England and Scotland at War, c.1296-c.1513

King, Andy; Simpkin, David

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“…Instead, RAM can now go toe-to-toe with fixed disk for storage and also combine with the CPU to provide a tremendous performance differential as compared to disk-based systems and databases [8]. When compared with disk, the physics of spinning platters and their resulting Emerging technology in the area of in-memory computing and products like SAP HANA are changing the database technology arena and the analytics field and the overall system architectures [3]. These database advancements can bring improvements in the timeliness of access to data and can enable improved decision making and enable transformation of business processes to make use of this new capability.…”

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Sap Hana And Its Performance Benefits

Mirzoev¹,

Brockman²

2013

JIT

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In-memory computing has changed the landscape of database technology. Within the database and technology field, advancements occur over the course of time that has had the capacity to transform some fundamental tenants of the technology and how it is applied. The concept of Database Management Systems (DBMS) was realized in industry during the 1960s, allowing users and developers to use a navigational model to access the data stored by the computers of that day as they grew in speed and capability. This manuscript is specifically examines the SAPHigh Performance Analytics Appliance(HANA) approach, which is one of the commonly used technologies today. Additionally, this manuscript provides the analysis of the first two of the four common main usecases to utilize SAP HANA's in-memory computing database technology. The performance benefits are important factors for DB calculations.Some of the benefits are quantified and the demonstrated by the defined sets of data. R e t r i e v e d o n S e p t e m b e r 2 9 , 2 0 1 2 , f r o m http://en.sap.info/teched-2011-madrid-sikka-keynotehana/59111 [16]. Rowe, N. (2012). In-memory Computing: Lifting the B u r d e n o f B i g D a t a R e t r i e v e d f r o m

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Sap Hana And Its Performance Benefits

Mirzoev¹,

Brockman²

2013

JIT

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Pushing the boundary of territory: ecomuseums as dynamic, open spaces

Bowden

2017

Landscape Research

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This paper explores the spatial dimensions of a northern landscape-the Flodden battlefield. This is the focal site of the Flodden 1513 Ecomuseum; the centre to a network of 40 other sites around the United Kingdom which together interpret the Flodden story. However, this distributed network does not fit easily with the foundational ecomuseum concept of 'territory' as the boundary around a shared heritage, memory and community. The relative merits of three concepts of ecomuseums are discussed in relation to the Flodden 1513 Ecomuseum. Inspired by Doreen Massey's interpretation of space, this study explores multiple dimensions of Flodden space through four semiautobiographical journeys to the Flodden battlefield during the author's life: as a family holiday; a teenager with interest in military strategy; an early career field geologist; a project manager working with the local community and artists. The article concludes by suggesting the word territory may not be appropriate for ecomuseums: it suggests that Peter Davis's favoured term place may be an improvement; however, it ends by proposing that space may be an even better word for the geographic context of ecomuseums.

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