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The 85th Frontier

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1980
Eighty-five years ago, radiation therapy was discovered, with the restriction of treatment being skin tolerance. This led to time-dose graphs quantitating cure or necrosis. The advent of supervoltage radiation, with skin sparing, treatment simulation and planning, immobilization devices, focus blocks, and computerized tomographic scans, ushered in the ...
S E, Order, D J, Lee
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At the frontiers of OCR

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1992
It is argued that it is time for a major change of approach to optical character recognition (OCR) research. The traditional approach, focusing on the correct classification of isolated characters, has been exhausted. The demonstration of the superiority of a new classification method under operational conditions requires large experimental facilities ...
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Frontiers of Frontier Markets Investing

2016
Ponders the possibility of future investment opportunities on the frontiers of frontier markets—those markets currently closed to outside investors—as well as in places beyond the frontier, such as Cuba, Iran, and North ...
Marko Dimitrijević, Timothy Mistele
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The Last Frontier

Scientific American, 2012
The article discusses the calculation of the position of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Voyager 1 spacecraft as of 2012 by Robert B. Decker of Johns Hopkins University.
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The Closing of the Frontier

2006
Software design is usually discussed as if the system is being created “de novo”, but most programmers are working on systems that have already been released. This is a sign of success, since software is now good enough to keep and is worth improving. But the way we talk about design and the way we teach it is stuck in the twentieth century.
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Frontiers in Development

Science, 1994
P J, Hines, J, Marx, S, Parks
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The Frontier

Medical Decision Making, 1988
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Approaches for Efficiently Detecting Frontier Cells in Robotics Exploration

Frontiers in Robotics and AI, 2021
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The American Frontier — Frontier of What?

The American Historical Review, 1946
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Frontiers of Pluripotency

2019
Humans develop from a unique group of pluripotent cells in early embryos that can produce all cells of the human body. While pluripotency is only transiently manifest in the embryo, scientists have identified conditions that sustain pluripotency indefinitely in the laboratory.
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