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Minimal Hearing Loss in Children: Minimal But Not Inconsequential

Seminars in Hearing, 2009
It has been ~25 years since Bess published his first work on unilateral hearing loss in children. Those early articles triggered considerable interest in the audiology and medical communities and represented an expansion of our focus at that time on children with severe to profound degrees of hearing loss to include those with lesser degrees of hearing
Anne Tharpe, Douglas Sladen, Jeanne Dodd-Murphy, Stephen Boney   +3 more
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Minimizing digital data loss

Dental Update, 2015
Clinical photography has now reached all areas of dentistry, with camera equipment and photography skills being present in many practices. Whilst taking good photographs is just one part of improving record-keeping, the other part, which is arguably the more important aspect, is to store securely this vast amount of data that is created.
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Minimization of energy losses into a PWM chopper

World Journal of Engineering, 2014
This paper initially presents the results of the analysis of a non linear on/off control system which is capable of generating a pulse width modulation (PWM). This technique can be used to design PWM choppers that can be dedicated to regulate fluctuating power supplies (photovoltaic, wind turbines, etc.).
Abdelouahab Zaatri, Norelhouda Azzizi, Fouad Rahmani   +2 more
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Minimization of Power Losses in Cooperating Manipulators

1991 American Control Conference, 1991
The control of multiple manipulators handling a common object entails the solution of an underdetermined system of linear equations which represents the system’s dynamics. In order to choose an optimal solution to this problem, various approaches have been proposed: minimum internal force and minimum power, among others.
Nahon, M., Angeles, J.
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Minimizing Information Loss in Simple Aggregation

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1982
A criterion is presented to indicate a strategy for additively combining corresponding discrete rows and columns of a square array to form an array of reduced size such that the loss of information thereby incurred is minimized. The objective function is expressed in terms of an information loss criterion between the original array and an array of the
J R Roy, D F Batten, P F Lesse
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Folding RNA with the minimal loss of entropy

Physical Review E, 1995
The principle of sequential minimization of entropy loss (SMEL) is introduced and justified within the context of biopolymer folding in vitro. This principle implies that at each stage in the dominant folding pathway, the conformational entropy loss associated with loop closure, \ensuremath{\Delta}${\mathit{S}}_{\mathrm{loop}}$, is minimized while the ...
, Fernández, , Arias, , Guerín
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A loss minimization problem

Moscow University Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics, 2009
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Minimizing losses at interfaces

Science, 2017
Solar Cells Among the issues facing the practical use of hybrid organohalide lead perovskite solar cells is the loss of charge carriers at interfaces. Hou et al. show that tantalum-doped tungsten oxide forms almost ohmic contacts with inexpensive conjugated polymer multilayers to create a hole-transporting material with a small interface barrier.
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Minimizing Information Loss and Preserving Privacy

Management Science, 2007
The need to hide sensitive information before sharing databases has long been recognized. In the context of data mining, sensitive information often takes the form of itemsets that need to be suppressed before the data is released. This paper considers the problem of minimizing the number of nonsensitive itemsets lost while concealing sensitive ones ...
Syam Menon, Sumit Sarkar
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Minimizing Blood Loss in Burn Surgery

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 2000
Significant blood loss continues to plague early tangential excision of the burn wound. Although various techniques to reduce intraoperative blood loss have been described, there is an absence of uniformity and consistency in their application. Furthermore, it is unclear whether these techniques compromise intraoperative tissue assessment and wound ...
R, Cartotto, M A, Musgrave, M, Beveridge, J, Fish, M, Gomez   +4 more
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