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Leveraging contact pattern to predict future contact pattern in mobile networks
Proceedings of the 8th ACM International Workshop on Hot Topics in Planet-scale mObile computing and online Social neTworking, 2016With advances in the Internet and mobile technology, and decreasing cost of mobile devices, large scale pervasive networks are now ubiquitous in solving many earlier service limitations. Here, the challenge lies in its underlying temporal graph. It introduces technical limitations in efficient routing, maximal coverage with minimal latency, data ...
Sima Das +2 more
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Contact patterns at the tarsal joints
Clinical Biomechanics, 1997OBJECTIVE: To determine the contact patterns at the tarsal joints under two levels of loading (150 and 600 N) with the foot in the neutral position, plantarflexion, dorsiflexion, inversion and eversion. DESIGN: In vitro measurements quantifying the size, location and patterns of contact.
Kathryn Anna, Ward +1 more
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Patterns of Cosmetic Contact Allergy
Dermatologic Clinics, 2009Certain patterns of dermatitis, such as those affecting the face, eyelids, lips, and neck, should raise the suspicion of a cosmetic-related contact allergy. Patch testing with a broad screening series, supplemented by a patient's own personal care products, should be considered when evaluating patients with suspected cosmetic dermatitis.
Mari Paz, Castanedo-Tardan +1 more
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Characterizing pairwise contact patterns in human contact networks
Ad Hoc Networks, 2012We use a counting process representation of the pairwise contact process to analyze pairwise contact patterns. Studying two real-world traces, we find that the pairwise contact patterns have three characteristics. First, human contact patterns are influenced by daily and weekly cycles of activity.
Lin-Tao Yang +4 more
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Social Forces, 1957
2. Invariant with the actors on the average among any sorts of people; 3. Permanent in time regardless of any historic period; 4. Universal in space transcending differences in regional cultures; 5. Important in values systems recording what men want most; and 6.
S. Riemer, J. Mcnamara
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2. Invariant with the actors on the average among any sorts of people; 3. Permanent in time regardless of any historic period; 4. Universal in space transcending differences in regional cultures; 5. Important in values systems recording what men want most; and 6.
S. Riemer, J. Mcnamara
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Patterns of diversification and contact
2020This chapter presents the main questions raised in this book, as well as introducing some key notions that play a role in their answering. How did languages spread across the globe, and what are the implications for our understanding of human prehistory?
Mily Crevels, Pieter Muysken
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Contact patterns in concanavalin A agglutinated erythrocytes
Cell Biophysics, 1991Agglutination of human erythrocytes by the lectin concanavalin A is enhanced when the erythrocytes are pretreated with neuraminidase, which removes sialic acids, or with pronase, which degrades both the glycophorins and band 3 protein. In the present work transmission electron microscopy of the enzymatically pretreated erythrocytes shows a regular ...
H, Darmani, W T, Coakley
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Contact shot with unusual soot pattern
Forensic Science International, 2005In a suicidal shot to the temple two roundish zones of powder soot blackening were found above the entrance wound. The paired zones of powder soot blackening were caused by two gas outlets located on the upper side of the muzzle end of the weapon used (converted blank cartridge pistol of make Rhöner).
Große Perdekamp, Markus +5 more
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Patterns of code-switching and patterns of language contact
Lingua, 1995Abstract Studies of code-switching over the past two decades have tended to concentrate on two parameters: grammatical constraints governing switching and the rhetorical or discoursal functions individual switches may fulfil. This paper draws attention to some other factors which may influence the patterns of switching favoured by particular ...
Abdelâli Bentahila, Eirlys E. Davies
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Contact patterns of equal nonoverlapping spheres
Graphs and Combinatorics, 1985A contact pattern is defined as a graph with the vertex set corresponding to the set of nonoverlapping spheres in Euclidean space, where two vertices are adjacent when corresponding spheres touch each other. One can see that any finite graph G is a contact pattern in some n-space \(E^ n\).
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