about its origins.
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New York Fed President John Williams said in a research paper he co-authored and distributed on Friday that policies that "raise inflation expectations by keeping interest rates 'lower for longer' after periods of low inflation" can keep people's expectations for prices at the right levels.
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"These are very large numbers by historical standards, but this is a rather unique shock that is unlike any other experienced by the U.S. economy in the last 100 years," St. Louis Fed economist Miquel Faria-e-Castro wrote in a research paper posted last week.
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This July, just prior to handing off its health division to Google, DeepMind and Google scientists published a research paper in which they detailed a deep learning model for continuously predicting the future likelihood of a patient developing a life-threatening condition called acute kidney injury (AKI).
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Dan Immergluck, a professor of city and regional planning at the Georgia Institute of Technology's College of Design, estimated in an unpublished research paper that a firm like Harbour could generate an annual return of at least 28 percent based on the way it prices homes.
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"The ash in the water and the lack of oxygen would have a severe impact on some areas that coincide with platypus populations," said Bino, who said in a recently published research paper that action must be taken to prevent the platypus from disappearing from Australia's waterways.
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The design flaws allow "an attacker … controlling some of the messages sent by the WhatsApp server, to become a member of the group or add other users to the group without any interaction of the other users," according to their research paper released earlier this month.
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For instance, a research paper by Aaker and her colleagues published in the Journal of Marketing Research in 2015 found that when people feel as if their goals are conflicting for their time, that perceived conflict may drive stress and anxiety -- and a feeling of time scarcity.
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WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) - The financial safety net erected by central banks, exporters and the International Monetary Fund has grown in recent years, but has left many emerging market countries vulnerable to global economic shocks, the IMF said in a new research paper released on Monday.
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The design flaws allow "an attacker ... controlling some of the messages sent by the WhatsApp server, to become a member of the group or add other users to the group without any interaction of the other users," according to their research paper released earlier this month.
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The 12th grader Tenaj used Jenna Wortham's New York Times Magazine interview with Monnica Williams, who was then the director of the University of Louisville's Center for Mental Health Disparities, in her research paper about the stigma that accompanies mental health issues in African-American communities.
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Days before the grant was announced, Glantz, a well-known public health crusader against Big Tobacco, entered a $150,000 settlement for a lawsuit in which a former researcher in his lab, Eunice Neeley, alleged that he sexually harassed her and threatened to remove her name from a research paper.
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The Centre for Policy Alternatives, a Sri Lankan think tank, also informed Facebook representatives about 210 ethno-nationalist hate groups targeting women and minorities nearly four years ago in a detailed research paper that contained dozens of links and screenshots, one of the paper's authors told BuzzFeed News.
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A recent Oxford research paper, for example, argued that Trump voters are much more likely to share junk news, a conclusion reached in part because the researchers categorized many mainstream conservative sites like the National Review as "junk" as well as outlets like the New York Daily News.
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Researchers Amir Khandani and Andrew Lo of MIT Sloan School of Management, in the school's Laboratory for Financial Engineering, highlighted in a research paper the potential for systemic risk through recreating a simulation that attributed the 2007 August unwind to long/short equity portfolios using five specific valuation factors.
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A 2009 research paper whose lead author was He Yutong, chief physician at the Hebei Tumor Hospital, ruled out increasing life spans as the main cause for the rise in lung cancer deaths in the province, stating that the research pointed to air pollution as a chief cause.
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"The typical number of credits is 60 for an associate's degree and you need 60 more for a bachelor's," said Josh Wyner, vice president of the Aspen Institute and a co-author of The Transfer Playbook, a research paper on best practices for two- and four-year colleges.
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There appeared to be discrepancies between what Musk and his team presented in their splashy unveiling event in San Francisco on Tuesday night — and what they said in that research paper, which has not yet been published or peer-reviewed and waspostedon Wednesday morning to a pre-print server.
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"Although the experience with negative nominal interest rates is limited, we tentatively conclude that overall, they help deliver additional monetary stimulus and easier financial conditions, which support demand and price stability," the IMF's financial counselor and director of monetary and capital markets, Jose Vinals, wrote in a research paper.
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In a recent research paper, Philip N. Howard, a sociologist at the Oxford Internet Institute, and Bence Kollanyi, a researcher at Corvinus University of Budapest, described how political chatbots had a "small but strategic role" in shaping the online conversation during the run-up to the "Brexit" referendum.
