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Flexural Response and Parametric Analysis of Precast Concrete Composite Beams Considering New-to-Old Concrete Interface Properties. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Wu X +5 more
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Are liver metastases from uveal melanoma a clinical indication for dynamic PET? A comparison of Patlak parametric imaging with standard and delayed static SUV imaging using long axial field-of-view PET/CT. [PDF]
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Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Aspect-oriented software development, 2003
Aspect-oriented software development allows the programmer to identify and treat separately concerns that, subsequently, can be woven to different target applications. For this, aspect-oriented languages like AspectJ and Hyper/J provide mechanisms for defining and composing such crosscutting concerns. An introduction is a mechanism for defining certain
Hanenberg, Stefan, Unland, Rainer
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Aspect-oriented software development allows the programmer to identify and treat separately concerns that, subsequently, can be woven to different target applications. For this, aspect-oriented languages like AspectJ and Hyper/J provide mechanisms for defining and composing such crosscutting concerns. An introduction is a mechanism for defining certain
Hanenberg, Stefan, Unland, Rainer
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Parametric and Non‐parametric Encompassing Procedures*
Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 2008AbstractWe study the asymptotic behaviour of encompassing statistics in general regression models. The theory for testing one parametric model against another parametric model is now well known, but the comparison of two non‐parametric models, or ‘crossed’ situations where a parametric model is tested against a non‐parametric one, has not been treated ...
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On the Influence of Parametrization in Parametric Interpolation
SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis, 1976In parametric interpolation, an ordered set of n points $\{ P_i :(x_i ,y_i )\} ,i = 0,1, \cdots ,n - 1$, is given, and a type of interpolating function is specified. The points are then parametrized; that is, for each i, a value $t_i $ is assigned to the point $P_i $.
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