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Further progress in understanding hurricanes

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Weather, EarlyView.
Roger K. Smith, Michael T. Montgomery
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Clutter, Clutter Everywhere

Scientific American Mind, 2013
If parting with possessions is a serious problem, you can now be officially diagnosed with hoarding ...
Scott O. Lilienfeld, Hal Arkowitz
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Analysis of the clutter map CFAR in Weibull clutter

Signal Processing, 2000
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M. Hamadouche, Mourad Barkat, M. Khodja
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Clutter Filtering Algorithm in Dense Clutter Environment

2019 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics (ROBIO), 2019
Multi-Target Tracking (MTT) in dense clutter environment has always been a research difficulty in the field of radar target tracking, the key is to effectively combine state filtering with data association. In the dense clutter environment, in addition to the echo of the target point, there are also a large number of clutter interference from unknown ...
Sheng Mou, Jianhui Guo
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Clutter invariant ATR

IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2005
One of the central problems in Automated Target Recognition is to accommodate the infinite variety of clutter in real military environments. The principle focus of our paper is on the construction of metric spaces where the metric measures the distance between objects of interest invariant to the infinite variety of clutter. Such metrics are formulated
Dmitri Bitouk   +2 more
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The ‘Clutter’ Assemblage

2014
This chapter investigates the relationship between the artist’s studio and the work produced there using the concept of the assemblage as its basic framework. It asks whether the state of the studio can be used to understand the art produced in it. It is prompted by an essay on ‘clutter’ by British psychoanalyst Adam Phillips which deals with the case ...
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Stuttering and Cluttering

2013
Fluency disorders have the potential to cause difficulty with social interaction. This may be due to the fact that disorders of fluency, including stuttering, cluttering, and atypical disfluency, may co-occur with other disorders whose features include pragmatic symptoms.
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Cluttering

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1952
R M, BAKWIN, H, BAKWIN
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