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ON MULTI-LEVEL k-RANGES FOR RANGE SEARCH [PDF]
International Journal of Computational Geometry & Applications, 2005 We investigate an implementation of the multi-level or ℓ-level k-range data structure. The ℓ-level k-range is compared to naive and R*tree search over N randomly generated k-dimensional points. Results indicate that multi-level k-ranges are not competitive due to their (previously unreported) complexity.
Sean M. Falconer, Bradford G. Nickerson
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Range, Range Men, Range Management, and ASRM
Journal of Range Management, 1969 This material was digitized as part of a cooperative project between the Society for Range Management and the University of Arizona Libraries.The Journal of Range Management archives are made available by the Society for Range Management and the ...
Gates, Dillard H.
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1972
A long-range acoustic side-scan echo-ranging technique has been employed to the east of the Bahama Islands-Blake Plateau area. Towing a hydrophone array at approximately 600 meters and regularly firing deep explosive charges as sound sources yielded ranges of ≤370 km. Ranges were limited by topographic relief and not by the ranging system.
R. C. Spindel, J. R. Heirtzler
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A long-range acoustic side-scan echo-ranging technique has been employed to the east of the Bahama Islands-Blake Plateau area. Towing a hydrophone array at approximately 600 meters and regularly firing deep explosive charges as sound sources yielded ranges of ≤370 km. Ranges were limited by topographic relief and not by the ranging system.
R. C. Spindel, J. R. Heirtzler
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Accuracy of Range-Range and Range-Sum Multilateration Systems
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, 1975A recent paper [1] described a novel procedure for assessing the accuracy of hyperbolic multilateration systems for the case of uncorrelated ranging errors. Basically the procedure reduced the problem of assessing accuracy to that of calculating the moments and products of inertia of a simple mass constellation. This paper derives analogous results for
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1970
To the Editor.— The attempt by Dr. Elveback and her colleagues to exorcise the ghost of Gauss ( 211 :69-75, 1970), calls for some comment. As they state, Gauss was primarily concerned with the theory of errors, but the components in an error distribution are analogous to those in any other type of measurement.
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To the Editor.— The attempt by Dr. Elveback and her colleagues to exorcise the ghost of Gauss ( 211 :69-75, 1970), calls for some comment. As they state, Gauss was primarily concerned with the theory of errors, but the components in an error distribution are analogous to those in any other type of measurement.
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Brain and Development, 1987
Physical therapists speak of the range of motion given to patients with physical handicaps. There is for families, a "range of emotion" that is part of having a handicapped child. My daughter fills me with both joy and pain, yet she is completely passive. She speaks only with her eyes, and I am learning to listen with mine.
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Physical therapists speak of the range of motion given to patients with physical handicaps. There is for families, a "range of emotion" that is part of having a handicapped child. My daughter fills me with both joy and pain, yet she is completely passive. She speaks only with her eyes, and I am learning to listen with mine.
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Journal of Algebra and Its Applications, 2009
Let A be a uniformly complete vector lattice, let H be the collection of all order bounded linear mappings T : A → ℝ such that |T(x)| = |T(|x|)| for all x ∈ A and let σ(A, H) the weak topology on A. If (A, σ(A, H)) is a complete topological vector space then the range of any orthomorphism π: A → A is an order ideal of A.
Toumi, Mohamed Ali, Toumi, Nedra
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Let A be a uniformly complete vector lattice, let H be the collection of all order bounded linear mappings T : A → ℝ such that |T(x)| = |T(|x|)| for all x ∈ A and let σ(A, H) the weak topology on A. If (A, σ(A, H)) is a complete topological vector space then the range of any orthomorphism π: A → A is an order ideal of A.
Toumi, Mohamed Ali, Toumi, Nedra
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Trends in Biotechnology, 2001
Abstract The Integrated Bioinformatics: High-Throughput Interpretation of Pathways and Biology conference was held at Zurich, 24–26 January 2001.
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Abstract The Integrated Bioinformatics: High-Throughput Interpretation of Pathways and Biology conference was held at Zurich, 24–26 January 2001.
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2008
At AAAI'07, Zinkevich, Bowling and Burch introduced the Range of Skill measure of a two-player game and used it as a parameter in the analysis of the running time of an algorithm for finding approximate solutions to such games. They suggested that the Range of Skill of a typical natural game is a small number, but only gave heuristic arguments for this.
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At AAAI'07, Zinkevich, Bowling and Burch introduced the Range of Skill measure of a two-player game and used it as a parameter in the analysis of the running time of an algorithm for finding approximate solutions to such games. They suggested that the Range of Skill of a typical natural game is a small number, but only gave heuristic arguments for this.
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