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GP-to

SIGGRAPH Asia 2017 Computer Animation Festival, 2017
Everyday, a gigantic tube pours out an astronomic quantity of garbage in a huge bowl shaped dump yard. A creature, GP-to by name, made up of these very wastes, takes in a young boy, whose arm in harshly severed, and helps him. The child, traumatised after waking up, finally seems to have found his place in this world with his new protector.
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The Statistics of GPS [PDF]

open access: possibleSPIE Proceedings, 2007
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is an extremely effective satellite-based system that broadcasts sufficient information for a user to determine time and position from any location on or near the Earth. The fundamental GPS measurement is the corrected time of the satellite clock relative to the receiver clock.
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GPS-base

Formålet med GPS-base er beregning af rejsetider for bestemte vejstrækninger.
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Protein GPS

Nature Methods, 2013
Antibody-like probes report the localization and amount of endogenous proteins in living cells.
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GPS for Geodesy

1996
Reference systems GPS satellite orbits propagation of the GPS signals GPS receivers and the observables GPS observation equations and positioning concepts GPS data processing strategies GPS quality control GPS carrier phase ambiguity fixing concepts active GPS control stations single-site GPS models short distance GPS models medium distance GPS ...
Teunissen, Peter, Kleusberg, A.
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GP practices

Nursing Standard, 1991
The Government is to provide £19 million funding for GP practice computing in 1991/92. The reimbursement scheme money will cover up to 50 per cent of hardware, software and maintenance costs and up to 70 per cent of the initial staff costs.
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The Navstar GPS

1992
The Navstar GPS is a satellite-based radionavigation system that provides continuous global coverage to an unlimited number of users who are equipped with receivers capable of processing the signals being broadcast by the satellites. As Figure 2.1 indicates, the system can be broken into three major pieces or segments: 1. The space segment
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GPs as learners

Medical Journal of Australia, 1991
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