416 resultados para Postel, Mgr
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top row: Rex Lardner, Harlan Danner, Lilburn Ochs, Forrest Jordan, James Lincoln, Stanton Schuman, James Mericka, EdwardKellman
middle row: Richard Tasch, Urbane Hird, coach Cliff Keen, capt. Frank Bissell, Frank Morgan, mgr Sidney Stiegel, Harold Nichols
front row: Earl Thomas, John Speicher, Paul Cameron
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top row: ass't coach Robertson, Fran k Morgan, Don Nichols, Ralph Turner, Roland Savilla, Forrest Jordan, Richard Tasch, Carl Mosser, mgr Max Schoetz
front row: Thomas Weidig, Rex Lardner, coach Cliff Keen, capt. Harold Nichols, William Combs, James Mericka, C. Philips Whittemore
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top row: frosh coach Robertson, Richard French, Emanuel Knobloch, James Butler, John Paup, Carl Mosser, John Raschbacher, Joseph Robinson, mgr Sanderson
middle row: Albert John Sargeant, James Galles, Don Nichols, capt. Forrest Jordan, coach Cliff Keen, Harlan Danner, William Combs
front row: Fred Klemach, Thomas Weidig
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top row: Harold Langstaff, Thomas Weidig, Marvin Becker, ?,Hugh Wilson, William Courtright, Arthur Paddy, Herbert Barnett, mgr. Copley
front row: James Galles, John Paup, coach Cliff Keen, capt. Bill Combs, ass't coach Robertson, Raymond Deane, Fred Klemach
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top row: Larry Loftus, George MacIntyre, Hal Rudel, mgr. Bob Richardson, Woodward (Chip) Warrick, Max Luikart, Dick Kopel
front row: Pete Speak, Robert Allen, John Greene, Manly Johnson, coach Courtright, Hugh Mack, Tom Mueller
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top row: Forrest Jordan, Ward Petterson, George Chiames, coach Cliff Keen, capt. Bill Courtright, Dan Dworsky, mgr. John Dreifus
front row: John Allred, Maurice Smith, Dale Richardson, Art Clements, Dick Kopel, Wayne Smith
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top row: Jim Kahl, Lou Hudson, ?, ?, ?
mdidle row: ass't coach Rick Bay, Mike Rubin, Jesse Rawls, Lane Headrick, Tom Quinn, mgr. Rich Bond
front row: Tim Cech, Dave Brook, capt. Pete Cornell, coach Cliff Keen, Geoff Henson, Tom McCaslin, Wayne Wentz
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top row: Jim Blanks, Marty Chouinard, Preston Henry, Therlon Harris, Rick Bolhouse, Mitch Mendrygal, Paul Paquin, Roger Ritzman
middle row: ass't coach Rick Bay, Tom Littleton, Jim Hagan, Mark King, Tim Cech, Jim Thomas, Brian Boyce, Marvin Pushman, mgr. Rich Bond
front row: Tom Quinn, Jim Sanger, capt. Lou Hudson, coach Cliff Keen, Jesse Rawls, Jerry Hoddy, Ty Belknap
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top row: Jim Brown, Jeff Guyton, David Curby, Bill Schuk, Rich Valley
middle row: ass't coach Bill Johannesen, Bill Davids, John Ryan, Gary Ernst, John King, Jarrett Hubbard, mgr Tom Fillion
front row: Jim Blanks, capt. Mitch Mendrygal, coach Rick Bay, Roger Ritzman, Robert Whitley
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top row: Mark Johnson, John Ryan, Rob Huizenga, Dave Curby
middle row:ass't coach Bill Johanesen, Rich Valley, Dan Brink, Bill Schuck, Jim Brown, mgr. Robert Murray
front row: Rick Neff, capt. Jarrett Hubbard, coach Rick Bay, Gary Ernst, Bill Davids
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Top Row: Coach Keene Fitzpatrick, Willis Hodgman, Forrest Hall, Captain James A. Leroy, Paul Smits, st. mgr. Robert. Bourland, Duane Stuart
Middle Row (seated): Paul Vernor, Loomis Hutchinson, John Finlay, Rush Baughman, Jacob White
Front Row (on ground): LeClair Martin, Harry Morris, Bryson Horton, Allen Wolcott
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Vol. 68-99 called 2. série, with duplicate volume numbering from 1-32.
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Since Z, being a state-based language, describes a system in terms of its state and potential state changes, it is natural to want to describe properties of a specified system also in terms of its state. One means of doing this is to use Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) in which properties about the state of a system over time can be captured. This, however, raises the question of whether these properties are preserved under refinement. Refinement is observation preserving and the state of a specified system is regarded as internal and, hence, non-observable. In this paper, we investigate this issue by addressing the following questions. Given that a Z specification A is refined by a Z specification C, and that P is a temporal logic property which holds for A, what temporal logic property Q can we deduce holds for C? Furthermore, under what circumstances does the property Q preserve the intended meaning of the property P? The paper answers these questions for LTL, but the approach could also be applied to other temporal logics over states such as CTL and the mgr-calculus.
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This paper examines how the loss of 6300 jobs from the closure of MG Rover (MGR) in the city of Birmingham (UK) in April 2005 affected the employment trajectories of ex-workers, in the context of wider structural change and efforts at urban renewal. The paper presents an analysis of a longitudinal survey of 300 ex-MGR workers, and examines to what extent the state of local labour markets and workers’ geographical mobility—as well as the effectiveness of the immediate policy response and longer-term local economic strategies—may have helped to balance the impacts of personal attributes associated with workers’ employability and their reabsorption into the labour markets. It is found that the relative buoyancy of the local economy, the success of longer-run efforts at diversification and a strong policy response and retraining initiative helped many disadvantaged workers to find new jobs in the medium term. However, the paper also highlights the unequal employment outcomes and trajectories that many lesser-skilled workers faced. It explores the policy issues arising from such closures and their aftermath, such as the need to co-ordinate responses, to retain institutional capacity, to offer high-quality training and education resources to workers and, where possible, to slow down such closure processes to enable skills to be retained and reused within the local economy.
