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Flat Lesions

2010
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Franco Iafrate, LAGHI, ANDREA
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Flat and weakly flat projection algebras

Algebra Universalis, 2002
The concept of a projection algebra was introduced by \textit{H.\ Ehrig} and his collaborators as an algebraic version of ultrametric spaces. This concept is useful in computer science as a convenient tool for algebraic specification of process algebras. By \(\mathcal{PRO}\) is denoted the category of projection algebras.
Ebrahimi, M. Mehdi, Mahmoudi, M.
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Flat Frog

ACM SIGGRAPH 2012 Computer Animation Festival, 2012
Flat Frog is based on the misadventures of two rustic frogs that are always anxious to cross the road in search of females. Ever the ignorant optimists, the two rubes manage to get run over again and again out on the road but this never seems to dampen.
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Relative flatness measurement of uncoated optical flats

Applied Optics, 1975
A method is described for measuring the relative flatness of uncoated precision optical flats to lambda/1000. The method uses scanning interferometry and can be made automatic fairly readily.
C F, Bruce, F P, Sharples
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Pullback-Flat Acts are Strongly Flat

Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 1991
AbstractLet 5 be a monoid. A right S-system A is called strongly flat if the functor A ⊗ — (from the category of left S-systems into the category of sets) preserves pullbacksand equalizers. (This concept arises in B. Stenström, Math. Nachr. 48(1971), 315-334 under the name weak flatness). The main result of the present paper is a proof that for A to be
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Of Mud Flats, Mixed Mud Flats and Sand Flats

German Research, 2004
AbstractThe extended tidal mud flats found in various climate zones are a result of the tides. Using the southern North Sea as their research area, scientists study how ecological processes operate in the threatened “Wadden Sea ...
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Flat Wrong

Scientific American, 2020
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Flat Roofs

2020
Karl Kovac, Roger Greeno, Roy Chudley
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Flat Attraction

Scientific American, 2021
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Fitting Flats to Flats

2024 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)
Gabriel Dogadov   +2 more
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