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Biomechanical index for predicting the risk of acute coronary syndrome. [PDF]

Front Cardiovasc Med
Johnson MJ, Abdelmalik MRA, Choi G, Hossain SS, Koo BK, Lynch SR, Petersen K, Rodin GJ, Schaap M, Taylor CA, Zarins CK, Hughes TJR.   +11 more
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Mechanical computing

Nature, 2021
Mechanical mechanisms have been used to process information for millennia, with famous examples ranging from the Antikythera mechanism of the Ancient Greeks to the analytical machines of Charles Babbage. More recently, electronic forms of computation and information processing have overtaken these mechanical forms, owing to better potential for ...
Hiromi Yasuda, Philip R. Buskohl, Andrew Gillman, Todd D. Murphey, Susan Stepney, Richard A. Vaia, Jordan R. Raney   +6 more
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Computer Design in Computational Mechanics

2009 International Conference on Computing, Engineering and Information, 2009
The computational mechanics suffers a lack of modifiability and interactivity, which leads to neglecting its potential to help engineers in solving problems faster and cheaper. The fully integration of computer design in computational mechanics will tackle this problems, by means of providing the capability to explore design variations within an ...
Serna S.P., Stork A.
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Quantum Mechanics and Computation

Foundations of Science, 2004
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D'Hooghe, Bart, Pykacz, Jaroslaw
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A Parallel Computer Organization and Mechanizations

IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers, 1963
This paper describes a type of parallel computer organization which can be regarded as lying at one extreme of a spectrum of possible degrees of parallelism. The organization is dominated by two characteristics, namely, one-bit storage per computational cell and single-level logic at each computational step.
J. K. Hawkins, C. J. Munsey
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Computational Mechanics of the Heart

2006
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Nash, M. P., Hunter, P. J.
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PERSPECTIVES IN COMPUTER MECHANICS

International Journal of Modern Physics C, 2000
It would have been a daring task to write 50 years ago about the “future of computers in the next 50 years” and so there is no point to speculate about computers in this millennium. We also cannot speak of the evolution of computers in the last millennium since they are just an effect of the last 50 years or so.
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Computing for mechanics and mechanics for computing

In engineering, numerical methods have progressively evolved from tools for analysis and design into components of modern data-driven systems. The growing availability of distributed sensors, real-time data acquisition, and advances in machine learning are redefining this role, enabling computational models to learn from observations, incorporate prior
Alberto Corigliano, Luca Rosafalco, Matteo Torzoni   +2 more
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