Design and Simulation of Fault Tolerant Algorithms in Network-on-Chip by Nasibeh Siadaty, Karim Mohammadi

“…In this manner that against of permanent faults that exist structural in network on chip, packet has a expectation ability and finally return source to find another path and information bits are protected by a cyclic redundancy code (CRC) and Switch-to-Switch Error Control Policies (link level), against of transient faults. with appearance of fault, because of existence several sorts of the same packet in network, it will be discarded. …”
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Institutionalizing policy-level health impact assessment in Europe: is coupling health impact assessment with strategic environmental assessment the next step forward? by John Wright, Jayne Parry, Edward Scully

“…Coupling HIA with SEA may thus be the next step forward in a longer journey towards institutionalizing HIA as an independent policy-linked device.…”
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Local Authorities’ Policies for Disseminating Gender Equality. Evidence from Italy by Elena GORI, Alberto ROMOLINI, Silvia FISSI

“…The result of the analysis is that the local authorities are demonstrating more commitment with policies linked to employment issues. Moreover, Italian municipalities show a signifi cant commitment to spreading GM policies, not only dedicated to women but also to a more inclusive concept of ‘gender’. …”
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Zero emission targets as long-term global goals for climate protection by Joeri Rogelj, Michiel Schaeffer, Malte Meinshausen, Reto Knutti, Joseph Alcamo, Keywan Riahi, William Hare

“…Net zero emissions targets are a useful focal point for policy, linking a global temperature target and socio-economic pathways to a necessary long-term limit on cumulative CO _2 emissions.…”
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Impactul criminalității asupra dezvoltării economico-sociale regionale în România, Editura Pro Universitaria, București, 2018. Radu Tudor Petre by Cristina Dumitran

“…Research has emerged as a necessity in the current socio-economic and political national and international context, which inevitably generates new forms of organized crime or the increasing level of existing crime, so that the institutional capacity of a state to anticipate trends or developments in this phenomenon and the assessment of the social and economic impact it has had lead to the adoption of viable regional, national and transnational crime prevention and reduction policies, linked to regional development programs. The quality of the paper is that, by linking social issues (social exclusion, unemployment, early school leaving, risk of victimization, disadvantaged background, etc.), crime and their economic and social impact on regional development, open up new opportunities for cross-disciplinary research.…”
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Financing Cocaine Use in a Homeless Population by Carol S. North, David E. Pollio

“…Conclusions: Findings suggest that illegal and informal income-generating activities are primary sources for immediate gratification with cocaine use and public entitlements do not appear to be primary funding sources used by homeless populations. Policy linking drug testing to benefits is likely to have little utility, and public expenditures on measures to unlink drug use and income might be more effectively used to fund employment and treatment programs.…”
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Data citizenship: Quantifying structural racism in COVID-19 and beyond by Cal Lee Garrett, Claire Laurier Decoteau

“…Drawing on qualitative analysis of 175 interviews with experts and residents in Chicago during the emergence of COVID-19, we find that these policies link the distribution of public resources to effective participation in state projects of data generation. …”
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Reflections on the impact and response to the Peruvian 2017 Coastal El Niño event: Looking to the past to prepare for the future. by Marisol Yglesias-González, Armando Valdés-Velásquez, Stella M Hartinger, Ken Takahashi, Guillermo Salvatierra, Rodrigo Velarde, Alvaro Contreras, Hugo Santa María, Marina Romanello, Valerie Paz-Soldán, Juan Bazo, Andrés G Lescano

“…At a national level, these findings expose a need for careful consideration of the potential limitations of policies linked to disaster prevention and preparedness when dealing with El Niño events. …”
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Nature-based solutions in flood risk management: Unlocking spatial, functional and policy perceptions amongst practitioners in South-West England by Daniel Keech, Lucy Clarke, Chris Short

“…The key findings are grouped into two broad categories: (1) impediments faced by practitioners in implementing NBS, including different spatial NBS understandings, implementation and planning challenges and, monitoring and maintaining NBS; (2) the need for effective NBS governance focused around policy links and community involvement and incentivisation. …”
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The Challenges of Cruise Tourism in Cozumel, Mexico by Alejandro Palafox-Muñoz, Felipe Rubí-González