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The main research paper at the conference, hosted by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, argued the central bank should focus on cutting rates in the next recession and avoid relying on asset purchases, which are less effective in stimulating investment and growth than previously thought.
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"This results in scenarios where client devices that are unaffected (either patched or using different Wi-Fi chips not vulnerable to Kr00k) can be connected to an access point (often times beyond an individual's control) that is vulnerable," Eset researchers wrote in a research paper published on Wednesday.
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A research paper by Lawrence Summers, a former Treasury Secretary, and finance professor Natasha Sarin found that lax enforcement by the Internal Revenue Service has led to hundreds of billions of dollars a year in uncollected taxes from the wealthy, which could reach trillions over the next decade.
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In 248.9, the New York Senate tried to pass a law to ban "the taking of portraits of detainees who had not been charged," according to a research paper in which Lourdes Delgado, a research scholar and teacher at Grisart Escola Internacional de Fotografia, Barcelona, examines the history of the mugshot.
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In this case, a research paper published in the peer-reviewed Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine journal entitled "Hot-Air Balloon Tours: Crash Epidemiology in the United States, 2000-2011" analyzed National Transportation Safety Board reports of hot-air balloon tour crashes in the United States from 2000 through 2011.
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In April 19803, Katibah Nusantara fighters captured territory held by Kurdish forces in Syria, a boon for its online drive to recruit new fighters and supporters among Malay speakers in Southeast Asia, according to a research paper published last year by the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore.
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The core of the complaint, filed by Dr. Kellermann of the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, Md., concerns a research paper in which Dr. Noji described some daring emergency medicine work he performed during the 2003 Iraq invasion.
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Former Fed Governor Jeremy Stein and two colleagues at Harvard University concluded in a research paper that hanging on to the unprecedented stable of $4.5 trillion in bonds would allow the U.S. central bank to play a permanent role as provider of short-term Treasuries for investors hungry for safe assets.
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Cummins added that the study needs to put the Brexit vote in the context of more widespread austerity and growing inequality in the UK. "Austerity is a huge driver" of a lot of concerns, said Cummins, who published a research paper this year on the effects of austerity on mental health.
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As political scientists Douglas Kriner and Francis Shen explained in a research paper, after decades of troops overseas, the description Trump made of the Iraq War as a "big fat mistake" helped him carry three key states in 2016 that Romney and other Republican presidential candidates had not carried in years.
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In a research paper published in the peer-reviewed journal, Social Forces, we explored whether the forum is able to improve the social responsibility of its own "strategic partners"— the companies most closely associated with the forum financially and operationally, including powerful global names like Bank of America, Google and Siemens.
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In a new American Enterprise Institute research paper we take a stab at answering this question, by examing the mainstream U.S. media attention devoted to career and technical education over the past two decades — and comparing that to the patterns of attention devoted to other popular 6900st-century education reforms.
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In her 2011 academic research paper "Emo Saved My Life," Dr Rosemary Lucy Hill, a lecturer in Sociology at University of Leeds, challenged the discourse of mental illness around emo and My Chemical Romance specifically, and found that gender was a large contributing factor in how the narrative was shaped.
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However he added one caveat, reminding users to be on their guard for further non-compliance from the data suckers — pointing to the earlier research paper also flagged by Veale, which found a small portion of sites (~7%) entirely ignore responses to cookie pop-ups and track users regardless of response.
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In Texas, where the state cut off money to Planned Parenthood clinics in 22015, thousands of women stopped getting long-acting birth control in the first 235 months, and Medicaid pregnancies increased by 260 percent, according to a research paper published in The New England Journal of Medicine last year.
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The Victorian Women's Trust in Australia hopes to make a "call to action" in its forthcoming research paper for the country to adopt some type of nationwide menstrual leave policy -- "and to find ways for companies to be incentivized to do that, to be encouraged to do it," Crooks said.
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Lynn Addington, a criminal justice professor at American University, took a look at the evidence available in 2009 and came up with this conclusion in her research paper: Measures such as security cameras and [school resource officers] were appealing choices given financial support from the government and marketing efforts by companies.
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The MIT research paper compared the earnings and costs of 1,100+ drivers on the two ride-sharing platforms, with the original version of the study concluding that the median profit was just $22016 per hour — with 28% of the drivers earning less than the minimum wage in the state where they operate.
