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Therapeutic Remodeling of the Gut Microbiome as a Strategy to Restore Immune Tolerance in Autoimmunity. [PDF]
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Design and Demonstration of Compact and Lightweight Imaging Spectrometer Based on Schwarzschild Reflector Systems Using Commercial Off-the-Shelf Optics. [PDF]
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Semi-arid grasses combine contrasting strategies of dehydration tolerance associated with carbohydrate storage and embolism resistance under drought. [PDF]
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Optimization of Design Tolerances of Servomechanisms
CIRP Annals, 1992Summary A method is proposed to specify maximum tolerance ranges on nominal values of system parameters of servomechanisms and the nominal values themselves using semi-infinite optimization algorithms. The performance specifications of the servomechanism are transcribed to semi-infinite inequalities.
Roelofs, H.H.B., Heuvelman, C.J.
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Design of fault-tolerant systems
[1990] Proceedings. Third Annual IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems, 2002Design features (e.g. reliability, maintainability, and testability) of systems designed to tolerate faults which could compromise the safe and secure operation of a system are discussed. Design automation issues are discussed with a focus on the future.
Jill J. Hallenbeck, Joanne Bechta Dugan
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IEEE Micro, 2005
As we introduce this yearÂ’s Hot Chips theme issue, the frequency slowdown trend that is upon us as a result of the CMOS technology outlook has to be the single major point that stands out. It is not just the per-chip power dissipation envelope that is forcing this trend, although that factor alone is perhaps the major deterrent to frequency escalation ...
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As we introduce this yearÂ’s Hot Chips theme issue, the frequency slowdown trend that is upon us as a result of the CMOS technology outlook has to be the single major point that stands out. It is not just the per-chip power dissipation envelope that is forcing this trend, although that factor alone is perhaps the major deterrent to frequency escalation ...
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