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Extremal States and Extremal Controls
SIAM Journal on Control, 1967Summary: The article introduces the notion of an extremal state of a system which consists of a vector space, a topology in the space, a set of cones and a state set. The state is a point in this state set such that each ray from this .point in a direction contained within a certain cone contains no points of the state set near the original point ...
Akilov, G. P. +2 more
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Extreme ensemble of extreme learning machines
Statistical Analysis and Data Mining: The ASA Data Science Journal, 2020AbstractExtreme learning machine (ELM) has attracted attentions in pattern classification problems due to its preferences in low computations and high generalization. To overcome its drawbacks, caused by the randomness of input weights and biases, the ensemble of ELMs was proposed.
Eghbal G. Mansoori, Massar Sara
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An Extreme Processor for an Extreme Experiment
IEEE Micro, 2006Particle physics experiments stretch processing requirements to the limit, requiring the selection of extremely rare events at tens of terabytes per second. A network of 283,392 mixed-signal MIMD processors operating in parallel at 17 tbytes/s help physicists interpret data from the world's largest particle accelerator.
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Failed and Friendless: The UK's ‘Preventing Violent Extremism’ Programme [PDF]
British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2010 This article suggests that Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE), the government's ‘hearts and minds’ response to the threat of domestic Islamist terrorism within the wider CONTEST strategy, has been exposed as both failed and friendless by growing ...
Paul Thomas
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2021
This chapter examines the evolution of extremism through four central questions: (a) How might extremism have evolved? (b) What function might extremism serve? (c) Is extremism unique to humans? (d) What role does morality play in extremism? In addressing these questions, the chapter discusses genetic proclivities toward extreme behavior and how these ...
Von Hippel, William, Fox, Nadia
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This chapter examines the evolution of extremism through four central questions: (a) How might extremism have evolved? (b) What function might extremism serve? (c) Is extremism unique to humans? (d) What role does morality play in extremism? In addressing these questions, the chapter discusses genetic proclivities toward extreme behavior and how these ...
Von Hippel, William, Fox, Nadia
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Leiomyosarcomas of the extremities
Journal of Surgical Oncology, 1989AbstractLeiomyosarcomas are uncommon malignant neoplasms that rarely arise in the extremities. We report on the clinical characteristics of 17 cases seen at the Memorial Sloan‐Kettering Cancer Center over a 32 year period. Most neoplasms occurred in the lower extremities, and most of the tumors recurred after surgery alone, with several late ...
A I, Neugut, P P, Sordillo
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Formal Extreme (and Extremely Formal) Programming
2003This paper is an exploratory work were the authors study how the technology of Formal Methods (FM) can interact with agile process in general and with Extreme Programming (XP) in particular. Our thesis is that most of XP practices (pair programming, daily build, the simplest design or the metaphor) are technology independent and therefore can be used ...
Ángel Herranz-Nieva +1 more
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What is extreme about Mises’s extreme apriorism?
Journal of Economic Methodology, 2016There is something extreme about Mises’ apriorism, namely, his epistemological justification of the a priori element(s) of economic theory. His critics have long recognized and attacked the extremeness of Mises’ epistemology of a priori knowledge. However, several of his defenders have glossed or ignored what is (and what has long been recognized by ...
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Acta Applicandae Mathematica, 2001
The paper gives an overview on the so-called extreme network theory. The origins of this theory are the classical Steiner problem, which asks to find a shortest network spanning a given finite set of points in the plane, and the one-dimensional variational calculus, which investigates extremals of variational functionals defined on a space of curves ...
Ivanov, Alexandr O., Tuzhilin, Alexey A.
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The paper gives an overview on the so-called extreme network theory. The origins of this theory are the classical Steiner problem, which asks to find a shortest network spanning a given finite set of points in the plane, and the one-dimensional variational calculus, which investigates extremals of variational functionals defined on a space of curves ...
Ivanov, Alexandr O., Tuzhilin, Alexey A.
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Nursing Standard, 2017
It's as simple as picking up the phone and making a referral. For those who have done Prevent training, it's about recognising the red flags; the same red flags as recognising vulnerabilities in safeguarding and making a referral there. I get that we are all busy and rushed off our feet, honestly I do.
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It's as simple as picking up the phone and making a referral. For those who have done Prevent training, it's about recognising the red flags; the same red flags as recognising vulnerabilities in safeguarding and making a referral there. I get that we are all busy and rushed off our feet, honestly I do.
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