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A comparison of reversal and multiprobe error separation
Precision Engineering, 2010This paper demonstrates the application of two methods of separating spindle error motion from artifact roundness on a spindle with
Eric R. Marsh +2 more
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Reversible watermarking by prediction-error expansion
6th IEEE Southwest Symposium on Image Analysis and Interpretation, 2004., 2004We propose a new reversible (lossless) watermarking algorithm for digital images. Being reversible, the algorithm enables the recovery of the original host information upon the extraction of the embedded information. The proposed technique exploits the inherent correlation among the adjacent pixels in an image region using a predictor.
D.M. Thodi, J.J. Rodriguez
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Reversal and Rotation Errors by Normal and Retarded Readers
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1973The incidence of and relationships among word and letter reversals in writing and Bender-Gestalt rotation errors were investigated in matched samples of 100 normal and 100 retarded readers. No significant differences in the incidence of reversal and rotation errors were found in the two groups.
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Factors influencing the algebra “reversal error”
American Journal of Physics, 2005Given a written problem statement about a proportional relationship between two quantities, many students will place the constant of proportionality on the wrong side of the equals sign. Introductory physics is one of the first courses in which students encounter multiple-step problems that require algebraic (rather than numeric) solutions, and this ...
Elaine Cohen, Stephen E. Kanim
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Retroviral Reverse Transcriptases: Error Frequencies and Mutagenesis
1992For most organisms the fidelity of genomic replication is an exceptionally accurate process. This accuracy must be high enough to guarantee that the nucleotide sequence of the parent is transmitted to subsequent generations with few if any errors. Infrequent errors are required, however, to produce mutations that drive the evolution of species through ...
K J, Williams, L A, Loeb
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The Significance Of The Reversal Error In Reading.
1954PhD ; Educational psychology ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/181308/2/0008295 ...
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Reconstruction of permutations distorted by single reversal errors
International Symposium onInformation Theory, 2004. ISIT 2004. Proceedings., 2004The set of permutations on n elements with the metric which is equal to the minimum number of errors being inversions of an interval that transforms one a permutation to other one is investigated. In the paper the problem of finding the minimum number of permutations in a metric ball of a given radius r sufficient to determine uniquely the center of ...
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Reverse engineering source polarization error
SPIE Proceedings, 2005With the advent of the first immersion and hyper-NA exposure tools, source polarization quality will become a hot topic. At these oblique incident angles, unintentional source polarization could result in the intensity loss of diffraction orders possibly inducing resolution or process window loss.
George E. Bailey +4 more
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Error bounds in diffusive sampling with reversible adsorption
Talanta, 1993Diffusive samplers are commonly used in the work place for compliance monitoring of gases and vapors. Because the workplace concentrations of analyte are not constant, the usual procedure of calibration of a diffusive monitor by exposure to a known constant concentration of analyte may lead to an unacceptable error.
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REVERSIBLE INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM ?
The Lancet, 1961Herman Zondek +3 more
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