byon

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byon

[′bī‚än]

(geology)

Gem-bearing gravel, particularly that with brownish-yellow clay in which corundum, rubies, sapphires, and so forth occur.

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For all the groups, the results of the scale were confirmed, corroborating the results of Byon & Zhang (2010) (see Table 2).

Sustainability as an identity factor of tourist destinations at websites: does the consumer care?/Sustentabilidade como fator de identidade de destinos turisticos em websites: o consumidor se importa?

(31.) Kevin Byon, Michael Carroll, Michael Cottingham, II, John Grady and James Allen, "Examining Gender Differences in the Effect of Spectator Motivation on Sport Consumption Behaviors at Collegiate Wheelchair Basketball Games," Journal of Venue & Event Management 3 (2011), 12-27.

Prospects, promotions and play-off races: do they bring fans to minor league games?

* Bring your own device (BYOD) will evolve into bring your own network (BYON).

Infosecurity Europe 2013

For enterprises with increasing numbers of devices that require the support of multiple networks, a BYON plan reduces the cost of mobile data roaming with global Wi-Fi roaming access.

-iPass calculator helps figure out 'bring your own plans' devices

Byon et al proposed an Exponential Smoothing (ES) filter for temporal association rule mining [8].

Role of segment progressive filter in dynamic data mining

On the other hand, despite this need for counseling, numerous researchers have documented international students' hesitation to seek professional assistance (Byon, Chan, & Thomas, 1999; Mori, 2000; Nilsson, Berkel, Flores, & Lucas, 2004; Singaravelu et al., 2005).

Understanding and responding to the career counseling needs of international college students on U.S. campuses

Wonho Kim and Wook-Soo Kim, Pusan National University; Gye-Soo Kim, Dongil Rubber Belt; Jong-Woo Bai, Korea Institute of Footwear & Leather Technology; and Young-Hoo Byon, Dae Young Special Rubber, South Korea.

Pittsburgh hosts Rubber Division

The central chapters cover "How the Discipline (Vinaya) Was Transmitted" ('dul ba ji ltar rgyud pa), "How the Lineage of the Kadampa [Was Transmitted]" (bka' gdams pa las ji ltar rgyud pa), "Explanation of the Lineages of the Sakyapa" (sa skya pa nas brgyud pa mams bshad pa), "The Flourishing of the Glorious Dagpo Kargyu" (dpal dvags po dkar rgyud las 'phel ba), and "How the Guru Lineage of the Glorious Kala-cakra Appeared" (dpal dus kyi 'khor lo'i bla ma brgyud pa byon tshul).

History of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism by dGe ye Tshul Khrims seng ge

Of the younger Byronists, Jane Stabler's detailed attention to the texture of Byon's allusive style works particularly effectively in an essay which draws out the Shandyean aspects of Mazeppa and usefully compares these to the modes of intertextuality in the ottava rima verse.