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Degrees of freedom of turbulence
Physical Review A, 1987We compute in the framework of a multifractal model for three-dimensional fully developed turbulence the number of degrees of freedom N as function of the Reynolds number R. $N--- depends on the whole spectrum of singularities h related to the anomalous scaling of the velocity differences.
, Paladin, , Vulpiani
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Polarization degrees of freedom
2008 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 2008This paper unifies the different conclusions on the polarization degrees of freedom in multiple-antenna channels. It shows that the multiplicative gain in the degrees of freedom from polarization depends on the array geometry and the scattering condition.
Ada S. Y. Poon, David N. C. Tse
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Distances as Degrees of Freedom
Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, 1989Tertiary contact distance information of varying resolution for large biological molecules abounds in the literature. The results provided herein develop a framework by which information of this type can be used to reduce the allowable configuration space of a macromolecule. The approach combines graph theory and distance geometry.
M A, Hadwiger, G E, Fox
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Multi-degree of freedom machining
IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology, 2003, 2004This paper introduces a mechatronic system for improving surface waviness quality of machined timber products. The work presented examines the simulation of a piezo-electric actuator rolling element bearing spindle system. This system supports a rotating cutterhead in which two cutters are located for machining timber.
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Motor Control, 2006
Mechanical degrees of freedom (DOF) are defined as the minimum number of independent coordinates needed to describe a system’s position. The human musculoskeletal system has many mechanical DOF through which countless movements are accomplished. In the motor control field, one of the aspirations is to understand how the many DOF are organized for ...
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Mechanical degrees of freedom (DOF) are defined as the minimum number of independent coordinates needed to describe a system’s position. The human musculoskeletal system has many mechanical DOF through which countless movements are accomplished. In the motor control field, one of the aspirations is to understand how the many DOF are organized for ...
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American Political Science Review, 1960
Basic concepts in political science have been used in a purely classificatory way ever since Aristotle established the sixfold classification of the forms of government: monarchy, aristocracy, constitutional government, and their respective “perversions”: tyranny, oligarchy, democracy.
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Basic concepts in political science have been used in a purely classificatory way ever since Aristotle established the sixfold classification of the forms of government: monarchy, aristocracy, constitutional government, and their respective “perversions”: tyranny, oligarchy, democracy.
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Degrees of Freedom of an Image
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1969The maximum number of degrees of freedom of an image, which is usually derived by a rough application of the sampling theorem, has a precise mathematical meaning. This is established by applying the theory of prolate spheroidal functions, as discussed by Slepian and Pollack and other authors.
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New Scientist, 2016
The autonomy of Turkish academic institutions faces an existential threat, says Caghan ...
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The autonomy of Turkish academic institutions faces an existential threat, says Caghan ...
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2019
Degrees of Freedom is the first book to examine The Open University’s pioneering work with people in prison. This unique book gives voice to prisoners and ex-prisoners whose lives have been transformed by education. The first five chapters offer analysis from OU academics on the history and contexts of OU prison
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Degrees of Freedom is the first book to examine The Open University’s pioneering work with people in prison. This unique book gives voice to prisoners and ex-prisoners whose lives have been transformed by education. The first five chapters offer analysis from OU academics on the history and contexts of OU prison
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Criminal Justice Ethics, 1994
One cannot think of challenging the central place of imprisonment in modern systems of punishment without changing the penal system as a whole. This claim underlies the thinking behind a large part of the move towards the introduction of non-custodial intermediate sanctions, especially those served in the community.
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One cannot think of challenging the central place of imprisonment in modern systems of punishment without changing the penal system as a whole. This claim underlies the thinking behind a large part of the move towards the introduction of non-custodial intermediate sanctions, especially those served in the community.
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