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Point-to-Point Telemedicine using the ISDN
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1996Two pilot telemedicine trials were established, one using basic-rate ISDN (minor injuries service) and one using primary-rate ISDN (remote fetal scanning). Preliminary results were most encouraging. In the first 10 months of operation, 49 patients with minor injuries were managed successfully using telemedicine.
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Asynchronous Point-To-Point Communication
1998In the previous chapter one described two classes aimed at thread creation and concurrent execution. As far as threads are concerned, there is enough material in the Thread class for point-to-point synchronization and communication, which can be based on stop and schedule utilization (see Chapter 2).
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Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1954
The gradual disengagement of mathematics from logic. Beginning with a historical review of the development of mathematical thought, we have to consider successively (cf. 10, pp. 139-140):(1) The observational period. For some familiar regularities of (outer or inner) experience of time and space, which, to any attainable degree of approximation, seemed
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The gradual disengagement of mathematics from logic. Beginning with a historical review of the development of mathematical thought, we have to consider successively (cf. 10, pp. 139-140):(1) The observational period. For some familiar regularities of (outer or inner) experience of time and space, which, to any attainable degree of approximation, seemed
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Points in point-free mereotopology
Fundam. Informaticae, 2001Summary: It is considered the virtue of mereotopology that it takes regions instead of points to be the primitive entities of space. As mereotopology is assumed to avoid the difficulties incurred by considering points as primitive entities, mereotopology is thought to provide the means for commonsense spatial representation and reasoning.
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Point-To-Point Videoconferencing
2008This chapter examines evidence that there is significant value-added to K-12 educational outcomes that emerges as a result of provider use of interactive videoconferencing and supporting resources in their content delivery. It includes discussion of the outcomes of several presentation approaches that have been analyzed with regard to effectiveness and
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2009
Fiber to the home (FTTH) architectures based on point-to-point fiber deployments are mainstream in Europe and Middle East because they have been technically and economically viable for a long time, and they have a number of characteristics that make them the preferred choice when technological flexibility over the lifetime of the fiber plant is ...
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Fiber to the home (FTTH) architectures based on point-to-point fiber deployments are mainstream in Europe and Middle East because they have been technically and economically viable for a long time, and they have a number of characteristics that make them the preferred choice when technological flexibility over the lifetime of the fiber plant is ...
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The point of point-of-care testing
The Lancet, 2011Seble G, Kassaye, David, Katzenstein
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A Simplified Pointing Model for Alt-Az Telescopes
Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2023Zhonghua Yao, Fei HE
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Adaptation of pointing and visual localization in depth around the natural grasping distance
Journal of Neurophysiology, 2021Michael Wiesing, Eckart Zimmermann
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