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Implementation of an industrial visualization model for collaborative networks (2016)

The rapid development and employment of new technologies in the industrial domain forces enterprises dynamically adapting to changes. For example, supply chain enterprises' networks need to adopt affordable and fast responsive information systems, which must be also compatible with other systems for exchanging data. The ongoing Cloud Collaborative Manufacturing Networks (C2NET) project aims the development of a cloud-based platform to enable collaboration and optimization of processes that are performed in supply chains. The C2NET approach will allow collaborative networks (CNs) to improve the efficiency of organizations working in the same value chain. One important aspect of CNs is the interaction of users with the information needed for performing different tasks in the supply chain. The way in which the information is presented, is critical for users to be more efficient in their duties. Thus, user interfaces (UIs) must be customized in order to display useful information depending on the UI user. This research work focuses on a part of the C2NET project that intends to display in devices and web browser friendly UIs which are automatically adapted to the type of user or the role of the enterprise's worker. This article presents an implementation of an industrial visualization ontological model that might be employed for the C2NET platform. The result is a mobile application that provides an adaptive interface, which dynamically changes depending on the user and the notifications received from the CNs systems.
Five years monitoring of extragalactic radio sources. II. Quiescent spectra and the evolution of outbursts. (1988)

Etude detaillee des spectres radio haute frequence (12, 22, 37 et 77 MHz) de 27 radiosources, en phase quiescente puis en phase eruptive: la distinction de ces 2 phases permet une analyse separee des phenomenes observes. Les proprietes de ces 2 types de spectres et leurs evolutions sont traitees de facon statistique et tout indique, qu'elle que soit la nature de ces objets compacts, qu'il existe une structure radio commune et un mecanisme simple pour interpreter les variations de flux
Token passing: a simple conceptual model for connected speech recognition systems (1989)

This paper describes a simple but powerful abstract model in which connected word recognition is viewed as a process of passing tokens around a transition network. The advantages of this unifying view are many. The various apparently different connected word algorithms can be represented within the same conceptual framework simply by changing the network topology, the application of grammatical constraints is straightforward, and perhaps most importantly, the entire structure is independent of the actual underlying pattern matching technology. To illustrate the power of this conceptual model, the paper concludes by describing some work done under the UK Alvey-sponsored VODIS Project in which the Token Passing paradigm enabled the One Pass algorithm to be straightforwardly extended to include the generation of multiple alternatives and context free syntactic constraints. 1 Introduction In a recent paper, Godin and Lockwood [1989] investigated the One Pass (OP) [Vintsyuk 1971, Bridle et...
Termination for direct sums of left-linear complete term rewriting systems (1995)

A term rewriting system is called complete if it is confluent and terminating.We prove that completeness of TRSs is a "modular" property (meaning that it stays preserved under direct sums), provided the constituent TRSs are left-linear.Here, the direct sum R 0 R x is the union of TRSs R 0, with disjoint signature.The proof hinges crucially upon the (non)deterministic collapsing behavior of terms from the sum TRS.
CSLDA and LDA fusion based face recognition (2011)

