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A Leakage-Controlled Benchmark of Metaheuristic Multi-Omics Feature Selection for Reconstructing TCGA Molecular Subtypes in Endometrial Cancer. [PDF]
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2008 Proceedings IEEE INFOCOM - The 27th Conference on Computer Communications, 2008
In this paper we consider security-related and energy-efficiency issues in multi-hop wireless networks. We start our work from the observation, known in the literature, that shortest path routing creates congested areas in multi- hop wireless networks. These areas are critical-they generate both security and energy efficiency issues.
MEI, Alessandro, STEFA, JULINDA
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In this paper we consider security-related and energy-efficiency issues in multi-hop wireless networks. We start our work from the observation, known in the literature, that shortest path routing creates congested areas in multi- hop wireless networks. These areas are critical-they generate both security and energy efficiency issues.
MEI, Alessandro, STEFA, JULINDA
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Outer Space: The Final Frontier of Taxation
International Tax Studies, 2023As the pace of commercial space exploration quickens, the question arises: is the global tax framework equipped to handle the complexities tied to revenues from outer space? The very nature of these revenues, derived from a deemed sovereign-free source, clashes with traditional tax principles like the source and residence doctrines.
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2023
Human actions often cause environmental harm. Reflecting on human/environmental interactions in space may help clarify that such interactions are not inevitably and only harmful. In fact, it is possible for humans to impact their environments in positive as well as negative ways—and thus to generate environmental improvement as well as environmental ...
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Human actions often cause environmental harm. Reflecting on human/environmental interactions in space may help clarify that such interactions are not inevitably and only harmful. In fact, it is possible for humans to impact their environments in positive as well as negative ways—and thus to generate environmental improvement as well as environmental ...
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Journal of Mental Science, 1960
The manifest contents of most phobias concern dangers coming from the environment. It is the degree of those neurotic fears rather than their objects which makes them appear unrealistic. Fears of dangers coming from outside the environment in which the patient lives, such as fear of cosmic happenings, have usually been found to be associated with ...
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The manifest contents of most phobias concern dangers coming from the environment. It is the degree of those neurotic fears rather than their objects which makes them appear unrealistic. Fears of dangers coming from outside the environment in which the patient lives, such as fear of cosmic happenings, have usually been found to be associated with ...
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2023
This chapter explores existing and formative scholarly work that takes a geographical approach to understanding the social, cultural, political, and environmental meanings of outer space. It applies the diverse language of geography to the spaces of outer space while considering how outer space relates to Earthly spaces.
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This chapter explores existing and formative scholarly work that takes a geographical approach to understanding the social, cultural, political, and environmental meanings of outer space. It applies the diverse language of geography to the spaces of outer space while considering how outer space relates to Earthly spaces.
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1967
One effect of the concept of "inner space," developed to explain the forces working to change a person's behavior, has been to "de-tribalize" man. A new school of social psychiatry, more interested in the tribe, community, and family, has evolved the concept of "outer space." The author describes its heritage (going back to the Greeks), outlook, and ...
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One effect of the concept of "inner space," developed to explain the forces working to change a person's behavior, has been to "de-tribalize" man. A new school of social psychiatry, more interested in the tribe, community, and family, has evolved the concept of "outer space." The author describes its heritage (going back to the Greeks), outlook, and ...
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JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2020
Michael B, Stenger, Brandon R, Macias
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Michael B, Stenger, Brandon R, Macias
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