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A new approach for evaluation of risk priorities of failure modes in FMEA (2001)

This paper presents a method for carrying out the calculus of the risk priority of failures in Failure Mode and EŒect Analysis (FMEA). The novelty of the method consists of new management of data provided by the design team, normally given on qualitative scales, without necessitating an arbitrary and arti ® cial numerical conversion. The practical eŒects of these issues are shown in an application example. 1. Preliminary considerations Since its introduction as a support tool for designers, FMEA (Failure Mode and EŒect Analysis) has been extensively used in a wide range of contexts (Stamatis 1995, Hatty and Owens 1995, Bowles 1998). The great number of papers published in various technological and service areas bear witness to this interest (Hatty and Owens 1995, Wirth et al. 1996). Designers ’ interest in FMEA is due to its capacity to perceive two very important aspects:. the capability of stimulating the application of the continuous improvement concept in design (Franceschini and Rossetto 1995b);. the possibility of methodical documenting of the design evolution. FMEA is a reliability tool, which requires identifying failure modes of a speci ® c product or system, their frequency and potential causes. It is normally applied by an interfunctional work team, with the right know-how to analyse the whole product life cycle. As a result of its application, it allows `quantifying ’ how `dangerous ’ a failure mode is, and also provides a rank of risk priorities of failure modes and a list of corrective actions to remove them. A typical form used for FMEA development is illustrated in table 1. It shows a list of items that identify:. the system or component part. the potential failure mode. the potential eŒect of failure. the severity index (S)
Determination of plasmin-α<sub>2</sub>-antiplasmin complex in plasma samples by means of a radioimmunoassay (1983)

Immunization of a goat with partially reduced and S-carboxymethylated plasmin B-chain-alpha 2-antiplasmin complex resulted in a large population of antibodies with rather high specificity towards the complex. These antibodies do not react with plasminogen or plasmin in complex with other inhibitors than alpha 2-antiplasmin. However, they react fully with native alpha 2-antiplasmin, but a 200-fold higher concentration, as compared to plasmin-alpha 2-antiplasmin complex, is needed to obtain a similar displacement curve in a double-antibody radioimmunoassay. The results indicate a conformational change in the vicinity of the reactive site in alpha 2-antiplasmin, as a result of complex formation with plasmin. A method for determination of plasmin-alpha 2-antiplasmin complex in plasma has been elaborated using the described radioimmunoassay. About 1.5 mg plasmin-alpha 2-antiplasmin complex/l can be detected, which equals the condition when about 1% of the alpha 2-antiplasmin in plasma is in complex with plasmin. In normal individuals plasmin-alpha 2-antiplasmin complex could be detected only rarely. However, patient with acute processes, as evidenced by high fibrinogen levels, surgical patients postoperatively or patients with malignancy have often detectable levels.
Characterization of purified human erythroid-potentiating activity. (1985)

Erythroid-potentiating activity (EPA), purified from serum-free medium conditioned by the Mo human T-lymphoblast cell line, is a 28,000 dalton glycoprotein. Removal of carbohydrate from EPA by digestion with endoglycosidase F generates a protein with an apparent molecular weight of 18,000. We have used purified EPA to develop rabbit antisera which neutralize the burst-promoting activity of purified EPA. These antisera immunoprecipitate a 28,000-dalton glycoprotein from metabolically labeled Mo cells. Purified EPA stimulates murine and human BFU-E and CFU-E but not myeloid or macrophage colonies.
결혼이민자의 거주 기간별, 언어권별에 따른 한국어 능력 -10개국 출신의 전국 거주자를 대상으로- (2013)

This study discusses about Korean language proficiency of various married female immigrants in Korea. 1800 subjects participated for this study. Testing materials developed based on materials which used at multicultrual family supporting centers for teaching and testing Korean. Several findings are as follows. First, most of the married female immigrants could not get a higher score(over 70 percentile) at acquiring higher level of lexis. In order to get a certain level of lexis, artificial educational environment needed while low level of lexis can be acquired through daily conversation. Second, subject got a lower error rates at the category of Korean particles than inflectional morphemes. Inflectional morphemes seems to be most difficult grammatical category even residental period get increased. Third, subjects whose coming from Japan and Mongol showed stable proficiency level than subject whose coming from China, Vietnam, Philippine. Mongolian subject who live in Korea over 10 years got the lowest error rate. Both Philippine and ‘기타`` showed a higher error rate (over 40%). All of the participants had experiences learning Korean language 3 times a week for 2 years at multicultural family supporting center but their Korean language proficiency level were different. Based on these result, differentiated curriculum and instruction service is needed depending on different cultural background immigrants. (SookMyung Women`s University)
Pathology and taxonomy of <i>Cladosporium</i> leaf blotch of onion ( <i>Allium cepa</i> ) and leek ( <i>A. porrum</i> ) (1984)

