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This Time for Sure

Computing in Science & Engineering, 2008
The emergence of multicore, heterogeneous architectures for computer games has put parallel computing back in the limelight. The problem is, almost nobody knows how to program these parallel computers for top performance. Research groups developing parallelizing languages and compliers are saying, "This time for sure," but will these tools really help ...
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Just To Be Sure

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1962
In angle-closure glaucoma, it has been repeatedly demonstrated that when the angle is entirely open there is no abnormal obstruction to outflow of aqueous and the facility of outflow is normal. During this phase when the angle is open, there is actually no glaucoma though the potentiality of further closure and a return of the glaucoma exists. The sole
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Capitalism will Surely Perish, Socialism will Surely Prosper

Chinese Economic Studies, 1972
Commenting on the general features of the international situation near the end of the fifties, the great leader Chairman Mao pointed out: "The enemy is rotting away day by day, while we get better and better day by day." The unfolding of history eloquently proves Chairman Mao's brilliant conclusion.
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The SuRE programming framework

1995
We illustrate the use of a declarative programming paradigm based upon three kinds of program clauses: equational, subset, and general relational clauses. The implemented language is called SuRE, which is an acronym for Subsets, Relations, and Equations.
Bharat Jayaraman, Kyonghee Moon
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SURE or INSURE

Pediatric Pulmonology, 2019
Aakash Pandita, Raffaella Panza
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Sure footing

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 2023
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Access Suspended

Annals of Statistics, 2021
Cun-Hui Zhang, Pierre C Bellec
exaly  

Sure-Thing Doubts

1983
Consider the problem of choosing from among the following four gambles: with monetary prizes based on the color ball drawn from an urn containing balls in the stated proportions. Recent studies show that in cases of this sort a significant number of persons will choose B in preference to A, and C in preference to D, in pairwise choice situations.2 Such
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Hyperspectral Image Denoising Using SURE-Based Unsupervised Convolutional Neural Networks

IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2021
Jóhannes R. Sveinsson   +1 more
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Sure Signs

The American Journal of Medicine, 2007
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