The NSF grants funding for research in biological sciences; geosciences; mathematics; physical sciences; Arctic and Antarctic research; social, behavioral, and economic sciences; computer and information sciences; and engineering.
On the advice of the Serious Organised Crime Agency, she contacted Norfolk police's economic and computer crime unit, which is investigating and has put her on a witness protection scheme.
The application of fixed point theorems is remarkable in a wide scale of mathematical, engineering, economic, physical, computer science and other fields of science.
The scheduling problems appear in all the economic areas, from computer engineering to industrial production and manufacturing.
A variety of methods from economic modelling to computer simulation have been suggested, many of which may not be applicable to complex psychosocial interventions.
Ever more research now supports his hunch.In a new paper, Daniel Sichel and Stephen Oliner, two economists at the Federal Reserve known for their work on analysing the economic impact of computers, estimate that improvements in the computer industry's own production processes account for about a quarter of the overall increase in productivity.
The economic decoupling of computers from everything else leads to more questions than answers, and barely hints at the strange future where today's trends simply continue.
As he has done since that 1980 election, Mr. Fair has plugged economic data into a computer model that correlates presidential elections.
But Washington believes that Iran's position has been somewhat weakened by a new round of economic sanctions and a computer virus that has disrupted some of its enrichment of uranium, delaying the estimated timetable for an Iranian bomb.
Some of the subjects most valuable for job and economic growth — like engineering, computer science and health sciences — have been most vulnerable, because they also happen to be among the most expensive to teach.
