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Periodica Mathematica Hungarica, 2008
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Gennadiy Averkov, Horst Martini
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Gennadiy Averkov, Horst Martini
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Proceedings of the 10th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques, 1983
The mapping of images onto surfaces may substantially increase the realism and information content of computer-generated imagery. The projection of a flat source image onto a curved surface may involve sampling difficulties, however, which are compounded as the view of the surface changes.
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The mapping of images onto surfaces may substantially increase the realism and information content of computer-generated imagery. The projection of a flat source image onto a curved surface may involve sampling difficulties, however, which are compounded as the view of the surface changes.
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2001 video review on Animation theater program, 2001
The Moving Pyramid is a charming animated short that tells the story of corruption, power and revolution. This short combines traditional, papercut and computer animation and was completed in two years using Softimage software. The making of the Moving Pyramid would not have been possible without the assistance of Industrial Light and Magic and all the
Wolf-Rüdiger Bloss, Camille Eden
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The Moving Pyramid is a charming animated short that tells the story of corruption, power and revolution. This short combines traditional, papercut and computer animation and was completed in two years using Softimage software. The making of the Moving Pyramid would not have been possible without the assistance of Industrial Light and Magic and all the
Wolf-Rüdiger Bloss, Camille Eden
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The Mathematical Intelligencer, 2014
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Scientometrics, 2006
In this short paper I propose a combination of qualitative and quantitative criteria to classify the quality, talent and creative thinking of the scientists of the “hard”, medical and biological sciences. The rationale for the proposed classification is to focus on the impact and overall achievements of each individual scientist and on how he is ...
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In this short paper I propose a combination of qualitative and quantitative criteria to classify the quality, talent and creative thinking of the scientists of the “hard”, medical and biological sciences. The rationale for the proposed classification is to focus on the impact and overall achievements of each individual scientist and on how he is ...
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The Star-Pyramid Graph: An Attractive Alternative to the Pyramid
2005This paper introduces a new class of interconnection networks named Star-Pyramid, SP(n). A star-pyramid of dimension n is formed by piling up star graphs of dimensions 1 to n in a hierarchy, connecting any node in each i-dimensional star, 1< i ≤ n, to a node in (i – 1)-star whose index is reached by removing the i symbol from the index of the former ...
Navid Imani, Hamid Sarbazi-Azad
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Scientific American, 2015
The article discusses archaeological discoveries regarding the Egyptian pyramids construction. It looks at how findings such as papyrus ledger indicate that the workers were an elite labor force responsible for gathering supplies and building materials.
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The article discusses archaeological discoveries regarding the Egyptian pyramids construction. It looks at how findings such as papyrus ledger indicate that the workers were an elite labor force responsible for gathering supplies and building materials.
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Pyramids are guides not rules: the evolution of the evidence pyramid
Evidence Based Medicine, 2016Soon after the inception of the evidence-based medicine (EBM) movement in the 1990s, the evidence pyramid rose from the sand.1 As more evidence resources and resources for finding evidence were developed it became necessary to provide guidance on their use.
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