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Ogling, Quizzing, and Spying: The Eyeglass
Fashion Studies, 2018 The eyeglass was a distinctive accessory of the long eighteenth century. Contrary to contemporary conduct advice, which enjoined a self-disciplined gaze and a polite use of the eyes, this accessory made a fashionable virtue out of staring. Using textual sources and the more abundant visual evidence of portraiture and satirical prints, this paper opens ...
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Face Attribute Prediction Using Off-the-Shelf CNN Features
, 2016 Predicting attributes from face images in the wild is a challenging computer vision problem. To automatically describe face attributes from face containing images, traditionally one needs to cascade three technical blocks --- face localization, facial ...
Li, Haibo +2 more
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Genes, Eyeglasses, and Social Policy [PDF]
Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2011 Someone reading empirical research relating human genetics to personal outcomes must be careful to distinguish two types of work: An old literature on heritability attempts to decompose cross-sectional variation in observed outcomes into unobservable genetic and environmental components.
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Eyeglasses and risk of COVID-19 transmissionâanalysis of the Virus Watch Community Cohort study [PDF]
BACKGROUND: The importance of SARS-CoV-2 transmission via the eyes is unknown with previous studies mainly focusing on protective eyewear in healthcare settings. METHODS: Participants from the Virus Watch prospective community cohort study responded to a
Aldridge, Robert W +18 more
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Infection Risk from Surgeons' Eyeglasses
Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery, 2012 Purpose. To assess bacterial contamination of 20 eyeglasses from surgeons. Methods. 40 samples were taken from the nose pad (n=20) and earpiece (n=20) of 20 eyeglasses from orthopaedic surgeons using a sterile swab stick soaked in sterile distilled water.
U Butt +5 more
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Wearing Many (Social) Hats: How Different are Your Different Social Network Personae?
, 2017 This paper investigates when users create profiles in different social networks, whether they are redundant expressions of the same persona, or they are adapted to each platform.
Chan, Hau-wen +4 more
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Eyeglasses in the wonderland of COVIDâ19 [PDF]
Journal of Medical Virology, 2021 openaire +3 more sources
Broadening Access to Eyeglasses in the US
JAMA Health Forum, 2022 Olivia J, Killeen, Paul P, Lee
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