Cross‐inoculations to leek and onion plants using isolates of Cladosporium from leaf blotches on leeks or onions showed that no cross‐infection occurred between isolates and their respective hosts. The species causing leaf blotch on leeks was morphologically distinct from that causing a similar disease on onions and the differences, augmented by the results obtained from the cross‐pathogenicity tests, indicate that two taxa should be recognized at the rank of species. Following an examination of type or authentic material it was concluded that the name C. allii (Ell. & G. W. Martin) P. M. Kirk & Crompton comb. nov. should apply to the species causing leaf blotch on leeks and C. allii–cepae (Ranojevi) M. B. Ellis to that on onions.
Inertially Stabilized Platforms for SATCOM On-The-Move Applications: A Hybrid Open/Closed-Loop Antenna Pointing Strategy (2008)

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Interference detection enabling 2 × 20 Gbit/sRZ polarisation divisionmultiplex transmission (2001)

Polarisation division multiplex can double optical fibre capacity. The detection of interchannel interference in a receiver, and its employment as a control signal for polarisation tracking, is described. Transmission over 33 km of dispersion shifted fibre with a 6.25 picosecond polarisation mode dispersion tolerance is demonstrated.
High magnetic field techniques for neutron and X-ray scattering (1984)

Since 1968 Oxford Instruments has been at the forefront of the manufacture of not only reliable high field superconducting magnets but also low temperature systems for research institutes throughout the world. The succeeding years have been a period of fruitful symbiosis between technological progress, in particular the development of new materials, and the increasingly stringent demands of the researcher. The essential parameters of superconducting magnets such as the maximum field, its homogeneity and sample access will be described from a technical and constructional point of view with the emphasis on those aspects specific to the demands of neutron and X-ray scattering. Suitable examples will be provided to illustrate the wide variety of configurations that have been constructed. These include symmetric and asymmetric split pairs and wide angle horizontal access systems, most integrated with the means of cooling samples to low and ultra-low temperatures. In fact, the combinations of field, temperature and experimental configuration have ranged as wide as the imagination of the research worker.
Map-aided 6-DOF relative pose estimation for monocular SLAM using sparse information filters (2010)

This paper addresses the problem of mapping three dimensional environments from a sequence of images taken by a calibrated camera, and simultaneously generating the camera motion trajectory. This is the Monocular SLAM problem in robotics, and is akin to the Structure from Motion (SFM) problem in computer vision. We present a novel map-aided 6-DOF relative pose estimation method based on a new formulation of the Monocular SLAM that is able to provide better initial estimates of new camera poses than the simple triangulation traditionally used in this context. The '6-DOF' means relative to the map which itself is up to an unobservable scale. The proposed pose estimator also allows more effective outlier rejection in matching features present in the map and features extracted from two consecutive images. Our Monocular SLAM algorithm is able to deal with arbitrary camera motion, making the smooth motion assumption, which is required by the typically used constant velocity model, unnecessary. In the new Monocular SLAM formulation, the measurements of extracted features from images are partitioned into those used for the estimation of the environment and those used for estimating the camera motion. The new formulation enables the current map estimate to aid achieving the full 6-DOF relative pose estimation up to the mapping scale while maximally exploiting the geometry information in images. Experiment results are provided to verify the proposed algorithm.
Ontologies in Medical Knowledge Representation (2007)

In this work structure of medical ontologies and their construction process are presented. For each medical domain one has to specify the scope of the ontology, acquire medical knowledge, select a tool and an ontology language, design the ontology, and present it in an appropriate way. Special attention is devoted to the problem of representing relevant medical knowledge in the form of ontology. Connection of an ontology with a rule base as a part of a decision support system is established. The ontology of the heart failure disorder, designed for the use in Heartfaid platform, is used to explain the ontology construction process.
Secure Face Matching Using Fully Homomorphic Encryption (2018)

Face recognition technology has demonstrated tremendous progress over the past few years, primarily due to advances in representation learning. As we witness the widespread adoption of these systems, it is imperative to consider the security of face representations. In this paper, we explore the practicality of using a fully homomorphic encryption based framework to secure a database of face templates. This framework is designed to preserve the privacy of users and prevent information leakage from the templates, while maintaining their utility through template matching directly in the encrypted domain. Additionally, we also explore a batching and dimensionality reduction scheme to trade-off face matching accuracy and computational complexity. Experiments on benchmark face datasets (LFW, IJB-A, IJB-B, CASIA) indicate that secure face matching can be practically feasible (16 KB template size and 0.01 sec per match pair for 512-dimensional features from SphereFace) while exhibiting minimal loss in matching performance.
Mining of Users Access Behaviour for Frequent Sequential Pattern From Web Logs (2010)

