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Active Information Networks. [PDF]
, 1998 Future requirements for a broadband multimedia network are discussed and a vision of the future network is presented. Three key needs are identified; rapid introduction of new services, dynamic customisation of services by clients, and minimal management
Marshall, Ian W.
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A novel architecture for active service management [PDF]
, 2001 Future multiservice networks will be extremely large and complex. In this environment, Active Services will be needed to enable the rapid service evolution demanded by users. Active services also enable service management to be delegated to network users
Roadknight, Chris +4 more
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Active boundary layers in confined active nematics
Nature Communications, 2022 AbstractThe role of boundary layers in conventional liquid crystals is commonly related to the mesogen anchoring on confining walls. In the classical view, anchoring enslaves the orientational field of the passive material under equilibrium conditions.
Jerôme Hardoüin +5 more
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Геодинамика и тектонофизика, 2022 The results of ground-penetrating radar (GPR) studies of permafrost and aerial photography, carried out at key sites in the Sentsa River valley (Oka Plateau, Eastern Sayan Ridge), are presented.For geophysical studies, an OKO-2 GPR completed with an AB ...
S. V. Alexeev +4 more
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Temporal and spatial variation in active layer depth in the McMurdo Sound Region, Antarctica [PDF]
, 2010 A soil climate monitoring network, consisting of seven automated weather stations, was established between 1999 and 2003, ranging from Minna Bluff to Granite Harbour and from near sea level to about 1700m on the edge of the polar plateau.
Seybold, Cathy A. +3 more
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Control of shock-induced boundary layer separation at supersonic speeds [PDF]
, 2007 PhDThe results of a systematic experimental investigation into the effects that Sub- Boundary Layer Vortex Generators (SBVGs) have on reducing normal shock-induced turbulent boundary layer separation are presented.
Cohen, Giel S, Cohen, Giel S.
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Atmosphere, 2020 The Antarctic Peninsula (AP) region has been one of the regions on Earth with strongest warming since 1950. However, the northwest of the AP showed a cooling from 2000 to 2015, which had local consequences with an increase in snow accumulation and a ...
Miguel Ramos +4 more
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Frontiers in Earth Science, 2022 Permafrost degradation is one of the most pressing issues in the modern cryosphere related to climate change. Most attention is paid to the degradation of the top of the active permafrost associated with contemporary climate.
Wojciech Dobiński, Marek Kasprzak
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Permafrost sensitivity to global warming of 1.5 °C and 2 °C in the Northern Hemisphere
Environmental Research Letters, 2021 Permafrost degradation induced by climate warming is widely observed in the Northern Hemisphere. However, changes in permafrost sensitivity to climate warming (PSCW) in the future remains unclear.
Lei Liu +8 more
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Evolving Normalization-Activation Layers
CoRR, 2020 Normalization layers and activation functions are fundamental components in deep networks and typically co-locate with each other. Here we propose to design them using an automated approach. Instead of designing them separately, we unify them into a single tensor-to-tensor computation graph, and evolve its structure starting from basic mathematical ...
Hanxiao Liu +3 more
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