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Hoard

Known as: Hoard (disambiguation), Hoard allocator 
The Hoard memory allocator, or Hoard, is a memory allocator for Linux, Solaris, Microsoft Windows and other operating systems. Hoard is designed to… 
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2012
2012
Providing Source Code Level Portability Between CPU and GPU with MapCG
Graphics processing units (GPU) have taken an important role in the general purpose computing market in recent years. At present… 
2010
2010
Spectrum Reallocation and the National Broadband Plan
Of the several significant changes in U.S. telecommunications policy proposed by the National Broadband Plan, none are more… 
2007
2007
In-Plane Dimensional Stability of Oriented Strand Panel: Effect of Processing Variables
Single-layer oriented strand panels were fabricated under a combination of three alignment levels, four densities, and two resin… 
2007
2007
ON THE ORIGINS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE : DARWIN, FREIRE, MARX AND VIVEKANANDA
This article examines the fundamental reasons for educational research and practice in social justice from evolutionary… 
Review
2002
Review
2002
High density packaging in 2010 and beyond
As microsystems continue to move towards higher speed and microminiaturization, the demands for interconnection density both on… 
1992
1992
Optimal diagnostic methods for wiring interconnects
The problem of generating minimum test sets for diagnosing faults in wiring interconnects on printed circuit boards is addressed… 
1992
1992
Recovery of willow tit food caches by other willow tits and by great tits
1984
1984
Influences on CO and O2 binding to iron(II) porphyrins
On a determine diverses affinites de CO et O 2 pour la tetraphenylporphyrine de fer(II) et la porphyrine (tetrakis [triphenyl-2,4… 
1978
1978
A circadian rhythm of hoarding in the hamster
1976
1976
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