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Standardized template bleeding time in dogs
Journal of Surgical Research, 1979Determination of bleeding time from standardized skin punctures is an important diagnostic aid in human patients, but a reproducible method for its use in the canine model has not been developed. In previous canine studies [3-5, 151 the significance of reported bleeding time results have been flawed by the lack of such a method.
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Standardization of Biometric Template Protection
IEEE MultiMedia, 2014Whether it is providing fingerprints at airport immigration desks, tagging friends on social networking sites, or logging into a smartphone, biometrics provide a fast, convenient, and unobtrusive means for access control or identity verification. Biometric template protection is an umbrella term for a class of techniques used to mitigate the security ...
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Templates-instruments for standardizing ERP systems
Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005Today's large companies face significant challenges in the integration of differently configured ERP systems which have evolved within the last decade. These systems impede the flow of information along the value chain which is vital for supply chain management and holistic controlling processes.
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Fingerprint Image Reconstruction from Standard Templates
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2007A minutiae-based template is a very compact representation of a fingerprint image and for a long time it has been assumed that it did not contain enough information to allow the reconstruction of the original fingerprint. This work proposes a novel approach to reconstruct fingerprint images from standard templates and investigates to what extent the ...
CAPPELLI, RAFFAELE +3 more
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2001
In this chapter we examine the Standard Template Library (STL). The STL is a comprehensive library of template functions and classes that are suppiled with all ANSI C++ compatible compilers. The objective of the STL is to provide programmers with a library of frequently used data structures and functions.
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In this chapter we examine the Standard Template Library (STL). The STL is a comprehensive library of template functions and classes that are suppiled with all ANSI C++ compatible compilers. The objective of the STL is to provide programmers with a library of frequently used data structures and functions.
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Structuring Requirements in Standard Templates
INCOSE International Symposium, 2014AbstractA survey of the contents of various Requirements and Definition Documents both within Rolls‐Royce and in the literature revealed a large variety of structures and contents. Many requirements documents do not distinguish in their structure between functional and the various non‐functional requirements but mix these up within the content of the ...
Richard Beasley +3 more
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Cephalometric templates based on the Bolton standards
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1989An accurate, simple, rapid method of cephalometric profile analysis is proposed. Templates, derived photographically from the 9-year through 18-year male-female Bolton standard tracings, are used to define the optimal locations for any selected hard or soft tissue dentofacial landmarks.
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On the Validated Usage of the C++ Standard Template Library
Proceedings of the 9th Balkan Conference on Informatics, 2019The C++ Standard Template Library (STL) is the most well-known and widely used library that is based on the generic programming paradigm. The STL takes advantage of C++ templates, so it is an extensible, effective but flexible system. Professional C++ programs cannot miss the usage of the STL because it increases quality, maintainability ...
Bence Babati +3 more
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Templates: Standardization for Business Networking
2001Business in the information age depends to a large extend on the availabihty of accepted standards [cf. e.g. OECD 1996]. They significantly reduce the coordination requirements between business partners and are the basis for establishing integrated information flows.
Thomas Huber +2 more
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2019
Should every programmer make his/her own vector class, list class, and so on? Oh, of course not. So some time back the Standard Template Library (STL) was developed and put into the standard. In STL you'll find containers like list and vector; strings, as we already use them; and commonly needed functions like swap, find, and copy.
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Should every programmer make his/her own vector class, list class, and so on? Oh, of course not. So some time back the Standard Template Library (STL) was developed and put into the standard. In STL you'll find containers like list and vector; strings, as we already use them; and commonly needed functions like swap, find, and copy.
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