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Interconnected Society – Interconnected (Criminal) Law.
European Criminal Law Review, 2021The rhizome is an infinite, dynamic root network without a main branch. It is not just a scientific term that describes the growth of fungi; the image of the rhizome also reflects today’s interconnectedness of society driven by globalisation and digitisation.
Katrin Höffler, Lucia Sommerer
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SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, 1999
The paper considers the problem of constructing roads of minimum total length to interconnect existing highways under the constraint that the roads can intersect each highway only at one point, called an exit, and in a designated interval which is a line segment, including the two extreme cases where the interval is a line or a point.
Du, Ding-Zhu +2 more
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The paper considers the problem of constructing roads of minimum total length to interconnect existing highways under the constraint that the roads can intersect each highway only at one point, called an exit, and in a designated interval which is a line segment, including the two extreme cases where the interval is a line or a point.
Du, Ding-Zhu +2 more
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, 2018
In this paper, the decentralized control problem is solved based on a policy iteration algorithm for large-scale nonlinear systems with unknown mismatched interconnections. The unknown interconnection is approximated by a neural network with local states
Bo Zhao +4 more
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In this paper, the decentralized control problem is solved based on a policy iteration algorithm for large-scale nonlinear systems with unknown mismatched interconnections. The unknown interconnection is approximated by a neural network with local states
Bo Zhao +4 more
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2018
In this Chapter we review the state of the art of carbon-based interconnects, presenting the most relevant results in modelling, fabrication, and integration, coming to the most recent applications, where such interconnects were for the first time successfully integrated to CMOS technology.
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In this Chapter we review the state of the art of carbon-based interconnects, presenting the most relevant results in modelling, fabrication, and integration, coming to the most recent applications, where such interconnects were for the first time successfully integrated to CMOS technology.
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Planar interconnects to 3D interconnects
Proceedings of Technical Program of 2012 VLSI Technology, System and Application, 2012Envisioning greater functionality, higher performance and lower power consumption, the semiconductor industry is introducing the first products with 3D interconnects into volume manufacturing. This presentation will trace the transition from planar to 3D interconnects by beginning with the key issues which confronted the scaling of 2D interconnects ...
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Games and Culture, 2011
Virtual reality (VR) transports the mind beyond the two-dimensional bounds of text and photographs; it engages the imagination and forms visual and cognitive links. VR can free participants from stereotyped bounds projected by society. Interconnections: Revisiting the Future applies these innate qualities of virtual worlds to weave together individual
Walters, Lori C. +2 more
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Virtual reality (VR) transports the mind beyond the two-dimensional bounds of text and photographs; it engages the imagination and forms visual and cognitive links. VR can free participants from stereotyped bounds projected by society. Interconnections: Revisiting the Future applies these innate qualities of virtual worlds to weave together individual
Walters, Lori C. +2 more
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2006
AbstractThe structural similarities between the different vices means that there will be overlaps between them, or that those in the grip of one of these vices should also naturally be exposed to another. One example is the relation between resentment and envy.
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AbstractThe structural similarities between the different vices means that there will be overlaps between them, or that those in the grip of one of these vices should also naturally be exposed to another. One example is the relation between resentment and envy.
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