Face recognition has great demands and become one of the most important research area of pattern recognition but there are several issues involved in it. Unsupervised statistical methods i.e. PCA, LDA, ICA are the most popular algorithms in face recognition that finds the set of basis images and represents faces as linear combination of those images. This paper presents a novel layered face recognition method based on CSLDA and LDA. The basic aim is to decrease FAR by reducing the face dataset to very small size through layered linear discriminant analysis. Although the computational complexity at the time of recognition is much higher than conventional PCA and LDA because weights are computed for small subspace at time of recognition but it provide a good results especially for large dataset. CSLDA of LDA is insensitive to large dataset and also small sample size and it provided 84% accuracy on Banca face database. The proposed approach is also applicable on other applications and recognition methods i.e. PCA, KDA, DLDA etc. Streszczenie. Rozpoznawanie twarzy jest jedną z bardziej waznych metod graficznego rozpoznawania wzorow. Najbardziej popularnymi metodami są tu PCA, LDA, ICA gdzie twarz jest reprezentowana jako liniowa kombinacja bazowych komponentow. Artykul prezentuje inną metode bazującą na CSLDA i LDA. Glownym celem jest zmniejszenie FAR przez zredukowanie bazy danych do bardzo malych rozmiarow przez warstwową liniową dyskryminacje. Zlozonośc komputerowa metody jest nieco wieksza ale otrzymane rezultaty, glownie zmniejszenie bledu są zachecające. (Rozpoznawanie twarzy przez fuzje metod CSLDA i LDA).
Can chemical reactivity patterns on chemically modified electrode surfaces be anticipated from solution reactivity? A study of ruthenium nitro complexes (1980)

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTCan chemical reactivity patterns on chemically modified electrode surfaces be anticipated from solution reactivity? A study of ruthenium nitro complexesHector D. Abruna, J. L. Walsh, T. J. Meyer, and Royce W. MurrayCite this: J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1980, 102, 9, 3272–3274Publication Date (Print):April 1, 1980Publication History Published online1 May 2002Published inissue 1 April 1980https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ja00529a077https://doi.org/10.1021/ja00529a077research-articleACS PublicationsRequest reuse permissionsArticle Views171Altmetric-Citations44LEARN ABOUT THESE METRICSArticle Views are the COUNTER-compliant sum of full text article downloads since November 2008 (both PDF and HTML) across all institutions and individuals. These metrics are regularly updated to reflect usage leading up to the last few days.Citations are the number of other articles citing this article, calculated by Crossref and updated daily. Find more information about Crossref citation counts.The Altmetric Attention Score is a quantitative measure of the attention that a research article has received online. Clicking on the donut icon will load a page at altmetric.com with additional details about the score and the social media presence for the given article. Find more information on the Altmetric Attention Score and how the score is calculated. Share Add toView InAdd Full Text with ReferenceAdd Description ExportRISCitationCitation and abstractCitation and referencesMore Options Share onFacebookTwitterWechatLinked InRedditEmail Other access optionsGet e-Alertsclose Get e-Alerts
L'essai de compression plane de monocristaux encastrés : méthode d'étude du comportement d'un cristal soumis à une déformation plastique imposée (1982)

A simple technique for the plane strain compression of constrained surrounded crystals is proposed for crystal plasticity studies under conditions of imposed plastic deformation. The basic principle consists of deforming, by compression in a die, a crystal of orientation X3, X2 (where X3 indicates the vector normal to the compression face and X2 the direction of elongation), constrained by two other crystals of orientation - X3, X2. Experimental results obtained on aluminum crystals of different orientations confirm the validity of the technique.
Determination of Rotational Viscosity and Pretilt Angle in Nematic Liquid Crystals from Transient Current: Influence of Ionic Conduction (1995)

Abstract A method is described for the measurement of the rotational viscosity y 1 in nematic liquid crystal cell assemblies. Theoretical formulas to determine y 1 from transient current are developed by considering both director rotation and conduction of impurity ions. The pretilt angle and the product of the drift mobility and density of the ions are also obtained with the method. Experimental results for 4-pentyl-4′-cyano biphenyl cells with or without polyimide alignment layers are reported. Key Words: Nematic liquid crystalrotational viscositypretilt angleimpurity iontransient current
Negative-temperature-state relaxation and reservoir-assisted quantum entanglement in double-spin-domain systems (2018)

