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Elizabeth A. Koebele,Stephanie Bultema,Christopher M. Weiblegnoring the potential energy savings from cooling equipment whose energy consumption accounts for about 40% of the total energy consumption of data center. In addition cooling equipment is often set to an excessively low temperature to ensure the thermal safety of the data center, resulting in energ
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Emily V. Bell,Adam Douglas Henryn of networks (cable-based and wireless broadband networks) and the widespread use of Web-enabled devices (PCs, portable computers, tablets, smartphones, etc.). Network rollout and the number of devices in use are rapidly increasing around the world. According to expert estimates, 40 % of the global
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Conceptual Reflections About Water, Governance, and Networks, elements studied therein. After systematically presenting the complexities of water governance and the ways water issues are typically governed and managed, the chapter discusses the contributions of network concepts to understanding these complexities, as well as ways to overcome them. The chapter
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Network Segregation and Water Governance: The Case of the Spiny Lobster Initiative,d preferences, social group identity, sectoral affiliations, trust and reciprocity. We identify the social processes associated with each mechanism, provide examples from existing research, and describe issues related to measurement and analysis. We then explore these mechanisms in the case of the S
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,Identifying Subsystems and Crucial Actors in Water Governance: Analysis of Bipartite Actor—Issue Neapter, we conceive of water governance as an almost infinite set of interconnected actors that potentially deal with an almost infinite set of interconnected issues. We use the case of Swiss water governance to demonstrate how a bipartite network representation of a large governance system can be us