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Europe chafes at workplace Americanization
Since the Industrial Revolution, every decade has had its unique defining characteristics -- innovation and challenge in the the 1960s, industrial strife in the '70s, the \"enterprise culture\" in the '80s. And the short-term contract culture, with its outsourcing, downsizing and long working hours, defines the 1990s. The characteristics of the '90s are American in origin. And we are beginning to see the Americanization of Europe, starting with Britain and spreading throughout the continent. Britain led the way in Europe toward privatizing the public sector. It downsized its work force substantially and outsourced many of its corporate functions as it left behind the recession in the early '90s faster than its European counterparts.
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Two-Dimensional Graphs Moving by Mean Curvature Flow
<正> A surface E is a graph in R4 if there is a unit constant 2-form ω on R4 such that<e1∧e2.ω>≥v0>0 where{e1.e2}is an orthonormal frame on Σ.We prove that.if v0≥on theinitial snrface,then the mean curvature flow has a global solution and the scaled surfaces converge toa self-similar solution.A surface Σ is a graph in M1×M2 where M1 and M2 are Riemann surfaces.if<e1∧e2.ω>≥v0>0 where w1 is a Khler form on M1.We prove that.if M is a Khler-Einsteinsurface with scalar curvature R.v0≥ on the initial surface,then the mean curvature flow has aglobal solution and it sub-converges to a minimal surface,if.in addition.R≥0 it converges to a totallygeodesic surface which is holomorphic.
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Ballet and dance
I AM a ballet dancer, teacher and critic and I am at present visiting Hongkong. Last Friday I attended the...
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