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International Journal of Humanoid Robotics, 2004
PINO is a small-sized, low-cost humanoid robot developed for research. The salient feature of PINO is the use of low-cost components, extensive esthetic design, the disclosure of technical information under GNU General Public Licensing, the use of evolutionarly computing methods to generate stable walking patterns, and numerious commerical ...
Hiroaki Kitano +6 more
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PINO is a small-sized, low-cost humanoid robot developed for research. The salient feature of PINO is the use of low-cost components, extensive esthetic design, the disclosure of technical information under GNU General Public Licensing, the use of evolutionarly computing methods to generate stable walking patterns, and numerious commerical ...
Hiroaki Kitano +6 more
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Macromolecular Symposia, 1995
AbstractPiero Pino was at the same time an inspired teacher, a creative scientist and an endless organizer. His culture was also very broad allowing him to donate the scientific community valuable contributions in organic and organometallic chemistry, in catalysis and polymer science.
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AbstractPiero Pino was at the same time an inspired teacher, a creative scientist and an endless organizer. His culture was also very broad allowing him to donate the scientific community valuable contributions in organic and organometallic chemistry, in catalysis and polymer science.
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Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Virtual execution environments, 2007
PinOS is an extension of the Pin dynamic instrumentation framework for whole-system instrumentation, i.e., to instrument both kernel and user-level code. It achieves this by interposing between the subject system and hardware using virtualization techniques. Specifically, PinOS is built on top of the Xen virtual machine monitor with Intel VT technology
Prashanth P. Bungale, Chi-Keung Luk
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PinOS is an extension of the Pin dynamic instrumentation framework for whole-system instrumentation, i.e., to instrument both kernel and user-level code. It achieves this by interposing between the subject system and hardware using virtualization techniques. Specifically, PinOS is built on top of the Xen virtual machine monitor with Intel VT technology
Prashanth P. Bungale, Chi-Keung Luk
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2013
Voce di enciclopedia che descrive le caratteristiche prestazionali del legno prodotto a partire da quelle della specie di provenienza.
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Voce di enciclopedia che descrive le caratteristiche prestazionali del legno prodotto a partire da quelle della specie di provenienza.
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The design of PINO-like hydrogen-atom-transfer catalysts
Nature Reviews Chemistry, 2023Sahil Arora +2 more
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