Sequential Pattern mining is the process of applying data mining techniques to a sequential database for the purposes of discovering the correlation relationships that exist among an ordered list of events. The task of discovering frequent sequences is challenging, because the algorithm needs to process a combinatorially explosive number of possible sequences. Discovering hidden information from Web log data is called Web usage mining. One common usage in web applications is the mining of users' access behaviour for the purpose of predicting and hence pre-fetching the web pages that the user is likely to visit. The aim of discovering frequent Sequential patterns in Web log data is to obtain information about the access behaviour of the users.
High voltage switchgear (1966)

After describing the development of the ratings of switchgear for voltages above 100 kV during the last few years and indicating the current trends, the more important special conditions for which modern switchgear has to be designed are considered. A brief account is given of the present state of the theory of circuit breaking and of the research now being conducted, together with a review of the switchgear testing methods and stations now in operation. The principles of the more recent developments in the design of circuit breakers, isolators, switches, instrument transformers, surge diverters, fuses, insulators and the layout of substations are illustrated by examples from British and foreign practice. An indication of possible developments in totally enclosed switchgear for high voltages and in the switching of high-voltage direct current is given.
Studies on the Denaturation of PSE Porcine Muscle Proteins by Differential Scanning Calorimetry (1989)

The influence of the storage temperature and time after slaughter on the thermal denaturation of PSE porcine muscle protein was studied by differential scanning calorimetry and by measuring the solubility of the sarcoplasmic proteins. In the DSC therodiagram a decrease of the endotherm enthalpy of the myosin plus sarcoplasmic proteins in PSE muscle could be observed with an increase in the storage temperature and time of post mortem. Storage temperature at during the first four hours of post mortem resulted in relatively slight denaturation of myosin plus sarcoplasmic proteins in PSE muscle. Storage temperature above caused to increase the denaturation of muscle proteins. The minimal drip loss in PSE muscle could be observed, when the muscle was cooled to as quickly as possible post mortem. However, when stored for several hours of post morte at a temperature between , the drip loss reached the level established for PSE muscle. The paleness of PSE muscle could be prevented to some extent by rapid chill to post mortem. The more the muscle proteins in the PSE muscle become denatured during the early storage period of post mortem, the more the drip loss increases. With the increase in the denaturation of myosin plus sarcoplasmic proteins in PSE muscle with regard to temperature of post mortem, there was a corresponding decrease in the solubility of the sarcoplasmic proteins in PSE muscle.
Camptothecins. (1992)

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Systematic Methodology for Designing Reconfigurabl D S Modulator Topologies for Multimode Communication Systems (2006)

This paper proposes a methodology for designing reconfigurable continuous-time DeltaSigma modulator topologies. The methodology is based on the concept of generic topology that expresses all possible signal paths in a reconfigurable topology. Topologies are optimized for minimizing the complexity of the topologies, maximizing the sharing of circuitry for different modes, maximizing the topology robustness with respect to circuit nonidealities, and minimizing total power consumption. The paper presents a case study for designing topologies for a three mode reconfigurable DeltaSigma modulator, and compares topologies with state-of-the-art design
Classification and regression algorithms for WEKA implemented in Python (2015)

WEKA is a popular machine learning workbench written in Java that allows users to easily classify, process, and explore data. There are many ways WEKA can be used: through the WEKA Explorer, users can visualise data, train classifiers and examine performance metrics; in the WEKA Experimenter, datasets and algorithms can be compared in an automated fashion; or, it can simply be invoked on the command-line or used as an external library in a Java project.
Paternalistic Discrimination: The Chevron Deference Misplaced in Chevron U.S.A., Inc. v. Echazabal (2003)

to isolate and segregate those with disabilities.)3.
Periodontitis is associated with cognitive impairment among older adults: analysis of NHANES-III (2009)

A serological marker of periodontitis is associated with impaired delayed memory and calculation. Further exploration of relationships between oral health and cognition is warranted.
A histiocytoid (epithelioid) vascular tumor of the ovary: occurrence within a benign cystic teratoma. (1989)