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That might help you sneak into the restricted section of your school library, but that won't fool radars A team of engineers at Iowa State University published a research paper detailing the use of flexible metamaterials — man-made materials that have properties not found in nature — to cloak objects from microwave radar detection.
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A Sociotechnical Model of Media Effects Here's a research paper that would seem to support Mark Zuckerberg's controversial statement last week that people who share fake news typically believe it is true: People do not share fake news stories solely to spread factual information, nor because they are "duped" by powerful partisan media.
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The region's rapidly aging population and the loss of its traditional manufacturing activity have eroded an economic base that could support a "strongly upwardly mobile middle class of the kind that sustains high-level educational activity," David Barnhizer, a professor emeritus at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, wrote in a March research paper.
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To put the $27 billion in oil and gas subsidies in perspective, the federal government and the four largest provinces in Canada spend about $207 billion ($22025 billion USD) a year on subsidies to the business sector, which includes the oil and gas industry, according to a recent University of Calgary research paper.
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In the first 18 months after the change — which resulted in a loss of $35 million a year in federal Medicaid funds — thousands of women stopped getting long-acting birth control, and Medicaid pregnancies increased by 27 percent, according to a research paper published last year in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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A coalition of retailers called Americans for Affordable Products (AAP), meanwhile, released a video and a research paper on Tuesday arguing that the companies in the pro-border tax American Made Coalition already pay low taxes and would in many cases have no federal tax liability if the border-adjustment tax were implemented.
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In a 2015 transcript of a recorded phone call from a jail in the San Francisco Bay Area, a suspect who said, "He come tell 'bout I'm gonna take the TV" was incorrectly transcribed as "I'm gonna take the TV," according to a 2016 research paper by a pair of Stanford University linguists.
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A research paper titled "Colors, Emotions, and the Auction Value of Paintings," published by the CentERlab at Tilburg University in the Netherlands in February, set out to uncover hidden trends in abstract art, like the colors that are most likely to attract buyers during auctions, and the hues that spark positive emotional responses.
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As documented in this research paper, the Leaning Tower Illusion placed two low-angle images of the Leaning Tower of Pisa side-by-side, causing the brain to assume that the two towers must converge at the bottom as it attempts to complete the missing part of what it thinks is a single image.
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A 2013 research paper on women's access to justice in Pakistan showed that very often the judicial focus was not on the actions of the rapist, but on the behavior and even sexual history of the victim -- not to mention the gruelling and demeaning cross-examination of victims at the hands of defence lawyers.
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Here's a description of the work from their research paper: In this work, we show that a wearable device can be exploited to discriminate mm-level distances and directions of the user's fine-grained hand movements, which enable attackers to reproduce the trajectories of the user's hand and further to recover the secret key entries.
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That is the conclusion of a research paper presented on Friday to global central bankers gathered in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that aims to explain why super-low interest rates put in place in the 2007-2009 financial crisis failed to lift business spending as much as expected, resulting in slower than forecast economic growth.
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The research paper, by the asset management unit of Brazil's largest private lender Itaú Unibanco Holding SA, found that corporate borrowing through bonds and other debt securities will need to grow by between 218 and 43 times the current level by 24 to meet companies' financing needs as banks are compelled to cut outstanding loans.
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Overall, a meta-analysis research paper on height and health risks, published in the International Journal of Epidemiology in 2012, found that "height was negatively associated with death from coronary disease, stroke subtypes, heart failure, stomach and oral cancers, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, mental disorders, liver disease and external causes," according to the abstract.
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She has also gone on to write a research paper, "What the Eye Doesn't See, Doesn't Move the Heart: Migrant Quilts of Southern Arizona," presented in 2016 at the annual seminar of the American Quilt Study Group, in Tempe, Arizona, and published in AQSG's annual journal of its seminar papers, Uncoverings, in the same year.
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"Withdrawing from global competition is a particularly terrible idea for the United States right now, since we are on the verge of introducing much more capable robots into the manufacturing process," Daron Acemoglu, the lead author of the research paper "The Race Between Machine and Machine" and an economist at M.I.T., wrote by email.
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For example, at Zhongnan Hospital, one of the 61 hospitals dealing with cases, 40 health care workers had been infected, accounting for nearly 30% of the 138 coronavirus patients admitted by the hospital from January 1 to 28, according to a research paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Association last week.
