Multiview Regions and More Complex Environments
Mitochondrial complex 1 activity measured by spectrophotometry is reduced across all brain regions in ageing and more specifically in neurodegeneration
... brain regions appear to age similarly; exhibiting no significant differ- ence between the brain regions of the wild type control and the old ...of complex 1 activity change seen in ageing of the ...
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Detection of Complex Salient Regions
... 3.4. Temporal robustness The next experiment is to apply the CSR regions to video sequences to show their temporal robustness. The temporal robustness of the algorithm is determined by a high score of matching ...
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Resource Management in Complex, Dynamic Environments
... in environments that are very complex and highly ...implementing complex resource management ...ED. More case studies in the ED and additional domains are needed to provide a clearer view of ...
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An Approach For Vehicle Detection In Complex Environments
... for complex environments has proposed methods for solving vehicle tracking in traffic jams and complex weather conditions, such as sunny, rain, sunrise, sunset, cloudy, or snowy ...and complex ...
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A An Approach for Vehicle Detection in Complex Environments
... becomes more important in different climate ...in complex environments such as sunny days, rainy days, cloudy days, sunrise time, sunset time, or night ...various environments will have many ...
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Efficient workspace management in complex IT environments.
... desktop environments on a single server, improve high availability of desktop environment by hosting virtual desktops in datacenter with failover capabilities between servers, maintain secure access and simplify ...
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Application Performance in Complex and Hybrid Environments
... over complex networks find it increasingly difficult to compete in a virtualized, cloud-based ...application environments may be able to get away with old-school performance solutions such as throwing ...
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Harvested populations are more variable only in more variable environments
... with complex life his- tory more like that of many harvested species, might explain the difference in results from a previous experi- ment that suggested threshold harvesting methods are more ...
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Information Aggregation and Allocative Efficiency in Complex Environments
... in more detail below, but to glean some intuition consider an uninformed agent who learns that 2 predecessors have chosen restaurant A and one has chosen restaurant ...
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Improving wayfinding in old and complex hospital environments
... The author was able to evaluate wayfinding solutions both locally and at a more generic level. Evaluating the effectiveness of the changes implemented at the University of Salford took the form of directly ...
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Improving wayfinding in old and complex hospital environments
... Further observations, conclusions and preliminary suggestions This report has highlighted that the current wayfinding strategy at Salford Royal relies on staff, volunteers, information encoded on signs colour coding and ...
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Improving wayfinding in old and complex hospital environments
... too complex to explain verbally and the large volume of sign designed to solve the problems created by the complex layout appear to cause more ...
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Mining complex data in highly streaming environments
... View of Micro-Cluster View of Macro-Cluster Figure 4.3: Overview of micro-macro Clustering technique ( [3] ). ClusTree uses two phases:online and offline. In the online phase, it stores N; number of data objects, LS; ...
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Integrated engineering environments for large complex products
... since there would be no requirement for the DCS if only one processor were available as its intended use is in a distributed computing environment. The need for operating the DCS can only be justified in the event of ...
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Physical Interaction of Autonomous Robots in Complex Environments
... two more rejection steps when dealing with difficult lightning conditions and poor depth maps (see Section ...image, regions whose pixels with no valid depth data are greater than 30% of total region size ...
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Designing Tasks for Complex Virtual Learning Environments
... digital literacy (see also Hampel, 2006; Levy & Stockwell, 2006). As Hauck’s arguments go “varying affordances require varying e-literacy skills (Ibid., p. 204). Yet another research direction is the renewed scrutiny of ...
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Managing Multiple Tasks in Complex, Dynamic Environments
... For example, the current approach sets a task’s priority equals the maximum of its basis priorities. This is appropriate when all bases refer to the same underlying factor (e.g. being late to a meeting vs. being very ...
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A Scheme of Human Face Recognition in Complex Environments
... 30 Chapter 3 Research Methodology The research methodology explains key research questions developed from literature review in the field of face recognition. It is a key factor to lead the success of this research. In ...
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Key Methods for Managing Complex Database Environments
... Detailed Measurement The complexities of modern databases, and the critical applications they support, require far more sophisticated analysis of performance than is provided by the raw metrics of the database ...
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Analysis of space-time environmental data in complex regions
... Spatial statistics concerns a variety of statistical techniques to quantitatively analyse space-time data. Coupled with GIS tools, these techniques can be used for mapping, data quality assessment, sampling design ...
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