This report describes the case of a 22-yr-old woman with benign cystic teratomas of both ovaries. One of the teratomas contained a histiocytoid (epithelioid) vascular tumor. The lesion was composed of closely arranged, variably canalized, nests and cords of vacuolated, histiocytoid endothelial cells. Nuclear morphology was relatively uniform, but four to six mitotic figures were found per ten high-power fields. Stromal inflammatory cells were notably sparse. Intravascular growth was absent. The patient remained well 30 mo after surgery. The authors review the literature concerning vascular tumors of the ovary and comment on histiocytoid vascular lesions in general.
InfoSift: Adapting graph mining techniques for text classification (2005)

Text classification is the problem of assigning pre-defined class labels to incoming, unclassified documents. The class labels are defined based on a set of examples of pre-classified documents used as a training corpus. Various machine learn-ing, information retrieval and probability based techniques have been proposed for text classification. In this paper we propose a novel, graph mining approach for text classifica-tion. Our approach is based onthe premise that representa-tive – common and recurring –structures/patterns can be ex-tracted from a pre-classified document class using graph min-ing techniques and the same can be used effectively for clas-sifying unknown documents. A number of factors that influ-ence representative structure extraction and classification are analyzed conceptually and validated experimentally. In our approach, the notion of inexact graph match is leveraged for deriving structures that provide coverage for characterizing class contents. Extensive experimentation validate the selec-tion of parameters and the effectiveness of our approach for text classification. We also compare the performance of our approach with the naive Bayesian classifier.
Incidence of ovulatory cycles in women approaching the menopause (1979)

Summary Urine was collected at weekly intervals at weekly intervals for three or more months from 139 menstruant women aged 40–55 years. Menstrual cycles were classed as ovulatory if the 24-hr pregnanediol output was > 5 μmol on a single occasion, or if the total excreted on 2 days 1 week apart was > 7 μmol. Of the 81 women who reported no change in menstrual frequency, 95% ovulated in every cycle. Only 34% of the 53 with a recent history of oligomenorrhoea ovulated without fail. Ovalation occurred in 93% of all 21–35-day menstrual cycles, in 55% of 36–50-day cycles, in 40% of 51–75-day cycles and in 17% of those lasting > 76 days. Pregnanediol increases suggestive of ovulation and followed by menstruation were observed on 31 occasions after amenorrhoea of from 2 to 6 months' duration.
Rigorous analysis of an aperture-coupled microstrip antenna fed by a microstrip line on a perpendicular substrate (1994)

A rigorous analysis of an aperture-coupled microstrip antenna fed from a perpendicular microstrip line has been developed. A hybrid spectral/space-domain method is used, along with a general reciprocity formulation, to model the perpendicular microstrip feeding. Experimental results for a prototype model are compared with computed results, showing good agreements.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
V-shape wire-structured HF bowtie antenna (2008)

This paper presents the investigation on a horizontally polarized HF antenna. The antenna is aimed to have small size, wideband, and high power gain. V-shape wire-structured bowtie antenna has acceptable performance in both aspects of gain and VSWR. Detailed analysis of this V-shape wire-structured bowtie antenna is carried out using Numerical Electromagnetic Code (NEC-2). The simulated results serve to verify the performance of this antenna and to optimize various antenna parameters such as the number of wires, the open angle of two arms and feed gap width. The measured and simulated results show that the VSWR of this antenna is within 2.5:1 over 6~30 MHz and the average power gain is about 13 dBi.
A CMOS Oscillators-Based Smart Temperature Sensor for Low-Power Low-Cost Systems (2012)

This paper proposes a CMOS oscillators-based smart temperature sensor with a SAR (Successive Approximation Register) search algorithm. To reduce the cost and release the number of bits, a temperature-dependent delay circuit (TDDC) composed of a thermal ring oscillator and a fixed-gain time amplifier was used to generate a thermal sensing delay proportional to the test temperature. An adjustable reference delay circuit (ARDC) composed of another thermal compensation ring oscillator and an adjustable-gain time amplifier was used to program a reference set-point delay. For digital output coding, a SAR control logic was adopted for selecting the optimal reference delay of the ARDC to approximate the thermal delay of the TDDC through the help of a time comparator. The chip size of the proposed oscillators-based sensor with 11 output bits was 0.25 mm2, which is less than the 0.6 mm2 of its delay-line-based predecessor with a 10 output bits in the same 0.35-μm TSMC CMOS process [1]. The measurement errors were within ±0.6 °C in the temperature range of 0 °C to 90 °C after two-point calibration for eight packaged chips.
Epigenetic Profile in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia using Methylation-Specific Multiplex Ligation-Dependent Probe Amplification (2012)

These results indicate that MS-MLPA is a useful technique for the detection of methylation in CLL samples. Selecting CLL-specific methylation targets in order to generate a CLL-specific MS-MLPA probe set could enhance its usefulness as a tool in studies of risk stratification and guiding the best therapeutic decision.