“…From 1999 to date, organized civil society has developed several attempts to manage cruise tourism from a sustainable perspective, however tourism policy linked to the usufruct of the coasts, pressures and imposes actions aimed at the massive attraction of visitors, which highlights the null political will for a management that promotes the sustainability of an activity that has manifested its power to destroy habitats. …”
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The challenges of joint working: lessons from the Supporting People Health Pilot evaluation by Ailsa Cameron, Geraldine Macdonald, William Turner, Liz Lloyd

“…Purpose: This paper reports the findings of the evaluation of the Supporting People Health Pilots programme which was established to demonstrate the policy links between housing support services and health and social care services by encouraging the development of integrated services. …”
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The challenges of joint working: lessons from the Supporting People Health Pilot evaluation by Ailsa Cameron, Geraldine Macdonald, William Turner, Liz Lloyd

“…Purpose: This paper reports the findings of the evaluation of the Supporting People Health Pilots programme which was established to demonstrate the policy links between housing support services and health and social care services by encouraging the development of integrated services. …”
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Opinion 2/15: Sustainable Is the New Trade. Rethinking Coherence for the New Common Commercial Policy by Charlotte Beaucillon

“…Introduction: objectives v. policies, a new balance for coherence. - II. General v. policy-linked objectives: into the logics of constructive interpretation. - III. …”
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A Roadmap to Advance Marine and Coastal Monitoring, Biodiversity Assessment, and International Reporting: A Developing Nation Perspective by Kaylee P Smit, Kaylee P Smit, Lara Van Niekerk, Lara Van Niekerk, Linda R. Harris, Abigail McQuatters-Gollop, Lynne J. Shannon, Kerry J. Sink, Kerry J. Sink

“…Recommendations to address challenges include building collective understanding of assessment tools and methods, prioritizing pressures urgently needing mitigation measures, using relevant indicators to support reporting at multiple scales, applying coordinated approaches to identify gaps and opportunities, codeveloping coordinated approaches with direct policy links, and leveraging resources and technical capacity for iterative improvement. …”
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Cultura dos ofícios patrimônio cultural, história e memória Craftwork culture cultural heritage, history and memory by Maria Eliza Linhares Borges

“…The article focuses on two periods and emphasizes, on the one hand, the constitutive practices of craftwork culture, which today is an object of special interest for those who study museums and elaborate policies linked to historical heritage. On the other hand, it analyses the consequences of the memory of craftwork culture forged during the 19th century and the early decades of the 20th century, a period in which it lost its primacy to another work culture: that of the proletariat.…”
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EL TRANSPORTE DE MERCADERÍAS POR AGUA EN LA INTEGRACIÓN REGIONAL MERCOSUR by MARÍA LAURA LANFRANCO VÁZQUES

“…The general objective of this paper is to identify certain policies linked to the regional context from a legal perspective. …”
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Social services Interventions and the Mental Health and Mortality of care leavers: a population based data linkage study in Northern Ireland and Finland by Aideen Maguire, Anne Kouvonen, Dermot O'Reilly, Hanna Remes, Joonas Pitkänen, Pekka Martikainen

“…Aim To utilise nationwide social services data from two countries (Northern Ireland (NI) and Finland), with similar populations but different intervention policies, linked to a range of demographic and health datasets to examine the mental health outcomes of young adults in the years following leaving care. …”
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Assessment of Policy and Legal Frameworks of Urban Green Infrastructure Development: Republic of Guinea by Kandas Keita, Sory Kourouma

“…This article sets out existing institutional structures, institutional plans, and institutional policies linked to creating urban green infrastructure in three study cities: Conakry, Kankan, and Dubreka. …”
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Preventing marine wildlife crime: An evaluation of legal protection and enforcement perspectives by Angus Nurse

“…This article argues for marine wildlife crime to be integrated into mainstream crime policy linked to other forms of offending and criminal justice policy, rather than being largely seen as a purely environmental issue and a ‘fringe’ area of policing.…”
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Challenges and possible solutions for ensuring health of urban migrants as a part of India's agenda for a sustainable urban growth story by Borhade, A

“…Lack of migration specific data, state specific programmes/policies linked with state citizenship and lack of federal structures are key challenges to meet the unique needs of Indian migrants.…”