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Chineseness as a moving target

Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 2020
Abstract The Chinese are one of the earliest established immigrant communities in the Netherlands and they are part of the new ‘superdiversity’ of metropolitan societies around the world, where the relative clarity of previous migration patterns is overlaid by vastly more complex, multilayered and less stable trajectories of movement.
Kroon, Sjaak, Li, J.
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Saccades to Moving Targets

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2005
Abstract: The metrics and dynamics of saccades to stationary and moving targets were observed in monkeys (Macaca mulatta). To isolate the effects of target speed on the saccade from contributions of smooth pursuit, saccade velocity was corrected for intrasaccadic pursuit velocity on a trial‐by‐trial basis prior to analysis.
T, Eggert   +3 more
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ERP a moving target

International Journal of Business Information Systems, 2007
Enterprise Resource Planning systems are central elements in long term wide-ranging design and use networks. Present ERP research focuses on single-enterprise implementation and fails to address important features of the ERP networks such as multi-spatiality, the design of the generic and the dynamics over time.
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Epidemiology: A moving target

Nature, 2014
Migration has led to an increase in the occurrence of sickle-cell disease in countries with previously low incidence of the disorder.
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Detection of moving targets with a moving camera

2009 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics (ROBIO), 2009
In this paper we propose a new method of detecting moving objects from a moving camera based on SIFT(The Scale Invariant Feature Transform) features matching and dynamic background modeling. Firstly, feature points are extracted by SIFT algorithm to compute the affine transformation parameters of camera motion, and guided by RANSAC to remove the ...
Dongxiang Zhou   +3 more
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Designing for a moving target

Proceedings of the 4th Nordic conference on Human-computer interaction: changing roles, 2006
The low cost of change in web service development makes it possible to continually release new and improved versions of the service to users who can respond to changes and offer suggestions, creating a feedback loop cycle. This paper shares experiences building services in agile projects and suggests initially releasing a simple, valuable service to ...
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Surveillance Search for a Moving Target

Operations Research, 1983
The surveillance search problem is a generalization of the detection search problem studied by Brown and Stone, among others. In the surveillance version of the problem, the search terminates only if the time and location of a detection satisfy certain problem specific conditions; the objective is to maximize the expected value of a payoff received ...
Luke Tierney, Joseph B. Kadane
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Moving Target

The Engineer, 2023
With optimism returning to the Aerospace and Defence sectors skills body Enginuity explores how well placed the North West is to provide the right skills for these evolving industries
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Democracy as a Moving Target

2013
The challenge of globalization seriously questions some of the conditions that the literature has insisted upon as necessary requirements for the proper functioning of a democratic polity — the existence of a demos, and of a state, as well as of appropriate economic and cultural conditions.
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Moving target

Science, 2022
The global monkeypox outbreak is giving the virus an unprecedented opportunity to adapt to humans. Will it change for the worse?
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