Spin collective phenomena including superradiance are even today being intensively investigated with experimental tests performed based on state-of-the-art quantum technologies. Such attempts are not only for the simple experimental verification of predictions from the last century, but also as a motivation to explore new applications of spin collective phenomena and the coherent control of the coupling between spin ensembles and reservoirs. In this paper, we investigate the open quantum dynamics of two spin ensembles (double-spin domains) coupled to a common bosonic reservoir. We analyze in detail the dynamics of our collective state and its structure by focusing on both the symmetry and asymmetry of this coupled spin system. We find that when the spin size of one of the double domains is larger than that of the other domain, at the steady state this system exhibits two unusual collective behaviors: the negative-temperature-state relaxation in the smaller spin domain and the reservoir-assisted quantum entanglement between the two domains. These results are the consequence of the asymmetry of this system and the decoherence driven by the common reservoir.
The Molecular Controlled Semiconductor Resistor: A Universal Sensory Technology (2014)

Abstract We review some of the sensors based on the molecular control semiconductor resistor (MOCSER) technology. The technology can be applied for developing highly sensitive and selective molecular sensors that operate both in gas and in liquid environments. Specifically, we describe here a set of GaAs gas‐phase sensors based on an array constructed from several elements, each coated with a different sensing molecule. Coating the same semiconductor device with an ultrathin polymer layer also allows the use of the device in a harsh liquid environment and in performing measurements in physiological liquids. Hence, the MOCSER‐based platform opens the way for producing inexpensive, easy to use, and robust sensors for a wide variety of applications.
Life Cycle Assessment as applied to environmental choices regarding farmed or wild-caught fish. (2013)

Abstract Fish production is facing increasing worldwide demand while fish landings are plateauing. Fish production is the only kind of animal production that is still dominated by extractive activity, endangered because of overexploitation of natural resources and a rearing activity with a rapid expansion. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), which estimates local- to global-scale environmental impacts, has been adapted to seafood production systems. Scientific publications increasingly propose methodological improvements and case-study applications of LCA in the fishery and aquaculture sectors, with the combined objectives of better describing and understanding their biophysical interactions with the environment and supporting decision-making and eco-labelling of seafood products. In particular, the development of innovative indicators better defines impacts of fisheries on the marine ecosystem (e.g., benthos damage, by-catch, biotic resource use). Nevertheless, the lack of consensus about methodological questions (e.g., co-product allocation rules, system boundary definition) weakens comparisons between studies and limits the generalization of results and dissemination of methods. This paper reviews published applications of LCA to farmed and wild-caught fish.
Capacity Lower Bounds and Approximate Enumerative Coding for 2-D Constraints (2007)

We present a general method for obtaining lower bounds on the capacities of two-dimensional (2-D) constraints. We apply our method to the 2-D (d=2, infin) run-length limited (RLL) constraint and obtain the best known lower bound, .4423, on the capacity of this constraint. Our lower bounds are shown to be achievable by a fixed-rate, polynomial-complexity encoding-decoding algorithm based on enumerative coding with approximate counts.
Synthesis, Radiolabeling, and Biological Evaluation of 5-Hydroxy-2-[18F]fluoroalkyl-tryptophan Analogues as Potential PET Radiotracers for Tumor Imaging (2016)

Aiming at developing mechanism-based amino acid (18)F-PET tracers for tumor imaging, we synthesized two (18)F-labeled analogues of 5-hydroxy-l-[β-(11)C]tryptophan ([(11)C]5HTP) whose excellent in vivo performance in neuroendocrine tumors is mainly attributed to its decarboxylation by aromatic amino acid decarboxylase (AADC), an enzyme overexpressed in these malignancies. Reference compounds and precursors were synthesized following multistep synthetic approaches. Radiosynthesis of tracers was accomplished in good radiochemical yields (15-39%), high specific activities (45-95 GBq/μmol), and excellent radiochemical purities. In vitro cell uptake was sodium-independent and was inhibited ≥95% by 2-amino-2-norbornanecarboxylic acid (BCH) and ∼30% by arginine. PET imaging in mice revealed distinctly high tumor/background ratios for both tracers, outperforming the well-established O-(2-[(18)F]fluoroethyl)tyrosine ([(18)F]FET) tracer in a head-to-head comparison. Biological evaluation revealed that the in vivo performance is most probably independent of any interaction with AADC. Nevertheless, the excellent tumor visualization qualifies the new tracers as interesting probes for tumor imaging worthy for further investigation.
The National Study on Costs and Outcomes of Trauma (2007)

