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Jwala Kumar's CV
Jwala Kumar's CV. Created based on the tccv template.
me

ETF Sarajevo - Završni rad prvog ciklusa
Zvanični template za završni rad prvog ciklusa (bachelor) na Elektrotehničkom fakultetu Univerziteta u Sarajevu.
Official template for final papers of the first cycle of study (bachelor) at Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Sarajevo.
Emir Sokić

Beamer-Theme-Execushares
A minimalist and modern-ish Beamer theme. Blog post regarding how this was written can be found here: https://blog.hamaluik.ca/posts/better-beamer-themes/
Kenton Hamaluik

ALMA Cycle 7 regular proposal
Original template for ALMA Cycle 7 regular proposals
Marco Tazzari

Math 392A Overleaf Form
HoTT
Parikshit Khanna

UVOD U ARHITEKTURU RAČUNARA
Letnji semestar 2013/2014
(Saša Malkov)
Ludi Burekdžija , Anja Bukurov

Bandera de Namibia
La bandera de Namibia fue diseñada por el sudafricano Frederick Gordon Brownell, funcionario de la Oficina Nacional de Heráldica de Sudáfrica, cuando dicha nación se independizaba de Sudáfrica. Sus colores están basados en la bandera del movimiento político SWAPO (South West Africa People's Organization, Organización del pueblo de África del Sudoeste, en castellano). La bandera fue adoptada oficialmente por el gobierno de Namibia el día 21 de marzo de 1990.
Como otras banderas, su relación largo/alto es 3:2 y su hoja de construcción y colores aproximados se encuentran en el enlace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Namibia. Para este diseño, el fondo es de colores Ultramarino y Verde en diagonal y sobre éste hay dos líneas: una blanca de 0,33 veces el alto y otra roja con un grosor de 0.25. La estrella es de color Dorado con una circunferencia interna de borde Ultramarino.
Ramón

Transportation Research Board (TRB) LaTeX template
This is a template for preparing papers to be submitted for presentation at the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting and for publication in the Transportation Research Record, Journal of the Transportation Research Board.
David Pritchard, Gregory S. Macfarlane, Chieh (Ross) Wang

Embedded Distributed Systems: A Case of Study with Clear Linux Projectfor Intel® Architecture
The rise of IoT interconnected objects will lead to an explosion in the volume of data that is collected, transmitted and processed. This explosion in volume will require novel methods for this transmission and processing.Power consumption and performance is one of the main design constraint for these systems. If current trends continue, future petaflop systems will require 100 megawatts of power. To address this problem the trend is towards the autonomous and responsible behavior of resources This demo shows how a network of ultra-low-voltage microprocessors platforms (Intel R AtomTM Processor E3815-Minnow-Max) can process their own data (running real HPC workloads) without the need of an external HPC system. This paper shows the impact of using a custom OS for x86 architecture in a embedded distributed system.
Victor Rodriguez / Marcos de Alba