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Recognition of damage in polarizing transmission-grating facets
Applied Optics, 1996An optical setup was built for microscopic damage inspection on transmission-grating facets composed of a gold-wire structure. Contrast improvement was achieved by exploiting the polarizing properties of these gratings in the near-infrared region. Spatial filtering yields an additional contrast enhancement and reduces unwanted signals caused by the ...
H, Lochbihler, C, Rotsch, P, Predehl
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Recognition of damaged regions in DNA by oligopeptides and proteins
Biochimie, 1985The binding of various damaged DNAs to the single-strand binding protein coded for by gene 32 from bacteriophage T4, on the one hand, and of oligopeptides containing tryptophan and lysine residues, on the other hand, is described. These molecules exhibit a higher affinity for modified DNA than for native DNA in so far as modification results in a local
J J, Toulmé, T S, Saison-Behmoaras
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Recognition of random shapes in brain-damaged patients
European Archives of Psychiatry and Neurological Sciences, 1987In two experiments the hypothesis was tested that left hemisphere-damaged patients and especially those with aphasia are impaired in the recognition of meaningless random shapes because they fail to attribute a meaning to the shapes. In a multiple choice recognition task, left hemisphere-damaged patients with aphasia and left and right hemisphere ...
A, Glöckner-Rist, K, Gutbrod, R, Cohen
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Punitive Damages in Europe and Plea for the Recognition of Legal Pluralism
European Business Law Review, 2016This multi-author article aims to demonstrate that, despite the traditional understanding that tort law should serve the sole purpose of remedying the harm caused as precisely as possible, there are growing indications in several continental European legal systems that damages awards are not entirely immune from extra-compensatory, punitive features ...
Büyüksagis, Erdem +4 more
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|Recognition of DNA damage and repair
1995Abstract DNA is a highly reactive molecule. In particular, the bases and the phosphodiester bond are modified at a genetically unacceptable rate by common cellular metabolites (1). External agents ranging from ultraviolet and ionizing radiation to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and methylating agents add to the cellular burden of ...
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A METHOD FOR RECOGNITION AND LOCATION OF STRUCTURAL DAMAGE*
Mechanics of Structures and Machines, 2002ABSTRACT A systematic introduction is made of two types of method for recognition and location of structural damage, one of which is based on strain-type parameters (such as strain, modal strain, curvature modal shape, and so on), and the other is based on displacement-type parameters (such as displacement, modal displacement, flexibility matrices, and
C. Dong, H. Ding, S. Gao
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Pattern recognition in damaged neural networks
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Miljković, Vladimir +3 more
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Research on the system of ship damage case recognition and damage control knowledge acquisition
2010 Sixth International Conference on Natural Computation, 2010When the ship is attacked in the war, it is difficult for us to judge the damage position and make the damage control decision swiftly because of time and information constraints. The damage cases under given weapon attack coordinates are computed in advance in damage simulator in this paper firstly.
Yue Hou, Jinyun Pu
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Methods for Improving the Damage Recognition Ability of Curvature Damage Index
International Journal of Structural Stability and DynamicsThe curvature damage index (CDI) has gained broad application in the fields of structural damage detection and localization due to its high damage sensitivity and accurate localization. However, this index exhibits significant limitations in weak-damage detection: When structural damage severity is low, damage-induced curvature perturbations are prone
Jiantao Liu +4 more
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Impairment of voice and face recognition in patients with hemispheric damage
Brain and Cognition, 1982Voice and face recognition were tested in 21 left- and 9 right-hemisphere-damaged patients. Test materials were photographs and recordings of famous political and entertainment personalities. Pathological face recognition (prosopagnosia) and voice recognition (phonagnosia) were both significantly more prevalent in the right-hemisphere group.
D R, Van Lancker, G J, Canter
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