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Immersive Group-to-Group Telepresence
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 2013We present a novel immersive telepresence system that allows distributed groups of users to meet in a shared virtual 3D world. Our approach is based on two coupled projection-based multi-user setups, each providing multiple users with perspectively correct stereoscopic images.
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Algebra and Logic, 1990
A stable theory \(T\) is said to be weakly normal if, for every model \(M\) of \(T\), every subset \(A\) of \(M\) and every element \(b\) in \(M\), the canonical basis of \(t(b/A)\) is algebraic over \(A\cup b\). It is known that, if \(T\) is a superstable theory of finite rank, \(T\) is weakly normal if and only if all rank-one types have a locally ...
Evans, D., Pillay, A., Poizat, B.
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A stable theory \(T\) is said to be weakly normal if, for every model \(M\) of \(T\), every subset \(A\) of \(M\) and every element \(b\) in \(M\), the canonical basis of \(t(b/A)\) is algebraic over \(A\cup b\). It is known that, if \(T\) is a superstable theory of finite rank, \(T\) is weakly normal if and only if all rank-one types have a locally ...
Evans, D., Pillay, A., Poizat, B.
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Women in Group and Women’s Groups
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 2002Female development is characterized by the introjection of maternal and paternal objects, which creates a rich internal world for women. However, the feminine tendency to become diffused in identifications sometimes results in women feeling overpowered in mixed-gender groups.
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Groups And Groupings In The UN
2000This chapter talks about groups and groupings in the UN. The day-to-day business of the United Nations is very much influenced by groups of states, which have combined to formulate group interests, and to attempt to impose their positions in the organizations and programmes.
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{Groups, {Groups, {and More Groups}}}
1993The concept of gathering text into groups allows TEX input files to be greatly simplified. A new group is started by the character {and terminated by the character}. Changes made within a group will lose their effect when the group terminates. So, for example if {\bf three boldface words} appears in your text, the opening brace starts the group, the ...
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Science, 2011
The benefits of cooperation can drive the evolution of a population structure that supports cooperative behavior.
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The benefits of cooperation can drive the evolution of a population structure that supports cooperative behavior.
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The Automorphism Groups of the Braid Groups
American Journal of Mathematics, 1981In the first of two papers published in the Annals in 1947 [3] Emil Artin mentioned the problem of determining all automorphisms of the braid groups (of the Euclidean plane), and in the second [4] took a first step towards a solution. The main result of this paper is a complete determination of these automorphism groups: the outer automorphism group is
Dyer, Joan L., Grossman, Edna K.
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Group Trust and Group Reputation
2009 Fifth International Conference on Natural Computation, 2009Trust and reputation play a vital role in the interactions of agents. Previous researches mostly concern individual agents, while group trust and group reputation are largely ignored. To this end, we present a Computational Model of Group trust and group reputation (CMGTGR) which as well as affects interactions of individual agents.
Xiangrong Tong, Wei Zhang
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The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1960
Fundamentally, it is impossible to escape some kind of grouping of students. At one end of the scale is random or what we call heterogeneous grouping. At the other end, there is ability or some other type of homogeneous grouping in all major subject areas. In between, it is a question of how much grouping for whom and in what subjects.
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Fundamentally, it is impossible to escape some kind of grouping of students. At one end of the scale is random or what we call heterogeneous grouping. At the other end, there is ability or some other type of homogeneous grouping in all major subject areas. In between, it is a question of how much grouping for whom and in what subjects.
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Stable Groups and Algebraic Groups
Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 2000Let \(G\) be a stable, saturated group, \(p\) be the strong type of an element of \(G\), and \(\langle p\rangle\) be the smallest type-definable (over \(\text{acl}(\emptyset)\)) subgroup of \(G\) containing \(p^G\). By \textit{L. Newelski}'s theorem [Notre Dame J. Formal Logic 32, No.
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