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The intersection problem for star designs
If \(G\) is a simple graph without isolated vertices, \(B\) is called a \(G\)-design if \(B\) is a finite set of graphs, each isomorphic to \(G\), with the property that for every pair \(u,v\) of vertices in the union of their vertex set, there is at most one graph in \(B\) of which \(uv\) is an edge. If \(H\) is the union of the graphs in \(B\), \(B\)
Billington, EJ, Hoffman, DG
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Stigma remains a pervasive barrier to Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) in New York City (NYC). As part of an EHE implementation science planning process, we mapped multi-level HIV-related stigma-reduction activities, assessed their evidence base, and ...
Cristina Rodriguez-Hart +12 more
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Open Design, Inclusivity and the Intersections of Making [PDF]
This paper presents insights from an ethnographic study with a diverse population of makers in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. By engaging individuals, groups and communities who 'make' in different contexts, we reveal under-explored perspectives on 'making' and highlight points of intersection between different kinds of making across the city. We
David Green, David Stanley Kirk
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Assessing Theory of Mind in bilinguals: A scoping review on tasks and study designs
Previous developmental studies reported bilinguals’ Theory of Mind (ToM; the ability to take on another's perspective) develops differently than monolinguals.
Justin Feng, Sohyun Cho, G. Luk
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5-Designs with three intersection numbers
It is proved that the Witt 5-(24,8,1) design is the unique 5-\((v, k, \lambda)\) design with exactly three intersection numbers if \(k- 1\) is a prime or \(\lambda\leq 4\) or at least two intersection numbers are less than 5.
Yury J. Ionin, Mohan S. Shrikhande
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Open Design at the Intersection of Making and Manufacturing [PDF]
This one-day workshop aims to consider the opportunities for HCI at the intersection of maker culture and professional, industrial manufacturing. In particular, we are interested in exploring how the concept of “open design” could help support productive interactions between professional manufacturers and non-professional makers. Our proposal builds on
David Philip Green +10 more
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The increased use of mobile maps in our highly mobile digital culture has resulted in a large variety of map users and map use situations. For mobile map applications that engage a broad user base and feature diverging map usage contexts, one-size-fits ...
M. Bartling +6 more
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t-Designs with few intersection numbers
The authors present a method to obtain new \(i\)-designs from \(t\)-designs with few intersection numbers provided some numerical conditions are met. Specifically, let \(B\) be a fixed block of a \(t-(v,k,\lambda)\) design having \(j\) distinct intersection numbers. Repeated blocks are allowed. Let \(x\) be an intersection number.
Alexander Pott, Mohan S. Shrikhande
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Intersections in HCI, Design and Dementia
Participatory approaches are used to design interactive systems, services and products to improve their impact and usability. However, these approaches are not always suitable for people with cognitive limitations such as dementia. This workshop will focus on participatory approaches for working with people living with dementia, challenge assumptions ...
Rens Brankaert +5 more
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Trampling Analysis of Autonomous Mowers: Implications on Garden Designs
Several trials have been carried out by various authors concerning autonomous mowers, which are battery-powered machines. The effects of these machines on turfgrass quality and energy consumption have been thoroughly investigated.
M. Sportelli +11 more
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