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Axes of self-motion and object motion shape how we perceive world-relative motion. [PDF]

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Guo H, Allison RS.
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Online Detection and Location of Eccentricity Fault in PMSG With External Magnetic Sensing

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2022
Qi Xu, Chunhua Liu, Chunhua Liu
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CNN-Based Location Detection of Static Eccentricity in 5-X Resolver

2023 3rd International Conference on Electrical Machines and Drives (ICEMD), 2023
Farid Tootoonchian
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Optimal Algorithms for Inverse Eccentric Vertex Location Problem on Extended Star Networks

Asia-Pacific Journal of Operational Research, 2021
This paper deals with the inverse eccentric vertex location problem on extended star networks in which the aim is to modify the edge lengths at the minimum overall cost within certain modification bounds so that a predetermined vertex becomes the farthest vertex from a given fixed vertex under the new edge lengths.
Mehran Hasanzadeh, Behrooz Alizadeh, Esmaeil Afrashteh, Fahimeh Baroughi 0001   +3 more
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Eccentrically Located Intrauterine Pregnancy Misdiagnosed as Interstitial Ectopic Pregnancy

Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2010
This is a case report of an eccentrically located intrauterine pregnancy initially diagnosed as an interstitial ectopic pregnancy. Although interstitial ectopic pregnancy represents a well-known pitfall in first-trimester sonography, the common error is to misidentify the ectopic pregnancy as intrauterine, not the reverse.
Adam, Ash, Patrick, Ko, Christopher, Dewar, Christopher, Raio   +3 more
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Scattering of an eccentric sphere arbitrarily located in a shaped beam

Journal of the Optical Society of America B, 2008
We investigate the far-field scattering of an eccentric sphere (a host sphere with an eccentric spherical inclusion) arbitrarily located in a shaped beam. The extended beam-shape coefficients of the incident beam of arbitrary direction and location in spherical coordinates are presented and evaluated by using the rotational addition theorems for ...
Han, Guoxia, Han, Yiping, Liu, Jianyong, Zhang, Yang   +3 more
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Location of paths on trees with minimal eccentricity and superior section

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Fernández, Pascual, Pelegrín, Blas, Fernández, José   +2 more
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Transport phenomena in an agitated vessel with an eccentrically located impeller

Chemical Papers, 2011
AbstractThe paper presents results of an experimental analysis of the transport phenomena at the vicinity of the wall of an unbaffled agitated vessel with an eccentrically located impeller. Distributions of the transport coefficients were experimentally studied using an electrochemical method within the turbulent regime of the Newtonian liquid flow ...
Magdalena Cudak, Joanna Karcz, Anna Kiełbus-Rąpała   +2 more
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Stirring of a liquid in a stirred tank with an eccentrically located impeller

Chemical Engineering Science, 2005
Abstract The results of an experimental analysis of the stirring of a liquid in a tank equipped with an eccentrically located propeller or HE 3 impeller are presented in the paper. Mixing time, power consumption and the distributions of the momentum and heat transfer coefficients on the tank wall as a function of the impeller eccentricity e / R
Joanna Karcz, Magdalena Cudak, Jolanta Szoplik   +2 more
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THE STEINER CENTRE OF A SET OF POINTS: STABILITY, ECCENTRICITY, AND APPLICATIONS TO MOBILE FACILITY LOCATION

International Journal of Computational Geometry & Applications, 2006
The Euclidean centre (centre of the smallest enclosing sphere) of a set of points P in two or more dimensions is unstable; small perturbations at only a few points of P can result in an arbitrarily large relative change in the position of the Euclidean centre.
Stephane Durocher, David G. Kirkpatrick
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