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Optimization of experimental designs for biological rhythm discovery. [PDF]
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Entirely Anatolian Hydrobiid (Caenogastropoda-Truncatelloidea-Hydrobiidae) Clade Revisited: Two More New Genera and Six New Species. [PDF]
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Biological Potential of <i>Hypericum</i> L. Sect. <i>Drosocarpium</i> Species. [PDF]
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An appropriate DNA input for bisulfite conversion reveals LINE-1 and Alu hypermethylation in tissues and circulating cell-free DNA from cancers. [PDF]
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Reconstruction of Misalignment Aberrations for Cylindrical Surfaces with Complex Parameters in Pseudo Lateral Shearing Interferometry. [PDF]
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Conic sections in chromosome analysis [PDF]
Pattern Recognition, 1970 Abstract Chromosome analysis is complicated in that chromosomes of the same group appear in different shapes. We consider shape description in terms of conic sections. An individual chromosome is defined as a non-negative function f on the real plane, subject to certain constraints on position, size, orientation etc.
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2019
The curves known as conic sections, the ellipse, hyperbola, and parabola, were investigated intensely in Greek mathematics. The most famous work on the subject was the Conics, in eight books by Apollonius of Perga, but conics were also studied earlier by Euclid and Archimedes, among others. Conic sections were important not only for purely mathematical
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The curves known as conic sections, the ellipse, hyperbola, and parabola, were investigated intensely in Greek mathematics. The most famous work on the subject was the Conics, in eight books by Apollonius of Perga, but conics were also studied earlier by Euclid and Archimedes, among others. Conic sections were important not only for purely mathematical
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Conic that best fits an off-axis conic section
Annual Meeting Optical Society of America, 1986To help in the fabrication of off-axis conic sections, we present a method of approximating this off-axis section by an on-axis conic centered on the portion desired. This method is based on the continuum least-squares method to obtain the vertex’s curvature and conic constant of the fitted conic on-axis, given the curvature at the vertex and the conic
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1992
Abstract When The Greek geometers had exhausted, as they thought, the more obvious and interesting properties of figures made up of straight lines and circles, they turned to the study of other curves; and, with their almost infallible instinct for hitting upon things worth thinking about, they chiefly devoted themselves to conic ...
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Abstract When The Greek geometers had exhausted, as they thought, the more obvious and interesting properties of figures made up of straight lines and circles, they turned to the study of other curves; and, with their almost infallible instinct for hitting upon things worth thinking about, they chiefly devoted themselves to conic ...
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