Section Conclusion Sample Clauses

Section Conclusion. Having considered briefly, three main factors that led to the diffusion of mobile telephony in society (i.e., anytime, anywhere; staying in perpetual contact; and safety and security), we may conclude that the mobile phone plays a pivotal role in society’s communicative practices.
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Section Conclusion. Done at Hoyvík on 31 August 2005, in the Icelandic, Faroese, Danish and English languages, all texts being equally authentic. In case of any discrepancies the English text shall prevail.
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Section Conclusion. Sufficient methods of procedure having been established in this Agreement to settle in an amicable manner any complaint or dispute that may arise, there shall be no strike the employees of the Company or any lockout of the employees the Company during the life of this Agreement. The following additions or changes to be incorporated into the Collective Agreement, which expired November will constitute a new Collective Agreement with all new provisions effective at hours on the day following written notice of ratification by the members of Local Lodge Number This Agreement shall expire at hours, November During the negotiations leading up to this Memorandum of Agreement, each party made certain proposals to the other. Each party herewith agrees that it has withdrawn all demands made to the other that are not incorporated in or covered by this of Agreement in whole or in part. The Union bargaining committee agrees to submit this Memorandum of Agreement to the membership of Local Union and to recommend it for ratification. The Company representatives agree to recommend acceptance of the Memorandum to their principals. DATED at Edmonton, Alberta, this 5"' day of April, Signed on behalf of the parties hereto by their duly authorized representatives. Inland Cement Edmonton Plant The Cement, Lime, Gypsum and Allied Workers' Division of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers Helpers, Local Xxxxx Xxxxxx President Lodge Xxx Xxxxx Manager Xxx Assistant Business Manager Vice President, Resources Negotiating Committee Xxx Xxxxx Assistant Plant Manager Negotiating Committee Xxx Maintenance Superintendent Xxxxxx Xxx Negotiating Committee Xxxx Xxxxxx Manager Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx Committee Xxx Manager, Human Resources Labourer, Janitor First days worked Labourer, Janitor day Regular Hourly Rates 12/1/06 12/1/07 12/1/08 12/1/09 worked Labourer, Janitor xxx worked and thereafter Raw Material Handler Packer Loader, Mechanic Helper Oiler Vac Truck, Tool Attendant Raw Material Handler I Operator Lab Analyst, Utility Shift Process Attendant, Day Analyst, Kiln Process Relief Operator Repairman I, Heavy Duty Mechanic Central Control Operator Instrument Tech, Electrician Regular Hourly Rates 12/1/06 12/1/07 12/1/08 12/1/09 Effective December Summer Relief employees will be paid an hourly rate of for work performed as a Labourer or Janitor. Effective December such will be paid employees per hour and effective December per hour and December Char...
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Section Conclusion. ‌ We have performed micro-benchmarking on the Xeon Phi and found unexpected sen- sitivity of performance to thread affinity policies, which we attribute to a complex interconnect architecture. Although the theoretical performance for the Xeon Phi is reached, from the results of experiments we may conclude that the performance of a parallel program on the Xeon Phi is susceptible to the number of threads and the thread affinity policy.
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Section Conclusion. ‌ We have carried out, to the best of our knowledge, the first performance and scalabil- ity study of a strong open source program for playing Go using MCTS called FUEGO on the Xeon Phi. Previous work only targeted scalability on a CPU [SKW10, BG11, SHM+16] or used simulation [Seg11]. Our experiments showed the difference in per- formance of an identical program in an identical setup on the Xeon CPU versus the Xeon Phi using the standard experimental settings of the 9 × 9 board and 1 second per move. We found (1) a good performance up to 32 threads, confirming a previous simulation study and (2) a deteriorating performance from 32 to 240 threads (see Figure 3.6).
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