The National Study on the Costs and Outcomes of Trauma Care (NSCOT) was designed to address the need for better information on the value of trauma center care. It is a multi-institutional, prospective study that involved the examination of costs and outcomes of care received by over 5,000 adult trauma patients 18 to 84 years of age treated at 69 hospitals located in 12 states. The study had three major objectives: (1) to examine variations in care provided to trauma patients in Level I trauma centers and nontrauma center hospitals; (2) to determine the extent to which differences in care correlate with patient outcome, where outcome is defined not just in terms of mortality and morbidity, but also in terms of major functional outcomes at 3 months and 12 months after injury; and (3) to estimate acute and 1-year treatment costs for trauma center and nontrauma center care, and to describe the relationship between costs and effectiveness for trauma centers and nontrauma centers. In this article, we describe the design of the NSCOT study and point to some of the methodological challenges faced in its implementation and in the analysis of the data. We also present a description of the study population to serve as a basis of future reports. We conclude with lessons learned and some recommendations for future research.
Quantitative Interpretation Of Holograms And Specklegrams (1987)

Fundamentals of laser hologram interferometry and speckle metrology are reviewed with special emphasis on principles governing formation of fringe patterns and dependence of this phenomenon on object&apos;s motion and/or deformation. Processes relating to recording and reconstruction of holograms and specklegrams are discussed and are followed by presentation of procedures for their quantitative interpretation based on the method of projection matrices. Since there is a unique projection matrix for each hologram, or specklegram recorded from a different direction, each of the matrix equations relates the fringe parameters and recording geometry to the unknown deformation. Therefore, the resulting system of matrix equations can be solved for the unknown displacements, rotations, and strains.
Gate-level fault diagnosis for scan-based VLSI environment (2002)

This paper presents a gate-level fault diagnostic scheme for integrated circuits with STUMPS based built-in self-test (Bardell and McAnney 1982). It first employs a structural analysis algorithm to eliminate modeled faults that do not produce observed erroneous circuit outputs, then uses a dynamic fault dictionary and signature simulation technique to improve on the fault diagnostic resolution.
Friedel—Crafts Alkylation of a Cage Enone: Synthesis of Aralkyl Substituted Tetracyclo[5.3.1.0[2,6].0[4,8]]undeca‐9,11‐diones and the Formation of Fascinating Novel Cage Compounds with Pyrrole and Thiophene Using Montmorillonite K‐10. (2007)

Abstract ChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 200 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract, please click on HTML or PDF.
A Prognostic Model for the Presence of Neurogenic Lesions in Atypical Idiopathic Scoliosis (2003)

The model derived in this study indicates that the probability of neurogenic lesions is extremely low in most patients with idiopathic scoliosis with atypical features. However, patients with severe curves despite skeletal immaturity and an abnormal neurologic examination have a significant probability of neurogenic lesions. Therefore, clinical efficiency will be enhanced by narrowing the indications for MRI to those patients with these risk factors.
Effects of olmesartan medoxomil (OLM) and valsartan (VAL) on the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) in healthy normal subjects (2005)

