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    NAFTA and the western economy

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    North American Free Trade Agreement ; International trade ; California ; Arizona ; Mexico ; West (U.S.)

    Why do regional economies differ?

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    Washington (State) ; Oregon ; Northwest, Pacific ; Regional economics ; Natural resources - West ; Federal Reserve District, 12th

    California's recent performance

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    California ; Federal Reserve District, 12th

    Forestry in farm management: A case history

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    Degeneration of Dynamical Degrees in Families of Maps

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    The dynamical degree of a dominant rational map f:PNPNf:\mathbb{P}^N\rightarrow\mathbb{P}^N is the quantity δ(f):=lim(degfn)1/n\delta(f):=\lim(\text{deg} f^n)^{1/n}. We study the variation of dynamical degrees in 1-parameter families of maps fTf_T. We make a conjecture and ask two questions concerning, respectively, the set of tt such that: (1) δ(ft)δ(fT)ϵ\delta(f_t)\le\delta(f_T)-\epsilon; (2) δ(ft)<δ(fT)\delta(f_t)<\delta(f_T); (3) δ(ft)<δ(fT)\delta(f_t)<\delta(f_T) and δ(gt)<δ(gT)\delta(g_t)<\delta(g_T) for "independent" families of maps. We give a sufficient condition for our conjecture to hold and prove that it is true for monomial maps. We describe non-trivial families of maps for which our questions have affirmative and negative answers.Comment: 18 pages. This is an expanded version of the article publishd in Acta Arithmetica. It contains a corrected statement and full proof of Propostion 11(c

    An "intermountain miracle"?

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    Idaho ; Utah ; Regional economics ; Economic conditions - West (U.S.)

    Western manufacturing: bucking the national trend?

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    Federal Reserve District, 12th ; West (U.S.)

    The western economy in the 80s

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    Federal Reserve District, 12th ; Economic conditions - West (U.S.)

    MPST Software: grl_suppdoc

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    Due to the nature of the GRAIL mission, the GRAIL Mission Planning and Sequence Team (MPST) is required to generate ground and uplink products faster than ever done before. The existing correct_transmitter_min_dur tool that provides a similar function to grl_suppdoc lacks the ability to operate accurately or quickly enough to support the rapid turnaround required of the GRAIL MPST. The GRAIL MPST was required to build this new tool to facilitate the ground and uplink generation processes to meet a tight sequence development timeline. The grl_suppdoc tool enables the GRAIL MPST to generate automatically Deep Space Network (DSN) transmitter suppressions based on short uplinks that are found in the ground/modeled Predicted Events File (PEF). The grl_suppdoc script automatically generates applicable DSN uplink suppressions in the form of a Spacecraft Activity Sequence File (SASF) to protect the GRAIL project from short DSN uplink windows, which can be cause for operator error at the DSN antennas. Currently, no software exists that provides this functionality at the efficiency required for GRAIL sequence team operations. Compared to a manual process, this script reduces human error and saves considerable man-hours by automating and streamlining the mission planning and sequencing task for the GRAIL mission
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