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Steven J. Davis, an economist at the University of Chicago who has built several indexes to measure policy uncertainty, wrote in a research paper released in August that Mr. Trump's trade uncertainty had unsettled trading partners and the global economy, contributed to depressed investment and become a major source of volatility in stock markets.
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But Elon Musk is not one to simply give away valuable research without a backup plan, and as Wired points out, just days after this paper was published, Tesla was awarded a patent for a new electric vehicle battery featuring nearly the exact same chemical makeup as the ones detailed in the research paper.
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"It was scooping with one hand from the semi-liquid manure composed of faeces, urine and toilet paper and then eating from the hand," the researchers reported in a 2011 research paper that made the rounds last week for some unknown reason, but which I absolutely could not resist clicking on because I am broken.
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As social psychologist Satoshi Kanazawa contends in the research paper "Bowling with our imaginary friends," the human brain did not evolve to understand the strong sensory experiences and characters on TV. Consequently, our subconscious psychological mechanisms "may respond as if the people they see on television were their friends," Kanazawa wrote in the academic journal Evolution and Human Behavior.
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In that case instead of writing a research paper about it, they decided to turn it into intellectual property — I guess they must have filed patents and so on — and then Uber looks at that and thinks oh yes, we really need a bit of that, and Geometric Intelligence has now become the AI department of Uber.
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She eventually found a research paper published by Dr. Edwin Weeber, a professor of Molecular Pharmacology & Physiology at the University of South Florida, on Angelman syndrome and arranged a meeting where he told her that millions of dollars would need to be raised to fund research on Angelman syndrome before they could hope to find a cure.
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I'm looking forward to reading the paper he mentions here: Squire, an Elon University computer science professor, analyzed hundreds of far-right Facebook groups over a 10-month period to map their connections for a research paper, "Network Analysis of Anti-Muslim Groups on Facebook," that she will present at the Social Informatics conference in St. Petersburg in September.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Neuralink's research paper has not yet been peer-reviewed, as well as lacks critical data on how well it functions over time or whether it can cause brain inflammation:The paper, which wasn't peer-reviewed, didn't include data on the long-term stability of recorded neural signals nor the brain's inflammatory response.
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One in three women will have an abortion in their lifetime in Canada, with more than half of those undergoing abortions aged 20 to 29, according to a 2015 research paper, "Barriers and Facilitators to Family Planning Access in Canada," compiled by researchers at the University of Toronto, McGill University, the University of British Columbia, and Laval University.
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In a new research paper, " All the President's Friends ," the University of Illinois finance professors Jeffrey R. Brown and Jiekun Huang studied the share prices at companies whose executives visited the White House, and found that the real, or implied, influence of such encounters boosted the value of the companies in the months after such visits.
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The critiques on the Islamic State intelligence mirror disputes of more than a decade ago, when a Centcom intelligence analyst, Gregory Hooker, wrote a research paper saying that the administration of President George W. Bush, over many analysts' objections, advocated a small force in Iraq and spent little time thinking about what would follow the 2003 invasion.
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Only when the new algorithm sees an object being hit does it properly work to determine exactly what type of sound is being "When you run your finger across a wine glass, the sound it makes reflects how much liquid is in it," explained CSAIL PhD candidate and research paper lead author Andrew Owens to MIT News.
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Alexander Colvin, a labor relations researcher at Cornell University, published a research paper in 2011 that found another level of potential bias: Not only were arbitrators more likely to rule in favor of businesses that were repeat customers, they were also more likely to award less money to their clients' employees when they found the business at fault.
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Late last month, for instance, after The New England Journal of Medicine published a research paper about early cases of the virus, Chinese web users pounced on the fact that several of the authors worked for the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, saying they should have been informing the public, not furthering their research careers.
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Urschel, a 6-foot, 3-inch (1.9 m), 300-pound (136 kg) player who joined the Ravens from Penn State University, is studying applied mathematics at MIT and was the co-author of a research paper titled "Spectral Bisection of Graphs and Connectedness," that was published in 2014, the same year he began his pro career.
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Alexander Colvin, a labor relations researcher at Cornell University, published a research paper in 20183 that found another level of potential bias: Not only were arbitrators more likely to rule in favor of businesses that were repeat customers, they were also more likely to award less money to their clients' employees when they found the business at fault.