Angiotensin II (Ang II) receptor blockers lower blood pressure (BP) by blocking the binding of Ang II to the AT1 receptor. Blockade of the RAAS at the level of the AT1 receptor causes a compensatory rise in plasma renin activity (PRA), which can be used as an indirect measure of the degree and persistence of receptor blockade. This 5-way crossover study compared the increase in PRA (ΔPRA) over 24 hr, following single doses of placebo (PLA), OLM 20 mg, OLM 40 mg, VAL 80 mg and VAL 160 mg in normal volunteers (N=20), with a 7-day washout period between doses. The primary endpoint was ΔPRA from pre-dose to 24 hr. All doses of OLM and VAL increased PRA compared with PLA. At 24 hr post-dose (Figure), PRA remained increased with OLM 20 and 40 mg and with VAL 160 mg, but not 80 mg, compared with PLA (P=0.002, P<0.001, P=0.029). At 24 hr, ΔPRA was significantly higher with OLM 40 mg than with OLM 20 mg (P=0.004) or either VAL dose (P<0.001). At 4 hr post-dose, ΔPRA was similar for OLM and VAL at all doses. With OLM, there was a clear relationship between dose and ΔPRA at 8, 16 and 24 hr. Thus, during treatment with OLM 40 mg ΔPRA was significantly greater than with OLM 20mg (P=0.002, P=0.016, P=0.004 at 8, 16 and 24 hr, respectively). Between VAL 80 and 160 mg, however, there were no significant differences in ΔPRA at these times. Twenty-four hr urine aldosterone excretion rates were significantly lower than PLA with OLM 20 mg (P=0.008) and 40 mg (P=0.040) and VAL 160 mg (P=0.036) but not with VAL 80 mg (P=0.689). These results demonstrate more prolonged AT1 receptor blockade with OLM 40 mg than with either dose of VAL. Open in new tabDownload slide
A new redundant binary number to 2's-complement number converter (2004)

Redundant binary (RB) representation is one of the signed-digit number systems originally introduced by Avizienis, which provides carry-propagation-free addition. Since the multiplication of two numbers is generally performed by the addition of partial products, the carry-propagation-free feature of the RB arithmetic can be used to design high-speed multipliers and multiply-and-accumulate units. However, a RB-NB (redundant binary to normal binary) converter is required to provide a 2's-complement representation of the results. Previous research was conducted for the RB-NB converter. In this paper, based on Yen's method and Ling's adder scheme, we propose an improved RB-NB converter. The proposed RB-NB converter shows improvement in area and speed over other methods. The new RB-NB converter has been adopted in our proposed high-performance Complex Arithmetic Signal Processor.
Supplementary Figure 4 from Local Radiation Therapy Inhibits Tumor Growth through the Generation of Tumor-Specific CTL: Its Potentiation by Combination with Th1 Cell Therapy (2023)

Supplementary Figure 4 from Local Radiation Therapy Inhibits Tumor Growth through the Generation of Tumor-Specific CTL: Its Potentiation by Combination with Th1 Cell Therapy
Columnar Mesophases in Hybrid Organic−Inorganic Supramolecular Aggregates: Liquid Crystals of Fe, Cr, Mo, and W at Room Temperature, Built from Triazines and Metalloacid Complexes (2009)

Hybrid organic−inorganic supramolecular aggregates displaying liquid crystal properties at room temperature have been synthesized by linking equimolar amounts of 2,4,6-triarylamino-1,3,5-triazine and metallo-acids [Fe(CO)4(CNC6H4CO2H)] and [M(CO)5(CNC6H4CO2H)] (M = Cr, Mo, W) through hydrogen bonding formation. The starting metalloacids and their triazine aggregates display photoluminescent properties in solution and in the condensed phase (crystalline or glassy) at low temperature, but not in the mesophase. The mesophase produced by the supramolecular hybrid aggregates is always columnar hexagonal (Colh), corresponding to a columnar packing of 1:1 triazine-metalloacid supramolecules. The stability range of the columnar hexagonal mesophases is large, and the clearing temperatures decrease very regularly in the order Fe > Cr > Mo > W. All the supramolecular species show high thermal stability, even in the isotropic state.
Metamaterials for Antenna Applications (2009)

This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Left-handed Metamaterials: Transmission Line Approach Left-handed Metamaterials: Evanescent-mode Approach mmWave Metamaterial Antenna Applications Conclusions References