Kyoto University also has 18 graduate schools, including a school of Asian and African area studies as well as a school of management. The graduate schools offer master's, doctoral and professional degree programs. The university’s academic calendar is semester-based, and the primary language ...
Dr. Mori: I went to Kyoto Institute of Technology and graduated in 1997 with a degree in Applied Biology. In 1999, I finished my master's degree in science from Kyoto University, in Japan, followed by PhD in Engineering from Kyoto University. I also completed the General Management Program...
Joint Actions allow an "investor" to reduce the green house gas emissions ("GHG") of a "host" and, at least ultimately, receive credit for such reductions. This dissertation demonstrates that open market orientation effects how countries have structured AIJ programs and projects.; In order to ...
Although he holds a degree in statistics, he has taken only one course in computer programming and never earned degrees in science or mathematics. He instead preferred to view math as “a hobby…something that one actually does to solve interesting problems, rather than as a fixed body of ...
of cost-savings related to the Protocol’s flexibility mechanisms. We conclude that if approaches developed under the AIJ programs to approve projects are retained, benefits from Kyoto’s flexibility provisions will be less than those widely anticipated. Keywords: greenhouse gas; joint implementation;...
2.3 Control of Notification Levels The probability of an e-mail message being read can be estimated with some degree of accuracy. Richbiff estimates it from reading histories and determines a motion pattern according to an estimated possibility, i.e., vigorous motion if it is likely to be ...
The remaining questions include the degree to which funding and investment will be forthcoming for the work plan goals. Also unclear is the degree to which the developing country partners will undertake activities in addition to those receiving outside funding. Another question—critical to the future...