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Computer-aided food engineering
Nature Food, 2022Computer-aided food engineering (CAFE) can reduce resource use in product, process and equipment development, improve time-to-market performance, and drive high-level innovation in food safety and quality. Yet, CAFE is challenged by the complexity and variability of food composition and structure, by the transformations food undergoes during processing
Ashim Datta +7 more
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INVESTIGATIONS IN COMPUTER-AIDED INSTRUCTION AND COMPUTER-AIDED CONTROLS [PDF]
, 1967 Abstract : A summary is presented of two research projects in the area of computer-aided instruction and man-computer interaction. In 1965 Rosenberg completed a study entitled Computer Aided Teaching of Dynamic System Behavior (AD-640 681). This study demonstrated that within the delimited area of formal engineering theory a computer simulated ...
S. G. McCandlish +2 more
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Computer-Aided Design, Computer-Aided Engineering, and Visualization
2009This chapter is an overview of computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided engineering and includes elements of computer graphics, animation, and visualization. Commercial brands of three-dimensional (3-D) modeling tools are dimension driven, parametric, feature based, and constraint based all at the same time.
Nicoletta Adamo-Villani +2 more
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"Protein Engineering, Design and Selection", 1992
A computer program, which runs on MS-DOS personal computers, is described that assists in the design of synthetic genes coding for proteins. The goal of the program is the design of a gene which (i) contains as many unique restriction sites as possible and (ii) uses a specific codon usage.
Libertini G., DI DONATO, ALBERTO
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A computer program, which runs on MS-DOS personal computers, is described that assists in the design of synthetic genes coding for proteins. The goal of the program is the design of a gene which (i) contains as many unique restriction sites as possible and (ii) uses a specific codon usage.
Libertini G., DI DONATO, ALBERTO
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Computers and Biomedical Research, 1969
Abstract A stereotach has been designed and constructed on the principle that computer processing of the readings frees the designer to arrange an instrument for maximum convenience of manipulation, and the constructor from precise machine work except at a few critical points.
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Abstract A stereotach has been designed and constructed on the principle that computer processing of the readings frees the designer to arrange an instrument for maximum convenience of manipulation, and the constructor from precise machine work except at a few critical points.
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The Journal of Visualization and Computer Animation, 1999
This paper describes the genesis and main functionalities of a real-time animation system for designing multimedia scenes. Users can create a system of synchronized events and give a structured shape to the various parts of a performance. Much work has been done on the production of realistic synthetic movies, but little to support planning and pre ...
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This paper describes the genesis and main functionalities of a real-time animation system for designing multimedia scenes. Users can create a system of synchronized events and give a structured shape to the various parts of a performance. Much work has been done on the production of realistic synthetic movies, but little to support planning and pre ...
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Scientific American, 2017
The article discusses issues associated with computer-aided creativity. It is noted that Apple Inc.'s GarageBand program for Mac computers enable users to create fully orchestrated compositions by dragging tiles into a grid. It also discusses how much of creativity is being assisted by technology.
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The article discusses issues associated with computer-aided creativity. It is noted that Apple Inc.'s GarageBand program for Mac computers enable users to create fully orchestrated compositions by dragging tiles into a grid. It also discusses how much of creativity is being assisted by technology.
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1988
When television first came out thirty years ago, educators thought it would transform teaching. Since it could present material cheaply to a wide audience, students would not have to travel far for education. Today, television is still used in teaching, but it has never quite reached its vast potential.
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When television first came out thirty years ago, educators thought it would transform teaching. Since it could present material cheaply to a wide audience, students would not have to travel far for education. Today, television is still used in teaching, but it has never quite reached its vast potential.
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1990
This laboratory is concerned with use of the digital computer to aid in the acquisition, display, and interpretation of various digital images obtained with the scanning electron microscope, e.g., secondary electron, backscattered electron, x-ray, etc.
Alton D. Romig +10 more
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This laboratory is concerned with use of the digital computer to aid in the acquisition, display, and interpretation of various digital images obtained with the scanning electron microscope, e.g., secondary electron, backscattered electron, x-ray, etc.
Alton D. Romig +10 more
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Computer‐Aided Diagnosis of Genodermatoses
The Journal of Dermatology, 2004AbstractGenodermatoses are not usually easily diagnosed by inexperienced physicians. We developed a computer program to aid their clinical diagnoses and compared its accuracy rate to those of five residents in dermatology. The database of the program contained the clinical findings of 100 genodermatoses.
Aksungur V.L. +3 more
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