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Journal of Automated Reasoning, 2015
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Reversible Programs Have Reversible Semantics
2020During the past decade, reversible programming languages have been formalized using various established semantic frameworks. However, these semantics fail to effectively specify the distinct properties of reversible languages at the metalevel, and even neglect the central question of whether the defined language is reversible.
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Reversibility and sub-reversibility of Finsler metrics
2022In order to extend the sphere theorem for Finsler metrics, the concept of reversibility introduced by H-B. Rademacher for a compact Finsler manifold. In this paper, we extend this notion to the general Finsler mani-folds. Then we find an upper bound for the reversibility of some important spherically symmetric Finsler metrics. Furthermore, we introduce
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Does Reversible Dementia Exist and Is It Reversible?
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1988The last 20 years have witnessed a dramatic change in the way cognitive impairment, particularly dementia, has been seen. Once thought to be a normal aspect of the aging process, the dementias are now perceived to be diseases caused by a variety of etiologies, a minority of which are currently treatable.
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REVERSAL IN STEREO DISCRIMINATION BY CONTRAST REVERSAL
Optometry and Vision Science, 1973ABSTRACT When bars are flashed to appear nearer or farther than the plane of fixation, some observers are unable to localize the bar correctly in depth. For example, with light bars presented against a darker background, convergent disparities may be confused with similar stimuli presented monocularly to only one eye, whereas ...
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The preference reversal ... reversed!
2008Preference reversal (PR) occurs when pairs of lottery gambles are evaluated under two different conditions: to choose the gamble preferred to play and assign minimum selling price to each gamble. The preference order is then reversed from one condition to another: while it receives the lowest selling price, the gamble less risked is preferred in ...
Schmeltzer, C. +2 more
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“To Reverse or Not To Reverse?”
Survey of Anesthesiology, 2017Glenn S, Murphy, Aaron F, Kopman
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“To Reverse or Not To Reverse?”
Anesthesiology, 2016Glenn S. Murphy, Aaron F. Kopman
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New Reversible Structures: Reversible Nets, Reversible Decision Diagarams, and Reversible Cascades
2004In Chapts. 6 and 7 two reversible decompositions were created: reversible lattice structures and reversible Modified Reconstructability Analysis. While these reversible structures exhibit certain regularities, yet they generate a big “garbage” at the output which requires the use of the mirror image (i.e., inverse) reversible circuit to eliminate such “
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