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Science, 2019
Astrochronology The periodic nature of Earth's orbit around the Sun produces cycles of insolation reflected in climate records. Conversely, these climate records can be used to infer changes in the dynamics of the Solar System, which is inherently chaotic and not always similarly periodic.
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Astrochronology The periodic nature of Earth's orbit around the Sun produces cycles of insolation reflected in climate records. Conversely, these climate records can be used to infer changes in the dynamics of the Solar System, which is inherently chaotic and not always similarly periodic.
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Framework for 3D object hole filling
2015 Fifth National Conference on Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, Image Processing and Graphics (NCVPRIPG), 2015In this paper we address the problem of hole filling in a point cloud of 3D object. Even with most popular 3D scanning devices like Microsoft Kinect and Time of Flight (ToF) cameras, occlusions during the scanning process result in occurrence of missing regions or holes in 3D data.
Shankar Setty +2 more
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Cement Mantle Retention: Filling the Hole
Orthopedics, 2009Revision total hip surgery requires a number of techniques that optimizes outcomes while minimizing bone loss. One such technique that has proven useful in revision of the femoral components in revision total hip surgery is leaving an intact cement mantle in place and cementing a new prosthesis within the intact cement mantle. Careful patient selection
Michael, Cross, Mathias, Bostrom
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Filling in the holes of the semi-Fredholm domain
Integral Equations and Operator Theory, 2002Consider a linear operator in some infinite-dimensional Hilbert space. The author finds sufficient conditions that for a given set of holes (bounded components) in the semi-Fredholm resolvent set of the operator, there exists an invariant subspace of the given operator such that the spectrum of the restriction is equal to the spectrum of the operator ...
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