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Alexander Colvin, a labor relations researcher at Cornell University, published a research paper in 2011 that found another level of potential bias: Not only were arbitrators more likely to rule in favor of businesses that were repeat customers, but they were also more likely to award less money to their clients' employees when they found the business at fault.
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An Atlantic piece on the subject draws from a 18823 research paper by Cristel Antonia Russell and Sidney Levy called "The Temporal and Focal Dynamics of Volitional Reconsumption: A Phenomenological Investigation of Repeated Hedonic Experiences," which is a very long way of saying "watching or reading the same thing over and over again" and breaks down the findings into four categories.
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Still, his take on the student-loan market, which he has described in a research paper as an "education bubble" backed by "unambiguously toxic" loans, has resonated for some: Mr. Trafton admires his work, and on SumZero, an online platform catering to investment professionals, Mr. Mann's short recommendations on stocks like Capella Education, Apollo Education and Navient attracted top popularity ratings.
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This week, the Center for the Study of the The Drone at Bard College published a research paper on counter-drone technology that includes a list of 537 counter-drone systems displaying jaw-dropping diversity, from hand-held guns that detect a drone's radio-frequency and blast it with microwaves to ground installations that listen for drones and fire a net.
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The focus on gender bias in economics began simmering in August, when Alice Wu, an economist from the University of California, Berkeley, detailed in a research paper how the website Economics Job Market Rumors, a much-read, anonymous job-rumor forum and message board for economists, had become a hotbed of harassment, with female economists frequently described in often sexual and crude terms.
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SEHGAL There are scenes of mourning from "Wave" that are tattooed on my brain: In one, Sonali Deraniyagala visits the hotel in Sri Lanka where her children, husband and parents perished in the Asian tsunami and discovers her husband's research paper that survived, with only a small rip, and later, her son's little shirt, the sleeve still rolled up on one side.
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Support for President Trump is singularly the most likely trait among Twitter users that identify as being a part of the "alt-right," a loosely-defined faction of far-right extremists that advocate for a white supremacist political agenda, according to "Alt-Right Twitter Census," a new research paper by J.M. Berger published by VOX-pol, a violent online extremist research group funded by the European Union.
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Seeing Burns' Facebook rant, which has now been shared on Facebook alone more than 75,000 times, marine biology and veterinary student and "really big fish fan" Zenia Sherman banged out her own defense of the mola mola: Sherman told me that a friend showed her that viral rant, and inspired her to write her own mini-research paper as a retort, bibliography section and all.
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In a recent research paper, Robin Hui Huang, professor of law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, attributed the increase of P2P in China to three factors: a high 56 percent rate of internet penetration by 23, a large supply of available funds from investors, and financial demands of small-to-medium-sized companies that cannot be satisfied by the existing banking system.
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But MS-13 actually began in Los Angeles in the 1980s during a flood of Salvadorians fleeing to the US. Its offshoot in Central America took hold when many of the members were deported by the US back home, according to a University of Pittsburgh research paper hosted by the Department of Justice's National Criminal Justice Reference Service and a study by the UN Office of Drug and Crime.
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"What we did here is we studied the system and we showed that actually there is a vulnerability that exists in their system that allows us to use their system and to send carefully created queries that allow us to extract — to exfiltrate — information from the data-set that the system is supposed to protect," explains Imperial College's Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye, one of five co-authors of the research paper.
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But these groups don't handle money well, according to Jason Zweig of the WSJ: A new research paper looks at the investment returns of a huge sample of nonprofits and finds they've been abysmal: From 2009 through 2016, these endowment funds returned an average of 6.7 percent annually, compared with 12.2 percent for U.S. stocks, 10.5 percent for a 60/40 mix of stocks and bonds, and 8 percent for U.S. Treasurys.
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"It would be absurd to imagine that an otherwise forbidden emolument in the form of a foreign government's payment to the American President could be cured if the President were to give that foreign government its money's worth (or more) in services advancing that government's interests, which might well be contrary to our own," Eisen wrote in a research paper with Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe and Richard Painter, George W. Bush's ethics lawyer.
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We don't yet know much about how and why they became radicalized, but it's likely they felt unwanted in Spain, where, according to a 2016 research paper by sociologist Francisco Javier Ullán de la Rosa of the University of Alicante, two decades of surveys show that "rejection against the culturally different in Spain" tends to focus on Moroccans, who comprise the vast majority of the immigrants to Spain from North Africa and the Middle East.
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