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Tangible programming elements for young children
Tangible programming elements offer the dynamic and programmable properties of a computer without the complexity introduced by the keyboard, mouse and screen.
Wyeth, Peta +6 more
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Open systems: the key to effective information flow
Focuses on the application of open systems in promoting information flow and ...
Revie, C.W.
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Measuring readability for Japanese learners of english
This paper describes the relative effectiveness of seven variables of three categories in predicting the readability of the EFL texts used in the Japanese ...
Ozasa, T., Weir, G., Fukui, M.
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Modelling the security of recognition-based graphical passwords
Recognition-based graphical passwords are a suggested alternative authentication mechanism which have received attention in recent research. The research often presents new schemes, usability studies or proposes countermeasures for specific attacks ...
English, R.
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Capturing interactive data transformation operations using provenance workflows
The ready availability of data is leading to the increased opportunity of their re-use for new applications and for analyses. Most of these data are not necessarily in the format users want, are usually heterogeneous, and highly dynamic, and this ...
Omitola, Tope +5 more
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Train performance simulation and optimisation using a hybrid computer
This paper discusses, in general terms, the application of a hybrid computer to train performance evaluation.
Murray-Smith, D.J.
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Model checking has been applied to many areas of software and hardware verification; this includes hybrid systems, which contain both hardware and software components. To model hybrid systems both types of component are included in a single model.
Miller, A., Kirwan, R.
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Performing effective and efficient emergency response is essential to maintaining public safety. The use of emergency planning systems therefore plays a critical role in ensuring that the emergency services can respond to a wide range of adverse events,
Raue, S., Johnson, C.W.
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This paper argues that a ‘systemic’ approach can help to address the threat to public safety from Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). Rather than focusing narrowly on electronic counter-measures or on the detection of disaffected groups before an ...
Nilsen-Nygaard, L., Johnson, C.W.
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The increasing integration of safety-critical infrastructures introduces vulnerabilities that extend across international borders. On the 14th August 2003, a domino-effect disrupted the power supply to more than 50 million people across the North-Eastern
Johnson, C.W.
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