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CHI '01 extended abstracts on Human factors in computer systems - CHI '01, 2001
For years, software engineers have been told that applications must respond to user events within 100 milliseconds to seem instantaneous, yet this assumption has never been systematically tested. In this research, we attempt to establish thresholds of detection for changes in a graphical user interface using adaptive tracking. For keyboard interactions,
Ethan V. Munson, James R. Dabrowski
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For years, software engineers have been told that applications must respond to user events within 100 milliseconds to seem instantaneous, yet this assumption has never been systematically tested. In this research, we attempt to establish thresholds of detection for changes in a graphical user interface using adaptive tracking. For keyboard interactions,
Ethan V. Munson, James R. Dabrowski
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Calibrating Prejudice in Milliseconds
Social Psychology Quarterly, 2008Psychological social psychologists have devoted great effort to measuring the elusive construct of unconscious prejudice. However, recent work underscores both the psychometric flaws of these measures and the weaknesses in claims that they predict behavior in realistic organizational settings.
Philip E. Tetlock, Gregory Mitchell
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Timing of accreting millisecond pulsars
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008We review recent results from the X‐ray timing of accreting millisecond pulsars in LMXBs. This is the first time a timing analysis is performed on accreting millisecond pulsars, and for the first time we can obtain information on the behavior of a very fast pulsar subject to accretion torques.
T. Di Salvo +7 more
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1992
A study of the flux density and component emission of four millisecond radio pulsars shows that on average millisecond radio pulsars have steeper spectra than slow period pulsars. The results of flux density measurements of four millisecond pulsars, PSRs 1620-26, 1821-24, 1855+09, and 1937+21, have been made to determine their spectral indices in the ...
L. Fairhead, R. S. Foster, D. C. Backer
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A study of the flux density and component emission of four millisecond radio pulsars shows that on average millisecond radio pulsars have steeper spectra than slow period pulsars. The results of flux density measurements of four millisecond pulsars, PSRs 1620-26, 1821-24, 1855+09, and 1937+21, have been made to determine their spectral indices in the ...
L. Fairhead, R. S. Foster, D. C. Backer
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Il Nuovo Cimento C, 1990
In this paper we briefly review the observed parameters of the presently known millisecond pulsars and the general ideas about their formation secenario. We describe the results of recent searche and unbiased surveys, and we discuss some possible observation strategies.
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In this paper we briefly review the observed parameters of the presently known millisecond pulsars and the general ideas about their formation secenario. We describe the results of recent searche and unbiased surveys, and we discuss some possible observation strategies.
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2001
ABSTRACT Catalytic partial oxidation processes at very short contact times have great promise for new routes to chemical synthesis from alkanes because they are capable of producing highly nonequilibrium products with no carbon formation using reactors that are much smaller and simpler than with conventional technology.
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ABSTRACT Catalytic partial oxidation processes at very short contact times have great promise for new routes to chemical synthesis from alkanes because they are capable of producing highly nonequilibrium products with no carbon formation using reactors that are much smaller and simpler than with conventional technology.
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Discovery of a millisecond pulsar
AIP Conference Proceedings, 1983We have discovered a pulsar with a period of about 1.556 milliseconds. The discovery of the pulsar has cleared up the mystery surrounding the enigmatic source, 4C21.53. An exposition of the history of the search process, results from our timing program, the pulse waveform, the distance and the origin of the pulsar are discussed.
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Isomers in the millisecond region
Soviet Atomic Energy, 1978V. V. Remaev +2 more
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