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Neurotransmitters in Auditory Processing Disorders and Neurodevelopmental Disorders: A Common Neurobiological Substrate? [PDF]

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A REVIEW ON PHARMACEUTICAL CO- PROCESS EXCIPIENTS

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Query Co-Processing on Commodity Hardware

22nd International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE'06), 2006
The rapid increase in the data volumes for the past few decades has intensified the need for high processing power for database and data mining applications. Researchers have actively sought to design and develop new architectures for improving the performance.
Anastassia Ailamaki   +2 more
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Co-Processed Excipients: A Patent Review

Recent Patents on Drug Delivery & Formulation, 2012
The introduction of high speed tableting machines and the preference of direct compression as a method of tableting have increased the demands on the functionality of excipients mainly in terms of flowability and compressibility. Co-processed excipients, where in, excipients are combined by virtue of sub-particle level interaction have provided an ...
Nidhi, Garg   +2 more
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An Examination Of Steam-CO Processes

Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology, 1987
Abstract Carbon dioxide has been shown to enhance the recovery of bitumen/heavy oil from tar sands under certain experimental conditions. Some properties of CO2 as an additive are known, but an understanding of all the mechanisms behind recovery processes with this additive is incomplete.
T. Stone, J. Ivory
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On reconfgurable co-processing units

1998
In the last years reconfigurable computing grew from a niche application to an important R&D scene. But also today most architectures lack essential features for the convenient use as a co-processing unit. E.g. embedded accelerator design with traditional FPGAs is very similar to sophisticated ASIC-design due to the bit-level granularity of FPGAs.
Reiner W. Hartenstein   +3 more
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