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Proceedings of the 2011 iConference, 2011
'Templates' are pervasive within all the spheres of organizations. They are considered to represent, among other things, rules, routines and best practices accumulated from the past. Despite their ubiquity within many organizations, little is known about these templates.
Arvind Karunakaran, Sandeep Purao
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'Templates' are pervasive within all the spheres of organizations. They are considered to represent, among other things, rules, routines and best practices accumulated from the past. Despite their ubiquity within many organizations, little is known about these templates.
Arvind Karunakaran, Sandeep Purao
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Template Polymerization (Molecular Templating)
2014Template polymerization is also called replica polymerization or matrix polymerization. In 1954, the term “replica polymerization” was first used [1] but was replaced by “matrix polymerization” or “template polymerization.” A monomer, which is a low molecular weight chemical compound, converts into a polymer with a large molecular weight by a chain ...
Mitsuru Akashi, Hiroharu Ajiro
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Chemistry – A European Journal, 2003
AbstractMetal ions are superb at templating the synthesis of small macrocycles that are decorated with Lewis basic sites. However, for the synthesis of larger macrocycles, or the synthesis of macrocycles devoid of an array of Lewis basic sites, metal ions are less useful.
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AbstractMetal ions are superb at templating the synthesis of small macrocycles that are decorated with Lewis basic sites. However, for the synthesis of larger macrocycles, or the synthesis of macrocycles devoid of an array of Lewis basic sites, metal ions are less useful.
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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2011
Abstract The notion of a template has been used in a number of linguistic domains to refer to grammatical patterns where the form of some linguistic constituent appears to be well conceptualized as consisting of a fixed linear structure, whether in terms of the arrangement of its subconstituents or its overall length.
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Abstract The notion of a template has been used in a number of linguistic domains to refer to grammatical patterns where the form of some linguistic constituent appears to be well conceptualized as consisting of a fixed linear structure, whether in terms of the arrangement of its subconstituents or its overall length.
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Template-directed synthesis on oligodeoxycytidylate and polydeoxycytidylate templates
Journal of Molecular Biology, 1985Oligodeoxycytidylic acids and polydeoxycytidylic acid are effective templates for the polymerization of guanosine 5'-(phospho-2-methylimidazolide). They may be substituted for the corresponding ribo-oligomers without greatly changing the course of the reactions.
C B, Chen, T, Inoue, L E, Orgel
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Conversion of an implant radiographic template into a surgical template
Journal of Prosthodontics, 2001A method is presented for converting a radiographic template into a surgical template using the information acquired from the analysis of tomograms. Necessary changes of the implant position and angulation are transferred to the indexed and sectioned cast.
N, Sykaras, R D, Woody
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A Deformable Template Model, with Special Reference to Elliptical Templates
Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Asger Hobolth +2 more
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International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 2006
We study the problem of covering a word f by a set F of available segments. In particular we demonstrate that each F induces a unique structure (scaffold) on f which determines how all "succint" coverings of f (by elements of F) are positioned on f. Our motivation for this study comes from the formalization of the template–guided recombination which ...
Andrzej Ehrenfeucht, Grzegorz Rozenberg
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We study the problem of covering a word f by a set F of available segments. In particular we demonstrate that each F induces a unique structure (scaffold) on f which determines how all "succint" coverings of f (by elements of F) are positioned on f. Our motivation for this study comes from the formalization of the template–guided recombination which ...
Andrzej Ehrenfeucht, Grzegorz Rozenberg
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Rules and algorithms for the design of templates for template matching
[1992] Proceedings. 11th IAPR International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2003Template matching is considered to be a powerful image processing tool that is particularly useful in industrial inspection problems. In industrial inspection large numbers of objects have to be processed in short time. The processing itself is relatively easy. The defects that are to be found are known and can be modelled with black and white patterns.
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2014
Model-based approaches are very popular for medical image segmentation as they carry useful prior information on the target structure. Among them, the implicit template deformation framework recently bridged the gap between the efficiency and flexibility of level-set region competition and the robustness of atlas deformation approaches.
Raphael Prevost +4 more
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Model-based approaches are very popular for medical image segmentation as they carry useful prior information on the target structure. Among them, the implicit template deformation framework recently bridged the gap between the efficiency and flexibility of level-set region competition and the robustness of atlas deformation approaches.
Raphael Prevost +4 more
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