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The Use of Cognition by Amphibians Confronting Environmental Change: Examples from the Behavioral Ecology of Crawfish Frogs (<i>Rana areolata</i>). [PDF]
Animals (Basel)Lannoo MJ, Stiles RM.
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Nutritional and physiological limitations shape the radiation-use efficiency response to legume proportion in C<sub>4</sub> grass-legume mixtures. [PDF]
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Subsurface Banding of Poultry Manure Enhances Photosynthetic Efficiency, Yield, and Nutrient Uptake in Buckwheat. [PDF]
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Intersecting disks using two congruent disks
Computational Geometry, 2021zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Byeonguk Kang, Jongmin Choi, Hee-Kap Ahn
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2007 2nd International Conference on Digital Information Management, 2007
Recently, it is needed to have high performance and use capacity efficiently at the same time on the heterogeneous disk environment. But it is difficult to do so because the performance and capacity of each disk are different. We think to extend AOD method for this aim. This method uses the difference of access load between primary data and backup data
Makoto Kataigi +2 more
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Recently, it is needed to have high performance and use capacity efficiently at the same time on the heterogeneous disk environment. But it is difficult to do so because the performance and capacity of each disk are different. We think to extend AOD method for this aim. This method uses the difference of access load between primary data and backup data
Makoto Kataigi +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1984
Geometric properties of digital disks are discussed. An algorithm is presented that determines whether or not a given digital region is a digital disk.
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Geometric properties of digital disks are discussed. An algorithm is presented that determines whether or not a given digital region is a digital disk.
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Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 1967
It is an old problem to find how a collection of congruent plane figures should be arranged without overlapping to cover the largest possible fraction of the plane or some region of the plane. If similar figures of arbitrary different sizes are permitted, Vitali's theorem ([7] p. 109) guarantees that packings which cover almost all points are possible.
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It is an old problem to find how a collection of congruent plane figures should be arranged without overlapping to cover the largest possible fraction of the plane or some region of the plane. If similar figures of arbitrary different sizes are permitted, Vitali's theorem ([7] p. 109) guarantees that packings which cover almost all points are possible.
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Computer, 1975
The term electronic disks has become associated with memory systems that are electronic devices–i.e., not involving mechanical movement, but possessing memory capacities and cost per bit which compete with rotating memories. Many technologies are being investigated that have the potential of being used for electronic disks. These include charge-coupled
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The term electronic disks has become associated with memory systems that are electronic devices–i.e., not involving mechanical movement, but possessing memory capacities and cost per bit which compete with rotating memories. Many technologies are being investigated that have the potential of being used for electronic disks. These include charge-coupled
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Science, 2011
The Herschel Space Observatory has detected a large reservoir of water stored as ice in the disk surrounding a nearby star.
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The Herschel Space Observatory has detected a large reservoir of water stored as ice in the disk surrounding a nearby star.
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Computer Graphics Forum, 2013
AbstractWe introduce the Sifted Disk technique for locally resampling a point cloud in order to reduce the number of points. Two neighboring points are removed and we attempt to find a single random point that is sufficient to replace them both. The resampling respects the original sizing function; In that sense it is not a coarsening.
Mohamed S. Ebeida +6 more
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AbstractWe introduce the Sifted Disk technique for locally resampling a point cloud in order to reduce the number of points. Two neighboring points are removed and we attempt to find a single random point that is sufficient to replace them both. The resampling respects the original sizing function; In that sense it is not a coarsening.
Mohamed S. Ebeida +6 more
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