For just as the global telecommunications revolution has long outpaced political borders, so, too, has big business started to dissolve the frontiers associated with language.
This work represents one of the first spatially explicit, economic trade-off analyses of national forest restoration programs, and reveals the relative cost of different restoration strategies, as well scale-related changes in production frontiers associated with restoration investments.
Arguably, a more challenging frontier associated with learning analytics at this stage of development is that activities and events producing data (about the learner, the learning platform, the learning content, etc).
Van Gennep (1960) also developed the concept of frontiers associated to margins.
In his acceptance speech Kennedy declared, "We stand today on the edge of a New Frontier". Thereafter the phrase "New Frontier" was associated with his presidential programs.
Thereafter the phrase "New Frontier" was associated with his presidential programs.
The discovery of gold on the Klondike in 1896 precipitated an influx of settlement that created an international mythology of romantic frontier existence associated with the name Yukon.
(Chinen) Jason Mears and Electric Quintet (Friday) Jason Mears, an adventurous saxophonist originally from Alaska, recently released his debut album, "Book of Changes: Part 1" (Prefecture), evoking the frontier bravura associated with Miles Davis's early jazz-rock bands.
The main difference between the two approaches is that the non-parametric approach assumes that the DMU has full control on the production process and all deviations from the frontier are associated with inefficiency.
Given the intrinsic variability of agricultural production due to factors like climatic change, plant pathology, and insect and pests, the assumption that all deviations from the frontier are associated with inefficiency, as assumed in the non-parametric approaches, is difficult to accept (Bauman et al. 2016).
This policy of fastening the church, a universal institution, into the Reich, with its well-defined frontiers, is usually associated with Otto I, but it gathered momentum only in the reigns of his successors.
